Students visit sanctuary


INSPIRED by a National Geographic video clip featuring the Elephant Sanctuary in Krau Wildlife Reserve in Lanchang, Pahang, a team of nine members from the Taylor's Business School Sky Adventure Club decided to make an actual exploration on their own to this sanctuary, which is also one of the oldest protected areas in Malaysia. 

One of the highlights of the adventure was the blind trail activity where everyone was blindfolded and walked by holding onto the shoulder of the person in front of them in a follow-the-leader style. The leader in front was then directed along the route by the sound of clapping hands. 

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