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Monday, November 8, 2010
Gunung G7
Gunung G7 adalah kategori gunung yang mempunyai ketinggian melebihi 7,000 kaki terletak di Semenanjung Malaysia. Gunung kategori G7 ini hanya terdapat 7 gunung sahaja di semenanjung Malaysia, oleh kerana itu, kategori gunung ini dipanggil G7 sempena angka 7 yang diambil dari ketinggian dan bilangannya.
Di bawah kategori gunung G7 ini adalah:-
1. Gunung Tahan (7,186 kaki)
2. Gunung Korbu (7,162 kaki)
3. Gunung Yong Belar (7,156 kaki)
4. Gunung Gayong (7,129 kaki)
5. Gunung Chamah (7,210 kaki)
6. Gunung Yong Yap (7,110 kaki)
7. Gunung Ulu Sepat (7,089 kaki)
Gunung-gunung G7 ini juga terletak di sepanjang banjaran titiwangsa kecuali Gunung Tahan yang mana anda perlu mendaki beberapa gunung yang lain selain daripada G7 untuk sampai ke salah satu puncak gunung G7 tersebut.
Trip atau perjalanan gunung G7 kebiasaannya memakan masa yang lama kerana faktor geografinya. Dan kebiasaannya, pendaki-pendaki membuat pendakian sekali harung mengikut nama/pakej perjalanan seperti berikut:-
* Kuala Tahan-Kuala Tahan: Gunung Tahan (8 hari)
* Kuala Tahan-Merapoh: Gunung Tahan (6-7 hari)
* Merapoh-Merapoh: Gunung Tahan (4 hari)
* Transpeak @ TransTitiwangsa: Gunung Yong Yap + Gunung Korbu + Gunung Gayong + Gunung Yong Belar (6-7 hari)
* Transpeak V2 @ Version 2: Gunung Yong Belar + Gunung Gayong + Gunung Korbu + Gunung Yong Yap (7-8 hari)
* Gunung Chamah + Gunung Ulu Sepat (6-7 hari)
Trip-trip sebegini memerlukan kesabaran yang sangat tinggi serta kekuatan mental dan fizikal. Latihan yang cukup sangat diperlukan bagi memastikan trip yang lama sebegini berjalan dengan lancar dan sekurang-kurangnya dapat meminimumkan kecederaan pendaki sekiranya berlaku.
Antara persediaan lain adalah:-
* Makanan yang mencukupi (Optimum – tidak terlalu banyak sehingga terpaksa membawa beban yang banyak dan tidak pula terlalu sedikit sehingga kekurangan makanan kerana tenaga yang banyak diperlukan untuk menghadapi perjalanan yang panjang/jauh)
* Pakaian yang sesuai seperti kasut getah dan sebagainya. Diingatkan bahawa geografi gunung di Malaysia atau hutan hujan tropika adalah berbeza dengan gunung yang terdapat di sebelah barat atau selain hutan hujan tropika. Ini kerana, pemakaian kasut boot kadang-kadang tidak sesuai untuk trip seperti ini. Para pendaki terpaksa melintas sungai yang banyak, berjalan di permukaan tanah berselut dan berakar serta merangkak adalah antara cabaran yang dihadapi oleh para pendaki gunung-gunung G7. Anda tidak memerlukan pakaian trekking yang banyak dan hanya memerlukan set yang sama ketika trekking. Ini kerana anda akan sentiasa berpeluh dan basah kerana hujan atau kelembapan di mana anda perlu membiasakan diri dengan keadaan tersebut. Ingat! Pakaian yang baik ketika itu adalah pakaian yang mudah kering, boleh nafas dan ringan.
* Haversack yang sesuai dan kurang memberi kecedaraan. Terdapat banyak jenis beg haversack di pasaran samada murah ataupun mahal yang membezakan ia adalah kualiti. Saya menasihati anda supaya laburlah haversack yang berkualiti dan pastikan anda membeli yang sesuai dengan anda. Untuk lebih lanjut tentang haversack sila lihat post saya sebelum ini yang mungkin berguna buat anda: Memilih Haversack Terbaik
* Kebersihan hutan hendaklah dijaga. Untuk pengetahuan anda, kebanyakkan trek dan gunung G7 masih terjaga dan tidak dikotori oleh sampah-sarap oleh pendaki yang tidak bertanggungjawab. Jadi, bersedialah untuk tidak membuang sampah, jagalah kebersihan walaupun sekecil plastik gula-gula atau sepuntung rokok. Bawalah balik sampah-sampah yang tidak boleh lupus (seperti plastik) atau sampah kering, dan sampah basah seperti sisa makanan perlulah ditanam sebaik mungkin.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Borang ahli persatuan kembara negara
Kepada ahli RAT Team yang berminat untuk menjadi ahli persatuan kembara negara,sila klik di pautan ini
http://kembaranegara.net/pkn/borang.html
Gunung Jerai, located in the northern state of Kedah
is 1200 meters above sea-level. In the olden days, Kedah
Perak as it was then known played an important role
as a navigating point for sailors from as far as the
Middle East and Europe. Today, Gunung Jerai is Kedah's
premier hill resort and recreational park. On a clear
day atop the peak, the cool, refreshing mountain offers
spectacular views of the rolling paddy fields of Kedah
stretching up to Perlis, and the islands of Penang in
the south and Langkawi in the north-west.
History
Like all other mountains, Gunung Jerai has its fair share of history and fascinating tales. Legend has it that Raja Bersiong, the 'king of fangs' once had his ancient kingdom within the Bujang Valley, at the foot of the mountain. Relics uncovered in the area provide evidence of a Hindu-Buddhist civilization dating back to the fourth century A-D.
Isolated from the other mountain ranges of Peninsular Malaysia, Gunung Jerai has a unique range of medicinal plants and herbs not found in other mountains.
Sungai Teroi Forest Recreational Park
A haven for a variety of unique mountain flora and fauna. Orchids, rhododendrons, pitcher plants grow abundantly within the park.
Hiking Trails along wooded areas leading to the picnic site provide opportunities for nature lovers to enjoy leisurely strolls. The beauty of Gunung Jerai is best experienced while jungle trekking through the natural splendour of this rainforest treasure. For the move adventurous, camping sites, are provided along the trails. Basic camping facilities are available at a nominal fee of RM3 per person.
For a cool refreshing retreat, 30 minutes of brisk jungle trekking from the Gunung Jerai Resort leads one to the breathtaking sight of a clear mountain stream cascading down the hilly slopes.
A visit to the Foresty Museum which is located halfway up the hill will provide a wealth of information on various species of wood collected from Malaysian highland areas.
Accommodation
Located 1.083 meters up the mountain is the 39-room Gunug Jerai Resort. Built in the 1920's, the original rest house is reminiscent of similar buildings in the English countryside. There are 6 family chalets, with a choice of either 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms, set amidst beautiful natural greenery and flowering plants. Each chalet has a dining and living room and is well equipped with cooking facilitiues.
How To Get There
Gunung Jerai is easily accessible by road from the town of Gurun which is approximately 33km south of Alor Setar via the trunk road or the North-South Expressway. Alor Setar is served by Malaysia Airlines from Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Kota Bharu. Express buses, outstation taxis and Keretapi Tanah Melayu trains offer regular services from Butterworth to Alor Setar. Public buses ply from Alor Setar to the foothill of Gunung Jerai every 45 minutes or from Sungai Petani every 30 minutes. Private taxis charge a fare of RM6 for a round trip from the foothills to the resort and back.
Sumber : Tourism malaysia
History
Like all other mountains, Gunung Jerai has its fair share of history and fascinating tales. Legend has it that Raja Bersiong, the 'king of fangs' once had his ancient kingdom within the Bujang Valley, at the foot of the mountain. Relics uncovered in the area provide evidence of a Hindu-Buddhist civilization dating back to the fourth century A-D.
Isolated from the other mountain ranges of Peninsular Malaysia, Gunung Jerai has a unique range of medicinal plants and herbs not found in other mountains.
Sungai Teroi Forest Recreational Park
A haven for a variety of unique mountain flora and fauna. Orchids, rhododendrons, pitcher plants grow abundantly within the park.
Hiking Trails along wooded areas leading to the picnic site provide opportunities for nature lovers to enjoy leisurely strolls. The beauty of Gunung Jerai is best experienced while jungle trekking through the natural splendour of this rainforest treasure. For the move adventurous, camping sites, are provided along the trails. Basic camping facilities are available at a nominal fee of RM3 per person.
For a cool refreshing retreat, 30 minutes of brisk jungle trekking from the Gunung Jerai Resort leads one to the breathtaking sight of a clear mountain stream cascading down the hilly slopes.
A visit to the Foresty Museum which is located halfway up the hill will provide a wealth of information on various species of wood collected from Malaysian highland areas.
AccommodationLocated 1.083 meters up the mountain is the 39-room Gunug Jerai Resort. Built in the 1920's, the original rest house is reminiscent of similar buildings in the English countryside. There are 6 family chalets, with a choice of either 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms, set amidst beautiful natural greenery and flowering plants. Each chalet has a dining and living room and is well equipped with cooking facilitiues.
How To Get There
Gunung Jerai is easily accessible by road from the town of Gurun which is approximately 33km south of Alor Setar via the trunk road or the North-South Expressway. Alor Setar is served by Malaysia Airlines from Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Kota Bharu. Express buses, outstation taxis and Keretapi Tanah Melayu trains offer regular services from Butterworth to Alor Setar. Public buses ply from Alor Setar to the foothill of Gunung Jerai every 45 minutes or from Sungai Petani every 30 minutes. Private taxis charge a fare of RM6 for a round trip from the foothills to the resort and back.
Sumber : Tourism malaysia
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
sijil kejurulatihan tali tinggi
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gunug stong
bersama pasukan kelab kembara penjara kajang menawan puncak gunung stong
XPDC GUNUNG STONG,PENJARA KAJANG 12-14.MEI,2010
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