Camping

Taman Negara Johor Gunung Ledang is a day-use park — no overnight camping. Here's what to expect for picnics, waterfall visits, and the Mount Ophir hike.

Tanjung Tuan Recreational Forest near Port Dickson — day hike to a lighthouse, hidden beach, and wild monkeys. No camping. Here's what to expect.

Hutan Lipur Titi Hayun in Yan, Kedah — free entrance, riverside camping at the foot of Gunung Jerai. Honest review by Mike the Explorer.

National Botanic Gardens Shah Alam is a massive day-use nature park in Selangor — great for walks, hikes & family outings. No overnight camping allowed.

Mount Korbu is Peninsular Malaysia's second highest peak — brutal trail, compulsory guide, but views over Ipoh that make the suffering worth it. Full review here.

Lambir Hills National Park near Miri — waterfalls, real rainforest, and solid hiking trails. Here's what to expect before you go.

Gunung Gading National Park in Lundu, Sarawak — home to the rare Rafflesia bloom, jungle waterfalls, and proper overnight camping. Here's what to expect.

Kubah National Park near Kuching has 6 trails, waterfalls, and a frog pond. Here's what to expect before you go — honest review by Mike the Explorer.

Crocker Range National Park in Sabah — one of Borneo's biggest and most biodiverse rainforests. Honest review from Mike the Explorer on trails, access, and what to expect.

Gunung Nuang via Pangsun is one of Selangor's toughest hikes. Mike breaks down the trail, camping options, and what to expect before you show up.

Summit camping on Gunung Datuk in Negeri Sembilan — Mike breaks down the trail, what to expect at the peak campsite, and who should (and shouldn't) attempt it.

Hutan Lipur Bukit Larut in Taiping is a day-hiking spot at the base of Maxwell Hill — not an overnight campsite. Here's what to expect before you go.

When you’re out on the trails, you’ll definitely meet all kinds of people. There’s always that one super friendly dude, the superfit uncle or auntie who puts the young people to shame, the fast an...

When you’re out on the trails, you’ll definitely meet all kinds of people. There’s always that one super friendly dude, the superfit uncle or auntie who puts the young people to shame, the fast and...

Alternatively known as trekking poles, hiking sticks are used for support pretty much 98% of the time when we’re out hiking in harsh terrains, anything from some extra stability or a way to gi...

Ah, Sarawak. Probably the only state in Malaysia that rivals Penang’s laksas. The question of which one is better will be a never-ending debate. So, which team are you on? Besides their lak...