That so call “low hill dipterocarp forest” located just about 30 minutes drive from Brinchang. Unfortunately the forest had been harvested, Even though the guide told us it is a dipterocarp forest, unfortunately that we cannot see many dipterocarp species. Only noticed a little Keriung, can't see any Meranti. Mostly are Macaranga (secondary special with a fast growing rate; the dipterocarp cannot compete with them).
Below photo taken before we started our trekking. Everyone is handsome, pretty, clean as usual (Anyone perasan he is handsome or she is pretty?)
Here we go......
The night before we went in to the jungle was raining, left us the muddy trek for us to walk…… Hey gangs, but it was a really good experience right?
Big water pond, can keep some fishes there….
I do appreciate the beauty of nature; let’s see the wild orchid we found along the way.
Ginger Flower…. It looks so juicy…
Fungus (or mushroom, but this one cannot eat lah), Fungus plays an important role in the forest, helps to decay the wood, return the nutrients to the soil…
We also passed by a waterfall, the water is very cooling.
We can picnic there if we like. Too bad I did not bring my “sarung”; otherwise we can mandi there.
The main purpose of this jungle trekking is to witness the Rafflesia. I was surprised that we found Rafflesia in West Malaysia. It is worthy to trek for 2 hours to witness the world largest flower:- Rafflesia. Below is the photo we had taken. Lol…. The Rafflesia flower is life in front of my eye.
What do you think what is this ?
Some other nice photo to share:
How you feel when you look at this picture? It is really soothing right?
What about this photo? Amazing, this is a God created scenery that human being will never able to create this.
Haha... I love nature, like to get close to the nature…. But I do like the city life too… how ah ? I hope you enjoy reading a little about our journey to find the Rafflesia? Have a wonderful day.
