Khyriel's: Hiking to the peak of (Gunung Angsi) Mount Angsi, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia

On 16 November 2013, was the creation of a history of climbing mountains in Malaysia. This climb was held at Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest which lies Mount Angsi which has a height of 825 meters above sea level. Hiking to the summit at this time is the most representative activities by office mates at the Human Resources Division, Hospital Kuala Lumpur.

Camping in the 3rd year begins on November 15 of the same date last year, the climb to the summit of Mount Irau in Cameron Highlands. We arrived at the campground Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest about 5 pm. On arrival there, after managing to report our arrival at the forest ranger's office, the weather was a bit cloudy at the moment. For female participants they've started fixing their tents before the expected rain fell in the afternoon.

map to gunung angsi

For the boys together with the secretariat, was chosen to set up a large canvas in an empty area to provide a shaded area for us to take refuge from the heat and rain as well as activities such as congregate dining that night and the days ahead. When finished set up a large canvas, the ladies began to provide a place for cooking appliances at night. For the men, they began to set up their tent where it starts to rain quite drizzly. They struggled to complete the camps.

After supper provided and participants are beginning to eat for the evening, the boys initiated steps to provide a place to start burning BBQ meal for all. Dishes such as shrimp, chicken and sausage are some of the BBQ dishes on the menu that night. After a BBQ dinner and done, little by little, the participants returned to their tents to clean up and rest themselves. Presumably they want to raise their energy to provide the energy to climb the body the next day.

Here are some pictures that were recorded during the climb from the camp to the summit of Mount Angsi. Ascent should start before 9 am and should come down from the mountain late as 2 pm. These are the rules set by the authorized officer of the Forest Office. This is to avoid any mishap occurs.