My Motorcycle Camping Trip to Tiger Waterfall
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2020 8:22 pm
Sharing some photos I took on a trip with a bunch of friends last year to Air Terjun Harimau Berjemur also known as Tiger Waterfall in Malaysia. https://goo.gl/maps/wbzGBgBx7QxyS7w3A
This was the BMW R1200GS I rented.
https://ibb.co/hMyPXkx
We started riding around 11.15am in the morning. After about an hour or so of dirt riding, we started feeling the mid-day heat and exhaustion building up in us. We had to take frequent rests and constantly hydrate ourselves.
We asked for an adventure, and we got an adventure. Approximately 5km from the falls, it started raining. Actually, it started POURING! Sheets of heavenly fluids came smashing down onto us, turning the dusty trails into a slimy mud track. Luckily for us, we found a nearby village settlement and took shelter there while we waited out the rain.
The sun re-emerged some time later, but not before turning the ground into a traction-less slippery sheet of gooey mud. Our heavy adventure bikes struggled as we inched along the route and we finally reached our campsite at about 4pm.
https://ibb.co/znqwSPq
Set up my Lazy Monk hammock and a rain tarp as it rains almost everyday and sometimes multiple times in this climate. I had one of the best sleep I've had
for some time in the open. This was the photo I took in the morning of my hammock setup.
https://ibb.co/JpmSL71
The sunrise was breathtaking but my camera don't do justice to how beautiful it was.
https://ibb.co/gTHsXGr
Headed to the waterfall
https://ibb.co/JjFDHqL
https://ibb.co/f208v8b
There are these black and orange stripes rocks that make up the waterfall. That's where it got its name from.
https://ibb.co/86p30nD
https://ibb.co/K2RF81F
Was a great trip. Hope to do it again when the pandemic is over.
This was the BMW R1200GS I rented.
https://ibb.co/hMyPXkx
We started riding around 11.15am in the morning. After about an hour or so of dirt riding, we started feeling the mid-day heat and exhaustion building up in us. We had to take frequent rests and constantly hydrate ourselves.
We asked for an adventure, and we got an adventure. Approximately 5km from the falls, it started raining. Actually, it started POURING! Sheets of heavenly fluids came smashing down onto us, turning the dusty trails into a slimy mud track. Luckily for us, we found a nearby village settlement and took shelter there while we waited out the rain.
The sun re-emerged some time later, but not before turning the ground into a traction-less slippery sheet of gooey mud. Our heavy adventure bikes struggled as we inched along the route and we finally reached our campsite at about 4pm.
https://ibb.co/znqwSPq
Set up my Lazy Monk hammock and a rain tarp as it rains almost everyday and sometimes multiple times in this climate. I had one of the best sleep I've had
for some time in the open. This was the photo I took in the morning of my hammock setup.
https://ibb.co/JpmSL71
The sunrise was breathtaking but my camera don't do justice to how beautiful it was.
https://ibb.co/gTHsXGr
Headed to the waterfall
https://ibb.co/JjFDHqL
https://ibb.co/f208v8b
There are these black and orange stripes rocks that make up the waterfall. That's where it got its name from.
https://ibb.co/86p30nD
https://ibb.co/K2RF81F
Was a great trip. Hope to do it again when the pandemic is over.