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On 13.12.2006, Lun Bawang guide Racha led 11 of us for a trek to the...
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We soon passed through the Malaysian army checkpoint without any hassle.
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The laterite trail winds past lush forest with lazing buffaloes and cattle...
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……….and green paddy fields……….
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A wooden bridge over a creek had collapsed due to severe erosion of the river...
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Signs of severe erosion are clearly visible along the trail.
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We met several motorcyclists from Kalimantan on their way to Buduk...
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……….to buy goods for sale in their village.
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I walked slowly and took my time to capture anything that interested...
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This cluster of mushrooms is gorgeous! Don’t you think they resemble a...
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What fruits are these? They resemble oranges when ripe but are bigger,...
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A pair of nice shaped mushrooms
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Beautiful pattern on a young shoot of fern
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Another young shoot of fern
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New palm leaves
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We reached the Sarawak-Kalimantan border in 2 hours. The boundary is...
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On the way to Long Bawan, we passed through this Indonesian Immigration...
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At the moment the only checkpoint was manned by the Indonesian army....
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We passed through a village called Long Medang……….
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……….and another village Buduk Tumu……….
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……….and another village Long Api……….
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……….all with elegant timber church buildings like...
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……….before finally arriving at the village of Long Bawan. The...
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Some of the charming double-storey timber shop-houses in Long Bawan. The vast...
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As I explored Long Bawan with my friends, I looked out for interesting...
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