Photohunt: Male
I’m back. I have missed the previous two photohunts. I have a new job! Yeah! It is going well. I traveled to New Jersey for training during the first two weeks of December. I was busy or traveling so I … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Borneo
Day tour of Seoul
Animals of Bako
Proboscis Monkey at Bako National Park This is the fifteenth in a series of more in-depth posts on our trip to Borneo. February 24 The main attraction at Bako is the wildlife. Number one is the Proboscis Monkey. These monkeys … Continue reading →
Bako Day Hike
This is the fourteenth in a series of more in-depth posts on our trip to Borneo. February 24 We did not have breakfast before leaving Kuching so we started back to the canteen before going on our hike. We looked … Continue reading →
Getting to Bako
This is the thirteenth in a series of more in-depth posts on our trip to Borneo. February 24 Bako National Park was the main reason we had traveled to Sarawak. Like Mt Kinabalu, it is known for unusual plants including … Continue reading →
Semenggoh Wildlife Centre
This is the twelfth in a series of more in-depth posts on our trip to Borneo. February 23 Orang utan – it is Malaysian for person of the forest (orang – person; utan – derived from hutan meaning forest). It … Continue reading →
Kuching Food
Display at Top Spot This is the eleventh in a series of more in-depth posts on our trip to Borneo. February 23 Kuching has great food. It is known for several dishes such a Kuching (or Sawarak) Laksa and Kolo … Continue reading →
Sunday Market in Kuching
Kuching
Kuching Riverside Esplanade This is the ninth in a series of more in-depth posts on our trip to Borneo. February 21 Kuching – Cat City – that is the nick name of the city. I read that Kuching means cat … Continue reading →
Danum Valley
This is the eighth in a series of more in-depth posts on our trip to Borneo. February 18 Danum Valley – sometimes called the “Lost World”. It is one of the largest areas of protected undisturbed low-land jungle in Malaysian … Continue reading →