Andy Decoster

After a long sleep in the cave, the second begins with smoked-tasted toast from ubai with jam and hot chocolate or tea. This trekking was more relaxed, no burning boat ride. For midday we've made our lunch at a river with kind of sea. Here we were going for fishing and some more liane action. For the last we make a short stop at the orang asli, the origins who are the only ones who are still living in the jungle. They are able to make fire and constructing blow pipes. With the poison of the plants they are hunting for animals in the jungle.... read more

We've booked a two days and one night tour for the jungle. But first we make a walk over the canopy walk, a hanging rope bridge with ladders, elevated 45 m above the ground. Our tour guide is 'Ubai', 'Dubai?', 'No, Ubai', 'Ah Ubai' :). He leads us through the jungle, 3 people were getting lost there, 2 were found again, the one has been in the jungle for 90 days. And Ubai cooks for us delicious meals. The beginning of the 2day-trekking tour was horrible. In the blasting sun (38 degrees C) we had to ride with the boat 2.5 hours to the starting point, the sunburn was guaranteed. On trekking in the jungle the biggest obstacles were fallen trees and small rivers. One way to cross them, by using the lianes and swing to ... read more

In our neighborhood in chinatown we enjoy the sense of drinking tea - time for reflections. At the chinamarket you'll be confronted from both sides to buy some stuff: belts, watches, wallets, shoes, shirts, dvds and many many more. In Malaysia the most people are in the religious belief of muslim. In KL the 'Masjid jamek' is one of malaysia famous mosque. Before you can get in you've been checked two rules. No woman, no shoulders and knees. ... read more

Good Bye Deutschland. Wir verlassen unsere verschneite Heimat und wenn wir wieder kommen bringen wir Sonne mit.... read more