Upon arrival, our leading guide, JunJun gave a short briefing to the group before starting the trek to Kirilip Jungle Camp
Mr. Ambrose was also there to send the group on the 1st day.
The group had to pass a piece of land owned by the locals to get to the entrance of Kirilip Jungle Camp. There, JunJun explained briefly about the farming that the locals are doing
The main enterance to the jungle heading to Kirilip Jungle Camp
The trail were a bit challenging since it was raining the day before and early that morning
One of the rubber tree the group passed by. The guest was trying to get hold of the 'KANTALAN',the spoiled rubber milk caused by the rain
One the challenges the group had to face, crossing a stream on a fallen tree
The group spotted something on the ground
A wild centipede that we saw along the trail
Wild Ribbon Mushroom blooms on our way to the camp
One of the oldest and highest tree in the jungle
A short stop at the dam made by the villagers by gathering the surrounding rocks. A great place to appreciate nature
The 'hollow' tree by the dam. Something interesting about this tree is it still standing tough and doesn't show any signs of going down
After 10 minutes of break, the journey continues...
The trek was accompanied with the beauty of nature in the jungle of Kirilip
Even though the trek was quite tough, but it was drained by the scenery served by nature
On the way, Mr. Marcin Jozee spotted a wild jungle spider
Upon arrival, Monika Maria and Marcin Jozee helped to set up the bathing equipment before the sun goes down
The bathing equipment is ready. Monika Maria and Marcin Jozee named it 'The Funny Thing' because it looks funny hanging there on its own
While the guest taking their rest, JunJun started the fire using only charcoal for cooking dinner
While waiting for the sweet potato to be cooked, a brief visit to the waterfalls fills the time
The dinner is served after coming back from the waterfall. Roasted sweet potato, boiled eggs, and Chicken Lihing Soup was a tasty dinner prepared by JunJun
After the dinner, a good night sleep comforted everyone to refresh energy.
Early in the morning, breakfast was prepared
The breakfast is served. Nasi Goreng Ikan Masin (Salted Fish Fried Rice), Fried eggs, and hot tea
The trek starts after finishing breakfast. On the way, there were rubber left-overs that had already spoiled. The first stop was at Joel Point, a view point to see the district of Kinarut in whole
On the way to the next stop, the group stopped at a rubber processing area. Both of the guest took pictures there
The trek continues. A wild local fruit named Limposu served by mother nature to refresh the group to get through the rough trail
At last! The water source of the streams at Kirilip Jungle Camp
On the way back to the camping ground, a local was doing her job processing the rubber milk to make it as a rubber sheet. She explained briefly about the process to the group
After the trek, lunch was served and all the things were packed.
The group trekked out from the camp ground around 4 at the afternoon.
Monika Maria and Marcin Jozee resting and enjoying 100 Plus after a tiring trekking in the Kirilip Jungle Camp for 2 days and 1 night.
Everyone who joined the 2 days and 1 night at Kirilip Jungle Camp had a great time and adventurous trip.
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