Bukit Gasing, Starting@Temple Hills-Hanging Bridge, Kerinchi Loop & Rope@Temple

Happy Hikers Kuala Lumpur (EB-A2021031501176) is a Registered SSM Company in Malaysia while the parent Company is Lifetime Adventure Holidays Sdn Bhd 202101022401 (1422701-P) is a Licensed Travel Agency
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Gasing Temple Hills Hike is a FREE Event
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We need lots of sunlight to keep Covid19 away & build immunity.
A) Hikes will be with small numbers say 20-Broken in groups of 5
B) WE will practice social distancing of 6 feet apart.
C) You are required to have masks & have your own hand sanitizing creams/Lotions
D) Bring Enough water to drink 2 liters.
E) Your body temperatures will be scanned

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY
Distance to Cover 12KM Height & Elevation 600 Meters
Time taken, 4 Hours
Difficulty Levels, Moderate to Slightly Strenuous

Do RSVP, at meetup so we can LIMIT numbers. NO GUESTS allowed.

Bukit Gasing Forest Reserve is a 100 hectare stretch of green belt dividing the city of Petaling Jaya (Selangor state) from the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur.
It was once a rubber estate but, in the intervening 60 years, the miraculous restorative powers of nature have been allowed to work their magic and the park is now a haven of lush secondary forest including some pretty large trees.
Being surrounded by heavily populated areas, Bukit Gasing is a popular place for nearby residents to stretch legs, get the lungs and heart working and sweat off any extra weight.
There are a number of hiking trails within Bukit Gasing park to suit all levels of energy and fitness.



Before long I arrived at a modest and graffiti covered watchtower* from where I could see a Hindu temple (Siva Temple) and a massive communication tower on a neighboring hilltop.


The highest point in the park (presumably Bukit Gasing which means 'Top Hill') is about 160 meters. That makes it a baby hill by Malaysian standards but there are a number of steep slopes in the park (including one called the Abu Baker Slope) and it is a good place to get in some training for more challenging peaks.
There are plenty of benches where you can take a rest.


According to WWF's Malaysian website the park's 36 hectares on the Petaling Jaya side of the border have been gazetted as a protected area.


## What to Bring?

ESSENTIALS:

1. 1 0r 2 Liters Water, Snacks/ Bites etc
2. HEAD-light/Torchlight
3. Proper Hiking Shoes, NO Adidas Kampung
4. Walking Stick if Required
5. Whistle
6. Mobile Phone
7. A healthy smiling attitude!- don't have?- you will Finish with one! Cheers!!!

Everyone taking part in the Group activities does so at their own risk. We do not employ qualified guides, leaders or first aiders on some of our events. The group works on the same basis of being a group of friends who go out walking together, who invite others to join them on this basis via Meetup Website.
I am attending the Events/Hikes/Tours at my own risk. I understand that the organizer, co-organizer and/or event hosts will try their best to assist and guide, but are no way responsible, liable or accountable for loss, damage, personal injury, death etc. By clicking the RSVP button & having paid, I acknowledge I have read, agreed and accepted the terms and conditions of this disclaimer.