7 Hiking Spots to Witness Spectacular Sea of Clouds!

There’s no pain without gain. This saying has been going on for years and actually, it is true. Sometimes a little hard work goes a long way, and as for these mountains all you need is to endure hours of walking but what’s waiting for you at the peak can’t be solved by money! Witness the scenic lush forests of Malaysia and the sea of clouds at these breathtaking mountains!

1. Mount Kinabalu

 

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Mount Kinabalu is a world-renowned mountain famous for its majestic terrain and a breathtaking sea of clouds! Its fair share of challenges is all worth it once you reach the summit and witness the glorious views on top!

2. Gunung Tahan

 

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Gunung Tahan is the highest mountain in Peninsular, Malaysia with a height of approximately 2, 187 meters above sea level! The trekking requires strength and strong will but since it is the highest mountain, expect that it will give you nothing but pure bliss at the summit! Adding a cherry on top of your victory, a bonus mesmerizing sea of clouds!

3. Gunung Ledang

 

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Wrapped with a mystical tale that intrigue hikers and adrenaline junkies, Gunung Ledang, also known as Mount Ophir, is a mountain with a myriad of outdoor activities and heart-pumping trails! The peak boasts a panoramic view of the Straits of Malacca and Sumatra coastline, with, of course, a sea of clouds!

4. Gunung Korbu

 

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As the second highest peak in Peninsular Malaysia, you can reach the summit either climbing from Tanjung Rambutan, Ulu Kinta, and Gunung Yong Belar. Each has its own difficulty but all are equally rewarding! On trail, you’ll see relaxing waterfalls, birds, and a sea of clouds!

5. Bukit Panorama

 

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True to its name, Bukit Panorama is indeed a panoramic mountain to climb! It is easy to climb and offers tantalizing cloud-covered scenic views!

6. Genting Highlands

 

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You don’t actually need to climb mountains to see a sea of clouds because you can just visit Genting Highlands. It is easier and ideal for those who are not a huge fan of hiking.

7. Penang Hill

 

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Same goes with Penang Hill, aside from overlooking the nature shrouded with clouds, you can also see unique wildlife and flora!