Thank you for the amazing video! Just wondering what camera you used to film your journey? Was it a go pro mounted to your head? Was it hard to hold a selfie stick/tripod+ phone camera while on those steep/narrow spots? Are you afraif of heights? Was it scary?
While I was summit I only wore a base layer and a windproof jacket. It gets hot when you are making your way up. But it’s good to have a down layer for when you’re up at the summit appreciating the view. 😁
Hello! Great and informative vid!! Wanted to check if you guys did any training prior to attempting mount kinabalu? Personally do a bit of exercise every now and then, but it's my first hike, so unsure of how fit I am required to be.
I didn't do any special training and I think it would be manageable even as a first hike but I would highly recommend you to condition yourself walking with a backpack before the trip or go for long runs. You will suffer less during the hike that way haha
It took 5 hrs to reach Laban Rata or complete via frata only ? That means u might reached 12pm to Laban rata so missed the brekfast there...planning in April
11:25 just an addition, as you can see here, the mountain opposite to mount kinabalu known as mount trusmadi, the second highest mountain in Malaysia (2642 M). there you can enjoy a breathtaking view of mount kinabalu. anyway, nice video !
6:10 that squirrel shows no fear. I suspect people have been feeding him? Btw thanks for the great and informative video. You guys make it seem doable. 💪🏽
Thanks for the informative video! I’ve been thinking of doing this hike. Just a question I heard that there are porters that can carry your bag for items you don’t need during the day (change of clothes and sleeping clothes?). Are there restrictions as to what type of bag they can carry?
Hey, thanks for your kind words. Glad it helped. Yes you can get porters to carry your bag. I believe that charge based on per bag and each bag cannot exceed a certain weight. 20kg I think? It’s been a while so my memory is a bit fuzzy but you can check with your tour operator. They will have that information!
well as you can see in the video, I wasn't exactly well prepared hahaha. I was pretty tired by the hike. Ideally, I want to be fit enough to do the hike feeling slightlytired but not exhausted. A good way to train up is hiking more and conditioning yourself with a bagpack that is heavy. All go for runs. Anything that is endurance based. Lower body gym sessions would help too :)
Hello Bernard, enjoyed your video. Just to check, after via ferrata, did you go back to the pendant hut for breakfast/to collect your stuffs before descending or u carried it along to the peak?
thank you for the video. I like the parts to show how hard it is to climb this mountain. Please let me know if i can use some of the pictures from your video ? thank you.
Hi. Thanks for the kind words and support. However, I would prefer it if you don’t use any content for my video unless you would like to purchase the licensing for it. Thanks! 🙏
Hi Bernard, came across your video while checking out on the Ferrata, such a well documented video. questions for you, i assumed you were recording via a gopro? do you mind sharing what sort of other equipment gears did you bring along? and did u managed to charge up ur gears before the 2am journey?
Hi. Thanks for the support! I was actually filming with two professional sony camera and 1 gopro. Which I do not recommend as it killed me throughout the hike haha. But I guess the nice video made it all worth it. If I were to do it again, I'll still bring my camera but only 1 body and 1 lens. I brought enough batteries to not have to charge them. Hope this answers your question! :)
Hello! Thanks for making this great video!! May I ask whether you hiked down from Pendant Hut after via ferrata? Wondering whether via ferrata shortens the hike down afterwards :)
Hi. Thanks for watching! It doesn't shorten the hike haha. In fact you have to continue hiking down after you finish the ferrata. Then collect your belongings if you left stuff there. Which most people do. Hope this helps!
How long the duration from low peak to sayat-sayat? The end point via ferrata will be at Laban Rata? If we pick WTT trails, supposedly will arrived earlier right?
Hi! Thanks for watching the video and asking the question. Unfortunately, my climb was 2 years ago and the details are kind of hazy to me. All the things I know are in the video already. if you need more information, might be best to contact the tour companies directly. I am sure they will be glad to answer your questions! :)
Good review. I was there 18-19 Dis 2020 and also did the via ferrata LPC hike. Starting at 7am and finished around 9.50am. It is very hard and challenging. I didn’t have a drink the whole time while doing via ferrata because I used all my water otw to the summit. It made me suffer a bit but I made it to Laban Rata Safely before 10.30am even with a shaky legs
In 2014 there's an online article mentioned that the actual tallest peak of Mount Kinabalu is the Victoria Peak, most probably tenths of metres above Low's Peak
At the bottom it wasn't too bad. Just a T shirt while hiking would be sufficient. But when sleeping at the base camp, it get's cold. I would recommend having a down jacket and a base layer. Hope this helps !
At the bottom it wasn't too bad. Just a T shirt while hiking would be sufficient. But when sleeping at the base camp, it get's cold. I would recommend having a down jacket and a base layer. Hope this helps !
For my other items I got a porter to help me carry them as my camera bag was very heavy. But most people opt to carry it themselves. If I had no or only 1 camera on me I would carry it myself. Hope this helps!
Thank you very much for such a detailed video, Bernard! I'm planning to visit Malaysia this month and hiking Mount Kinabalu is on the itinerary. My bf and I are planning to do the Via Ferrata and I was expecting just the "Walk the Torq" route, but he's booking the "Low's Circuit", and I have to admit it looks super scary from your footage! Were you scared? Also as you had to summit by 6am and be at the Low's Circuit meeting point at 7am, did you feel like you had sufficient time at the top to enjoy the sunrise and views?
Hey no problem. Thanks for watching :) I would say go for low circuit for the full experience. It would be worth it. And… as for whether I’m scared. I’m someone who used to have a fear of heights. Up till now, I can’t take roller coasters. But during this, I genuinely felt very safe and maybe it was the adrenaline but I didn’t feel a tinge of fear. As for enjoying the sunrise, yeah I didn’t get the time. I was very slow to reach the top and I think I had less than 5 mins there sadly. Like the ideal itinerary would be to do 3d2n and separate the summit push and via Ferrata. But it was worth missing out imo. Hope this helps!
Hi! If you don’t work out regularly or have via ferrata experience I’d recommend you just do walk the torq. Im a girl in my mid twenties, have average fitness and a lot of experience with hiking but I found the low’s circuit too much of a stretch for me physically to enjoy the whole process. To enjoy the low’s circuit, I’d say you need to train your arm strength especially prior to your trip. Tbh I’ve never felt so physically drained in my life and it was definitely beyond my physical limits. We only had 10-15min on the summit and had to hurry back down. There wasn’t sufficient time to take nice photos or to soak in our triumph. Scary or not - that’s quite personal and subjective! Adrenaline is what will keep you going.
Also, to put things in perspective, there were only 8 hikers out of the 170 permitted on the hike daily who were crazy enough to do the low’s circuit! Out of all of them my husband and I were the slowest - we took 5 hours and I think I was the “weakest”, while my husband was trying to overcome his fear of heights 😂 take into consideration this is time spent draining energy (easily 5 times more difficult than the summit climb) instead of time spent recharging for the descent.
So to sum it up, will you be able to do it? Yes I think you can with some endurance and preparation. Will you enjoy it? That’ll depend on your fitness level and how you wish to enjoy your trip - is it to push and climb more or is it to take your time to soak in your surroundings?
Are you talking about the via feratta or the hiking route? Either way, I felt very safe the entire time. I think it is quite doable for kids who are used to hiking. Maybe the summit push int he night is a bit more riskier
@@Cool_kid1_ think there are some restrictions to who can attempt it. Might have to check with the companies themselves as they will know better. But I felt very safe throughout. Honestly, it was safer than the summit push as you're strapped in at all times. Hope this helps!
Hai Bernard, great vlog except a little too much talking which u can write instead, focus more on the stunning scenery n how exactly doing tat via ferrata
shawneydepp it’s hard to decide which is the most painful part. Hahaha. Btw, watched your edit for the kayaking expedition. Love the editing style. Very lighthearted and engaging hahaha
Kel T I think there are many different packages and also many different operators where price will differ. But for my particular tour package it was about $800/person. I did via feratta so it was more expensive
It’s the highest mountain in Sabah where its people VOTED through a democratic process sanctioned by the UN to be part of the Malaysian Federation. It’s not just based on an empty claim of some past “royal family” of a defunct kingdom who think that they have rights over the wills of the Sabahan peoples. It’s completely outrageous and outright arrogance!
Good day, Bernard! Recently my team is producing a video about Mountains in Malaysia. We found that this video is quite relatable to our content. We hope to get permission from you to feature and use your content in our video. We will provide full credit to your channel for the footages used in our video. We would really appreciate your help and support, thanks! 🥰 Our channel: th-cam.com/users/GohTalk
@@BernardLau1991 Thank you so much for replying, Bernard! Unfortunately, we would like to turn down that offer as we are only a small channel and we would like to retain the lowest production cost possible. Nevertheless, we appreciate your effort to read through our request, may you have an amazing week ahead!
So far! this vlog is one of the most comprehensive, helps out in planning my next adventure super easy!!! Nice footages!
Alyanna Llenos thank you! I’m glad you found it useful and I hope you enjoy your trip to this amazing place! 😁
instablaster...
Awesome video....very useful tips and visuals. Will be helpful for my KK trip in May23 !
Glad it was useful! 😁
Thank you for the amazing video! Just wondering what camera you used to film your journey? Was it a go pro mounted to your head? Was it hard to hold a selfie stick/tripod+ phone camera while on those steep/narrow spots? Are you afraif of heights? Was it scary?
For the most part, an A7siii with a 24-70. I also used a gopro for some shots;
I will be climbing this mtn in a few months along with 5 of the highest peaks in SE Asia. This vid was very informative. 👍
Glad it was helpful! have fun on the hike!
@@BernardLau1991 Thanks, I will post the vid on my channel.
So informative
Thanks for sharing. Planning to Mt Kinabalu on Jun 2023
Thank you for watching! You are going to have an amazing time!
Love your video. So details, organized and straight to the point!
Hey 👋 thank you for your kind words. That was my objective of this video 😁
Wow thanks! What about water? Are there potable water refill stations along the way? How cold was it at the summit? What month was it?
You had to carry your own water and you can only refill them at base camp. And yes it was cold haha
One of the best guide on hiking mount kinabalu.thank you and its a good vlog.
Thank you for watching! Hope it helped 😁
Great vlog! And may i ask how many layers do u hv to wear when u summit? (For top and bottom) thxx!
While I was summit I only wore a base layer and a windproof jacket. It gets hot when you are making your way up. But it’s good to have a down layer for when you’re up at the summit appreciating the view. 😁
@@BernardLau1991 ic! How about bottoms? Did u need an extra layer? (Also wanna ask if ur gf only wore leggings during summit)
@@Charlotte-cm2yh for me I only wore my hiking pants but my wife wore heattech
Under her leggings.
@@BernardLau1991ic great thanks!!
So glad I came across your comprehensive video! By any chance do you have a rough estimation of how much you spent on this?
Thank you! Unfortunately, it’s been so long ago I can’t really rmb 😅
Hello! Great and informative vid!! Wanted to check if you guys did any training prior to attempting mount kinabalu? Personally do a bit of exercise every now and then, but it's my first hike, so unsure of how fit I am required to be.
I didn't do any special training and I think it would be manageable even as a first hike but I would highly recommend you to condition yourself walking with a backpack before the trip or go for long runs. You will suffer less during the hike that way haha
It took 5 hrs to reach Laban Rata or complete via frata only ? That means u might reached 12pm to Laban rata so missed the brekfast there...planning in April
Yes I missed the breakfast haha. I was very slow
Thanks for the great & helpful vlog! 😇👏🏻💙
Thank you for watching 😁
11:25 just an addition, as you can see here, the mountain opposite to mount kinabalu known as mount trusmadi, the second highest mountain in Malaysia (2642 M). there you can enjoy a breathtaking view of mount kinabalu. anyway, nice video !
Ooh. I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing! Do people climb that as well?
@@BernardLau1991 yes. there's a lot of videos about it on yt
@@syhrliz9 Nice!
Woww inilah dia hike kinabalu via ferrata. Amaze!!! 😍😍
Thank you!
6:10 that squirrel shows no fear. I suspect people have been feeding him?
Btw thanks for the great and informative video. You guys make it seem doable. 💪🏽
yeah wildlife in high human traffic area tend to be less shy haha
Thanks for the informative video! I’ve been thinking of doing this hike. Just a question I heard that there are porters that can carry your bag for items you don’t need during the day (change of clothes and sleeping clothes?). Are there restrictions as to what type of bag they can carry?
Hey, thanks for your kind words.
Glad it helped. Yes you can get porters to carry your bag. I believe that charge based on per bag and each bag cannot exceed a certain weight. 20kg I think? It’s been a while so my memory is a bit fuzzy but you can check with your tour operator. They will have that information!
Very good video, thank you. You still get private tour treatment for a party of 2?
Thank you for your kind words. There are options for you to go on private tours regardless of group size so the experience will be more pleasant. :)
You really good at giving exposure to others ty
Thank you for your kind words 😁
Nice Vlog! I love this. Very comprehensive as i plan to go there next year !
Thank you for the support! Hope this video helped. It's a great hike and I'm sure you will enjoy it!
@@BernardLau1991 also if I may ask. What was the overall cost of the hikings (excluding plane tickets ) thank you !
@@simm9476 It was quite some time ago so I can't quite recall and prices may have changed since. I think it's best to compare them online. :)
Is there any stations/checkpoints that could allow us to refill the bottle throughout the whole hiking process (including the via ferrata)?
Hi! They don't have any refill points until you reach the basecamp when I did this hike. You have to carry what you need.
Hi Bernard, how did you train for Kinabalu ? Do you have a training plan to share ?
well as you can see in the video, I wasn't exactly well prepared hahaha. I was pretty tired by the hike. Ideally, I want to be fit enough to do the hike feeling slightlytired but not exhausted. A good way to train up is hiking more and conditioning yourself with a bagpack that is heavy. All go for runs. Anything that is endurance based. Lower body gym sessions would help too :)
@@BernardLau1991 ok la you looked fit la... you like you can climb another mountain like that lol
Hello Bernard, enjoyed your video. Just to check, after via ferrata, did you go back to the pendant hut for breakfast/to collect your stuffs before descending or u carried it along to the peak?
Hi! Yes we did. We went back to the hut to collect our stuff. They also had food for us before we made our way down. 😁
loving the video!!BIG THANKS GUYS!!I know its late but, well done!!!!! on conquering Mount Kinabalu!
Thank you! It’s a great mountain 😁
Great video thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for visiting Sabah & congratulations to all group. Sure this is your memorable trip. Full documenting....
Thank you for the support! :)
will try this via ferrata when i plan to comeback....missing mt kinabalu already.....new friend here showing my support
BiyaheNiDrin thank you for the support and welcome to this channel 😁 do try the via feratta!
@@BernardLau1991 soon will do that .... hope this pandemic ends soonest
thank you for the video. I like the parts to show how hard it is to climb this mountain. Please let me know if i can use some of the pictures from your video ? thank you.
Hi. Thanks for the kind words and support. However, I would prefer it if you don’t use any content for my video unless you would like to purchase the licensing for it. Thanks! 🙏
hi Bernard.. the video is good and clear. may i know who helping you to take the video?
Hi thank you for watching. I shot and editing the video myself. I hope you like it! :)
The Best Guide Mr Yamin👍👍
He is a great guy :)
Awesome vid. Amazingly planned and executed. 👍
Quick question. Is a 28L bag suitable for the hike? Or should i look for a smaller bag?
Tq!
Thank you for your kind words 😁
28l should be more than enough for most people. Try to bring as little stuff as possible 😂
@@BernardLau1991 lol. Thx bro! 👍👍
Hi Bernard, came across your video while checking out on the Ferrata, such a well documented video.
questions for you, i assumed you were recording via a gopro? do you mind sharing what sort of other equipment gears did you bring along?
and did u managed to charge up ur gears before the 2am journey?
Hi. Thanks for the support! I was actually filming with two professional sony camera and 1 gopro. Which I do not recommend as it killed me throughout the hike haha. But I guess the nice video made it all worth it. If I were to do it again, I'll still bring my camera but only 1 body and 1 lens. I brought enough batteries to not have to charge them. Hope this answers your question! :)
@@BernardLau1991 aaa that makes so much sense, loving the quality of the video.
thank you for replying, will definitely keep this in mind
Thank you for visited my country 😊😊
Thank you! I hope to go back again to explore more :)
This is similar to Mt Cameroon in West Africa. Same height. Happy hiking!
Thank you!
Wahhh. . .via ferrata. . Love
Thank you!
very helpful guide info
Thank you for the support!
Hello! Thanks for making this great video!! May I ask whether you hiked down from Pendant Hut after via ferrata? Wondering whether via ferrata shortens the hike down afterwards :)
Hi. Thanks for watching! It doesn't shorten the hike haha. In fact you have to continue hiking down after you finish the ferrata. Then collect your belongings if you left stuff there. Which most people do. Hope this helps!
Thank you very nice sharing,really appreciate it❤️❤️❤️
Sitti Mariam Jamjam thank you for the support 😁
great video...love it and keep it up
Thank you! I definitely will!
How long the duration from low peak to sayat-sayat? The end point via ferrata will be at Laban Rata? If we pick WTT trails, supposedly will arrived earlier right?
Hi! Thanks for watching the video and asking the question. Unfortunately, my climb was 2 years ago and the details are kind of hazy to me. All the things I know are in the video already. if you need more information, might be best to contact the tour companies directly. I am sure they will be glad to answer your questions! :)
@@BernardLau1991 ahahaha...already called them. Just to decorate your comments space. Thanks
@@b0oko32 hahaha. Appreciate it 😂
hey bernard, mind sharing the jacket brand? if you still remember it
It’s north face haha. I’m a fan of that brand 😂
@@BernardLau1991 thanks! it looks good on you!
Good review. I was there 18-19 Dis 2020 and also did the via ferrata LPC hike. Starting at 7am and finished around 9.50am. It is very hard and challenging. I didn’t have a drink the whole time while doing via ferrata because I used all my water otw to the summit. It made me suffer a bit but I made it to Laban Rata Safely before 10.30am even with a shaky legs
I can relate to that pain hahaha. But thankfully we had enough water. Would be terrible if we ran out. Good memories tho!
Bernard as of now with the pandemic and all is there any extra stuff we need to settle?
unfortunately, I am not very updated with the rules there. but... maybe some mask and social distancing? haha
Hi may I know before pushing for the summit, the headlight is provided or you have to prepare it by your own?
fourka80 you have to bring your own or you can rent from your tour company if you don’t have one. 😁
Bernard Lau Wow your reply is unexpectedly fast.. Thanks for the info bro 👍🏻
fourka80 happen to be using my computer hahaha. No problem 😁
How to pickthe right shoe for this mountain? I heard the rocks are slippery
They weren't that bad. Any pair of dedicated hiking shoes should be more than sufficient
I thought you can register your drone and pay some fees so you can fly drone in the summit?
I'm not too sure about that but I am sure it would be more hassle than it's worth the rewards haha
I really want to try it if it will be allowed coz of course it will be a different exp if you’ll get to capture the summit birds eye view
Very well explained...easy to understand...looking forward to make this climb this year if things go smoothly.😇🙏🏾💪🏻
Thank you! Yes! I hope things get better too so we can start hiking again. I’m from Singapore and there are no challenging hikes here hahaha
Was it cold on top of the mountain? Btw congrats
Very! especially at dawn haha. But then again, I am Singaporean and we are used to hot weather only haha
hi, how much did you pay all package (2d1n)?
Hi. I did this years ago so I'm sure the price has changed so I think it's best you check the most updated prices on their website. :)
Awesome guide. Thank you
Thank you for your kind words!
wowww..... congrats you all...
Thanks! :)
Nice hiking video I enjoyed watching your adventure.
Ontario Hiking Trails thank you! Can’t wait for more once this pandemic is over 😁
In 2014 there's an online article mentioned that the actual tallest peak of Mount Kinabalu is the Victoria Peak, most probably tenths of metres above Low's Peak
Ah, I was not aware of that haha
@@BernardLau1991 you may Google the article, if I'm not mistaken the title was ' daily express malaysia victoria peak the highest point? '
Mate isn't it cold ? What the temperature there like from the bottom to the top?
At the bottom it wasn't too bad. Just a T shirt while hiking would be sufficient. But when sleeping at the base camp, it get's cold. I would recommend having a down jacket and a base layer. Hope this helps !
At the bottom it wasn't too bad. Just a T shirt while hiking would be sufficient. But when sleeping at the base camp, it get's cold. I would recommend having a down jacket and a base layer. Hope this helps !
Really great video!
Thank you for watching! :)
Wow!!! Oustanding video 😃
Thank you! :)
Nice video. Thank you for sharing it.
MicoGhost TheOldCodger thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed it 😁
"dont believe him" haha so cute
😅
Outstanding work. Thank you for sharing💕👍
You just gave me 1 more item for my own wish-list.
Wait. 1 question. How come no one wear face mask?
황정민 thank you 😁
Haha. this video was filmed before the face mask was a required thing
Will be there in less than a month from now. My third time climbing mount kinabalu, but my first time for via ferrata!
Rosie Weasley 3 times! That’s crazy hahaha. Which one will you be doing? LPC or walk the torque?
Which month did you hike?
March!
awesome video mate. how did you manage to hold on/secure your cam on that uber steep via ferrata slope???
Thanks man. I had a camera strap on me. So when I couldn’t hold it it was dangling off my body haha
very good documentary bro..
Thank you for the support 😁
Nak Tanya. How about your toiletries and barang2 etc? You paid porter to carry? Or you just carry very limited item in your backpack?
For my other items I got a porter to help me carry them as my camera bag was very heavy. But most people opt to carry it themselves. If I had no or only 1 camera on me I would carry it myself. Hope this helps!
@@BernardLau1991 terima kasih banyak Tuan 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 very helpful
Wow nice sharing
Thank you for watching!
@@BernardLau1991 no problem
Beautifully
Thank you :)
Good Job Bernard 🙏🙏👍👍👍
Thank you!
Very well narrated.
Thank you for the kind words 🙏
Thank you very much for such a detailed video, Bernard! I'm planning to visit Malaysia this month and hiking Mount Kinabalu is on the itinerary. My bf and I are planning to do the Via Ferrata and I was expecting just the "Walk the Torq" route, but he's booking the "Low's Circuit", and I have to admit it looks super scary from your footage! Were you scared? Also as you had to summit by 6am and be at the Low's Circuit meeting point at 7am, did you feel like you had sufficient time at the top to enjoy the sunrise and views?
Hey no problem. Thanks for watching :)
I would say go for low circuit for the full experience. It would be worth it. And… as for whether I’m scared. I’m someone who used to have a fear of heights. Up till now, I can’t take roller coasters. But during this, I genuinely felt very safe and maybe it was the adrenaline but I didn’t feel a tinge of fear.
As for enjoying the sunrise, yeah I didn’t get the time. I was very slow to reach the top and I think I had less than 5 mins there sadly. Like the ideal itinerary would be to do 3d2n and separate the summit push and via Ferrata. But it was worth missing out imo. Hope this helps!
Hi! If you don’t work out regularly or have via ferrata experience I’d recommend you just do walk the torq. Im a girl in my mid twenties, have average fitness and a lot of experience with hiking but I found the low’s circuit too much of a stretch for me physically to enjoy the whole process. To enjoy the low’s circuit, I’d say you need to train your arm strength especially prior to your trip. Tbh I’ve never felt so physically drained in my life and it was definitely beyond my physical limits. We only had 10-15min on the summit and had to hurry back down. There wasn’t sufficient time to take nice photos or to soak in our triumph.
Scary or not - that’s quite personal and subjective! Adrenaline is what will keep you going.
Also, to put things in perspective, there were only 8 hikers out of the 170 permitted on the hike daily who were crazy enough to do the low’s circuit! Out of all of them my husband and I were the slowest - we took 5 hours and I think I was the “weakest”, while my husband was trying to overcome his fear of heights 😂 take into consideration this is time spent draining energy (easily 5 times more difficult than the summit climb) instead of time spent recharging for the descent.
So to sum it up, will you be able to do it? Yes I think you can with some endurance and preparation.
Will you enjoy it? That’ll depend on your fitness level and how you wish to enjoy your trip - is it to push and climb more or is it to take your time to soak in your surroundings?
Good review.
Thank you for your kind words!
what a great adventure..
It is definitely one haha :)
Just one thing.. Are these routes safe for kids or what?
Are you talking about the via feratta or the hiking route? Either way, I felt very safe the entire time. I think it is quite doable for kids who are used to hiking. Maybe the summit push int he night is a bit more riskier
The via feratta area.
@@Cool_kid1_ think there are some restrictions to who can attempt it. Might have to check with the companies themselves as they will know better. But I felt very safe throughout. Honestly, it was safer than the summit push as you're strapped in at all times. Hope this helps!
Oh ok!
Impressive!!
Thank you for watching! 😁
Good video good info 👍🏽
Thank you for watching! 😁
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome scenery
It's a beautiful place! :)
🔥🔥🔥
😀
1st march and at the same month lockdown in Malaysia
I did this right before covid lockdown lol
thx man, nice vid!
Thank you for your kind words!
i would strongly recommend for hikers to climb it... once in a lifetime experience!!!
#justdoit
#3yearsagotoday
Thank you for watching my video! :)
Great video
Thank you 😁
You from singapore ?
Yes I am.
Did you have to take altitude pills?
No I didn't
Terbaik kwn ku.slm kenal.gunung kinabalu mmng cukul cantik.
Thank you for watching my video! :)
good job bro..
Thank you! :)
does oxygen canister require?
That is not required :)!
Semangat selalu bang
Sorry I can't speak malay haha
nice video like
Thank you for watching! :)
Hai Bernard, great vlog except a little too much talking which u can write instead, focus more on the stunning scenery n how exactly doing tat via ferrata
Hey! Thanks for watching and the valuable feedback. Will definitely take note when I make future videos. :)
11:11 SHAG
shawneydepp it’s hard to decide which is the most painful part. Hahaha. Btw, watched your edit for the kayaking expedition. Love the editing style. Very lighthearted and engaging hahaha
@@BernardLau1991 hahaha thanks man!
Hi Bernard, are you singaporean?
Kel T hi! Yes I am 😁
@@BernardLau1991 Do you mind to tell the total cost to climb the Mount Kinabalu? air ticket excluded. Thz!
Kel T I think there are many different packages and also many different operators where price will differ. But for my particular tour package it was about $800/person. I did via feratta so it was more expensive
@@BernardLau1991 $800 USD? or?
@@kelt3965 800 SGD
lets go to mureen ferata bro hehe hai
What is that haha
Isn't tht mr geranti / jamin
This is mount Kinabalu. :)
Imagine if Philippines didn’t sold Sabah to Malaysia, it would still be part of the Philippines.
such a shame. But no worries! Still many beautiful and amazing places in Philippines! haha
Mt. Kinabalu is the highest mountain in the PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭
Poor pinoy hahaha so lovely claims hahaha
Aww can't accept the facts..wake up dude
It’s the highest mountain in Sabah where its people VOTED through a democratic process sanctioned by the UN to be part of the Malaysian Federation. It’s not just based on an empty claim of some past “royal family” of a defunct kingdom who think that they have rights over the wills of the Sabahan peoples. It’s completely outrageous and outright arrogance!
Thank you for watching my video! :)
@@BernardLau1991 我2006年去過了，拿了2张文憑，这是一生中感到最驕傲的事，如果還年輕，我還想去多一次。(今年71歲了)。。
You should have mention Mt Kinabalu the tallest mountain in South-East Asia, but then as a Singaporean you wouldn't like that
Why would I not like that?
Kinabalu is not the highest in SEA
Good day, Bernard!
Recently my team is producing a video about Mountains in Malaysia. We found that this video is quite relatable to our content.
We hope to get permission from you to feature and use your content in our video. We will provide full credit to your channel for the footages used in our video.
We would really appreciate your help and support, thanks! 🥰
Our channel: th-cam.com/users/GohTalk
Hi. Thanks for reaching out and asking for permission. I can allow the use of my content for a fee if you’re keen. Look forward to hearing back.
@@BernardLau1991 Thank you so much for replying, Bernard! Unfortunately, we would like to turn down that offer as we are only a small channel and we would like to retain the lowest production cost possible.
Nevertheless, we appreciate your effort to read through our request, may you have an amazing week ahead!
Bhai Hindi bhi bol liya karo
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