Visit to Baku National Park.
ຈັດພີມມາ: 05.01.2019
And today we got up early again and went to Bako National Park.
Then the three of us (Marvin in the back left, studied with Benedikt in Kuching) started off.
We took the boat past this harbor.
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And then we continued on foot.
When we arrived, there was no water here. But when we came back a few hours later, the water level had risen.
Yes, and we had to conquer such paths. Muddy and slippery. At one point I slipped and landed my foot in a puddle. The whole shoe was soaked.
However, the atmosphere here is breathtaking. Only a bit of sunshine would have made it even more beautiful. And unfortunately, we didn't see a single animal along the way.
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Next obstacle.
And a different surface again.
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Time for a break and to enjoy the view.
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And then we went down to the beach. Benedikt had been here before with a friend. Technically, swimming is prohibited here. They ignored it. Then other hikers shouted from the cliff that crocodiles were swimming towards them. A close call.
On the way to the beach.
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At this beach, there were occasional crocodile tracks.
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When we arrived at the meeting point for the return trip, 10 minutes late, I finally spotted a monkey! Unfortunately, it was too far away to really see anything.
Then the boat drivers were kind enough to get closer. You can even see the big nose a bit. Unfortunately, the monkeys are very afraid and ran away shortly afterwards.
Right in front of the entrance to the national park.
In the evening, we had these cheese naans at the Indian restaurant. Highly recommended!
And I actually separated from my notebook. It only cost me nerves. It was so slow and unusable! One less burden.ລາຍງານການເດີນທາງເພີ່ມເຕີມ
