July 10, 2017
Posted by ramon in Australia, Climbing, IUCN Protected Category 2, Mediterranean, Sclerophyll & Mediterranean Forests, Western Australia
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July 1, 2017
Posted by Ramon in Broadleaf Rainforests, Climbing, Malaysia, Selangor, Tropical Rainforest
Topo: Batu Caves
The limestone formations that make up the Batu Caves (Tamil: பத்து மலை) complex are said to be hundreds of millions of years old. The complex itself is mainly known for the Hindu temples (the main one dedicated to Lord Murugan), and the heavily publicised annual Hindu pilgrimage that takes place during Thaipusam (Tamil: தைப்பூசம்). Batu Caves derives its name from Sungai Batu (Stone River), the river that runs Read more0
September 13, 2016
Posted by Ramon in Budget, Chiang Mai, Climbing, Dry Broadleaf Forests, Forests, Karsts, Thailand, Tropical Savanna
Crazier Horse Buttress
The sun was out in all its glory that morning, prompting us to quickly grab our climbing gear and to head out to the Crazy Horse Buttress as soon as we could! We decided to head straight to the Furnace this time around, mainly because of the number of times that we had passed by the wall. The two routes that we decided to warm up on were located on the far left of the wall and had their anchors veering off to the Read more0
September 10, 2016
Posted by Ramon in Budget, Caves, Caving, Chiang Mai, Climbing, Dry Broadleaf Forests, Forests, Karsts, Thailand, Tropical Savanna
Crazy Horse Buttress
We made our way, bright and early, out of Chiang Mai's Tha Phae Gate (East Gate) and eastwards to Warorot Market (ตลาดวโรรส), the point where the yellow songthaews that made their way to Mae On District for the buttress of Crazy Horse supposedly waited. We hadn't had much time at all to see the city since we had arrived in Chiang Mai late the day before, but that hadn't left me discouraged in the slightest as we Read more0
June 17, 2016
Posted by Ramon in Broadleaf Rainforests, Budget, China, Climbing, Guangxi, Humid Subtropical, Karsts
Yangshuo Day 07 – White Mountain & The Egg
White mountain is a massive crag that is about 200 metres long. The crag has a myriad of climbing routes to choose from, although they tend to be fairly sustained climbs and lean towards the more difficult grades. More than half of the routes that you can find there are graded at 7b and higher, but there are a couple of routes for beginner climbers that are around 6a. That morning, the taxi drove us to Zhoushang and Read more0
June 15, 2016
Posted by Ramon in Broadleaf Rainforests, Budget, China, Class 1, Climbing, Cycling, Forests, Guangxi, Hiking, Humid Subtropical, Karsts