October 19, 2019, Gua Maloi, Negeri Sembilan, a cave exploration programme was organized by the Recreation secretariat of the ten 2019/2020 College. The expedition was attended by 38 participants and 2 escorts. They depart from the college in 8.00 a.m. and the journey takes 1 hour 30 minutes. Upon arrival at Batu Maloi, they were required to gather and be briefed by the Gua Maloi Cave recreational area manager, En. Johari or more comfortable to be call as Pak Jo.   Later, a representative from among participants were asked to read the prayer before embarking on the expedition. After readings of prayer, the expedition begins with a guide to lead the group. The first hurdle faced by the participants was to go through a clear and cool river to reach the caves. Once in Gua
First, they were required to crawl to enter the cave. The exploration of the cave is 24 checkpoint all. After entering the caves, participants had to crawl and overlook the deprive Batubatuan on the head.  According to local legends, the cave is shaped by a yacht from a view in the cave. The yacht has its own Tengah-tengahnya and trusted ship
Are among two different worlds. At the forefront of the human-owned environment whilst on the back of Alam Bunian. There is a painting shaped
One boy on a stone in the cave is that only the painting area is slow while the other area of the stone is dry. The story of the legend says that the name of the boy is Maloi and there is a painting of his wife next to his mind. Then, they continue to travel again. Nearly 70% of our journey is within the cave. Just get out of the cave area, they use a forest trail or ' jungle tracking ' to come back to the point of origin. As they were in place of gather, they were invited to eat by Pak Jo. After, all participants were instructed to clean themselves in the dressing room and then perform a prayer of HR. At 4 pm, they depart at the College of Ten, UPM and arrived at 6 pm due to a relatively heavy rain during the journey.

News by : Firdaus

Date of Input: 23/10/2019 | Updated: 23/10/2019 | fadhlil