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Walking around in the Jungle at night sounds a little crazy but let me calmly assure that 6 full grown adults did it. Yes, we walked around in the pitch farkness in Fraser's hill for a couple of nights just to look for the brown wood owl. And how did we look for it? We gave a little hoot every now and then and waited for the real owl to hoot back. We did this over at Jelai Highlands Resort, all the way down to Jalan Lady Maxwell . But did not see any owl? Nope, though we did hear an owl hoot back. It could have been another crazed birder for all we knew. Other creepy crawlies were sighted instead. Geckos, Bugs, Moths and Tarantulas!
Dress Code: It gets pretty chilly at night so bring a windbreaker and wear long pants. Also, it's pointless doing long range photography at night so bring along your macro lens along.
Updated Aug 15, 2006
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If you have the nerves of steel and balls of courage, then try walking in the dark with a torchlight. You'll see action ala National Geographic unfold before your very eyes at Fraser's Hill
This furry moth was fluttering around in the dark when I caught a shot of it, sans flash. It was illuminated by my friend's torchlight.
Where:Near Jelai Highland Resort, Fraser's Hill, Malaysia
What:Moth
Photo credit:Photographed by Moi on the Panasonic FZ20
Updated Aug 15, 2006
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If you have the nerves of steel and balls of courage, then try walking in the dark with a torchlight. You'll see action ala National Geographic unfold before your very eyes at Fraser's Hill
You'll be tempted to think that the furry legs belong to a tarantula but it actually belongs to a tunnel web spider.
Where:Jalan Lady Maxwell, Fraser's Hill, Pahang, Malaysia
What:Tunnel Web Spider
Photo credit:Photographed by lainie on the Canon Powershot
Written Aug 14, 2006
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If you have the nerves of steel and balls of courage, then try walking in the dark with a torchlight. You'll see action ala National Geographic unfold before your very eyes at Fraser's Hill
Captured on the camera is a spotted gecko with supper in its mouth. The supper in question was a struggling cricket.
Where:Jalan Lady Maxwell, Fraser's Hill, Pahang, Malaysia
What:Gecko with cricket
Photo credit:Photographed by Gloria on her Panasonic Lumix LZ1
Updated Aug 14, 2006
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Enjoy the night with friends by singing out loud even though u know your voice not so good. Lol.
The place is quite small,with a stage,the dj corner,some sofas,bar and stools.
You can watch the TV if you think the ones that singing
The cover charge is RM 10 includes one drink.
Opens from 9pm til 1am
Dress Code: no dresscode
Written Dec 4, 2005
Address: Silverpark Apartment
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There is not much nightlife in the small hilly place of Fraser's. Most people stay in their resort and spend time watching TV, or even visiting resort's karaoke room for some singing sessions.
There are some entertainment at the Silverpark resort which includes karaoke, pools, gaming machines, carrom, table-tennis, etc.
Dress Code: Casual
Written Aug 2, 2003
Address: Silverpark Resort
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