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Please do not disturb or kicking these stacks of rocks when you encounter one. Some of these rocks were stacked with the likeness of idols or goddess.
I heard from one friend that hikes this mountain many times that someone actually possessed by spirits that believed to be resided in rocks that taken home.
Please do not remove/take ANYTHING from the mountain. At most is taking pictures like me & I am not possessed yet**!!! ;-)
Note**: Already two weeks since my hike!!!
Updated May 4, 2004
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A rough guide to the seasons is as follows:
October to February (Monsoon rainy season).
March to September (Drier and hotter season).
Written Mar 20, 2003
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A rough guide to the seasons is as follows:October to February (Monsoon rainy season).March to September (Drier and hotter season).
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