Mount Nuang, Mountain summit in Hulu Langat district, Malaysia.
Mount Nuang is a summit in the Titiwangsa Mountain Range reaching about 1,500 meters and covered by dense forest throughout. The trail crosses several rivers and ascends through steep sections of woodland.
Local communities from Pangsoon village first established routes to the mountain, creating pathways that have been used by climbers for many generations. These early routes formed the foundation of the current trail system.
Local hikers gather on weekends to tackle this demanding route, forming a tight community of outdoor enthusiasts who share their passion here. The mountain has become a meeting point where people bond over the challenge of reaching the summit.
The climb takes about 5 to 6 hours with six rest stops along the way, and Camp Lolo and Camp Pacat offer basic shelter for overnight stays. Starting early in the morning helps you make steady progress and finish before dark.
The route crosses five rivers using stepping stones as you move between Selangor and Pahang states. These river crossings often become the most memorable part of the hike for visitors.
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