Extremely in love with Malaysia


For Bella (left), the adventure at Tirai Waterfall symbolised Merdeka in more ways than one. Photo: Bella Hanim

It was like a roller coaster ride, says Nazrilazdin Jamaludin, president of the Persatuan Sukan Mendaki Kedah, of the group’s recent excursion to Tirai Waterfalls in Jitra, Kedah.

It was both challenging and a lot of fun, he says. Though the group regularly arranges excursions – most weekends are planned way ahead of time – this trip was extra significant as it was their “extreme Merdeka adventure”.

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