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I've long came to realized that there are hidden treasures out there in this world, places that not many people know about or have had the privilege to explore. One such hidden gem is a tiny waterfall tucked away deep within the heart of the Lawas jungle in Sarawak. It's like one of those secrets that Mother Nature keeps close to her chest, revealing them only to those fortunate enough to stumble upon them.
What's truly remarkable about this place is that there are no roads leading to it; it's that remote. You can't just hop in your car and drive up to it. It's as if the jungle itself is protecting this little piece of paradise, keeping it hidden from the world.
I first heard about it from my cousin, who works on the Sabah and Sarawak pipeline in Lawas. He had the incredible opportunity to venture into this remote jungle and discover this hidden wonder. He sent me a photo of it on WhatsApp, and I was absolutely captivated by the image that I saw.
It's the kind of place where you'd want to set up camp if you ever got the chance. Just imagine, a small bonfire crackling away at night, casting a warm glow that lights up the surrounding area creating a cozy atmosphere, enough to keep any wild animals at bay without posing any danger of starting a forest fire.
But, of course, camping near a water source like this comes with its own set of challenges. You have to be mindful, especially during the dry season, when these spots can become crucial watering holes for wild animals. You wouldn't want to unintentionally disrupt their routines.
As for the waterfall itself, it may not be as colossal as something like Niagara Falls, but that's not the point. What makes it so mesmerizing is its simplicity and seclusion. It's like a hidden sanctuary created by some ancient force of nature or even an early settler who once called this jungle home.
The water gently cascades down into a pristine pool below, and that's what makes it so inviting. The pool collects all the water, creating a serene oasis in the midst of the wilderness. It's a place where you can escape from the chaos of the world and lose yourself in the sheer beauty of nature.
It's places like these that remind us of the magic that exists in the unexplored corners of our world—where nature's secrets await those adventurous enough to seek them out. I am not so sure where exactly it is located at in Lawas, but for those who are interested, do leave a comment, I will try to find out for you guys. Thank you for spending your time to read this post, greatly appreciate.
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In addition to this post, I have also written about random pictures, weaving tales that draw inspiration from the visuals I encounter. I would greatly appreciate it if you could take a moment to check out those pieces as well.
https://steemit.com/moonnightskydream/@onit142/a-convergence-of-disparity-when-a-twig-meets-the-moon-in-the-night-sky
https://steemit.com/sunsetnightdaybeach/@onit142/captivating-transitions-the-beauty-of-sunset
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