It is believed that during long lost time, a man throw a bubu (gadget to capture fish) from his village to the summit. As a result, a pond is created near the summit. This pond has been a water source for mountaineers who camp at the summit. However it seems that lately, the pond has been polluted by human, and I assumed that water from the pond is no longer drinkable, but suitable for any other use. 

Location: Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Foot: Hutan Lipur Ulu Kenas, Perak

Duration: 4 days

Expedition type: Midweight Backpacking

Suggested Rucsac Capacity: 50 liters

Estimated Rucsac Loading: 12-16 kg

Water Supply: 2 days without water, suggested water carrier: 4.5 liter per person

Summit temperature: 5-15 deg Celcius

To get to the foot of mountain:
From Pudu Raya Bus Terminal (Kuala Lumpur), take a express coach to Kuala Kangsar. Then from Kuala Kangsar take a bus to hutan Lipur Ulu Kenas. After that it'll be another 1 km walk to the start trek. (If you are lost, just ask people , where's the nearest Biro Tatanegara Negara (BTN) camp is.) 

Mountain Guides:
Not compulsory, but advisable. Guides can be obtained from Tropical Outdoor Pursuit (TOP) Center.

Estimated Budget (From K.L.): RM 60 (excluding guide)

Emergency:
Make a written report to the nearby police station, stating your estimated day you exit the jungle.