Bukit Gapis Gunung Melaka | Hidden Relic ~ 1901 British Border Stone • Melaka 🇲🇾

Bukit Gapis (Gunung Melaka) — a lesser-known peak at the border of Melaka and Negeri Sembilan, featuring a historic 1901 British boundary stone, lush rainforest trails and a peaceful summit at 512m.

After the hike, I stumbled across a pill millipede on the way out.

And of course, nothing beats ending the day with a delicious Kampung-style lunch.

⛰️ Trail Info
Car Park / Trailhead 📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/3yqZxBN1G4F4F...
Elevation: 512m
Trail type: Out-and-back
Difficulty: Easy to moderate

Video Highlight
0:00 Intro
0:20 Trailhead
0:43 Check Point 0 / Gapis Gateway
0:54 Check Point 1 / Jelawai
1:24 Check Point 2 / Batu Sarjan or Sarjan Jamal
1:57 Check Point 3 / Jelondok
2:47 Check Point 4 / 5 Sahabat
3:46 Peak
4:05 Gunung Ledang on a clear day
4:18 1901 British boundary stone at the peak
5:21 Lost in Malaysia Forest ? Look for the Jelawai Tree
6:01 Pill Millipede
6:21 Kampung-style lunch

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A slow-living vlog capturing hiking & trekking in Malaysia, travel with kids, wholesome home cooking, and wildlife encounters along the way.

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