NEXT ADVENTURE (GUNUNG MEDAN)

  After couple of minutes of driving, All of us finally arrived at Gunung Medan. The entrance gate is smaller than we thought but it actually doesn't bother us at all. Plus, there is no entrance fee at all. Next, We went little uphill insearch for a parking and we founded one. After that we walked for a bit and all of us were captivated by the beautiful glamping site and cafe. Upnext we went uphill again by climbing the stairs for a while until we finally arrived at the top... Hazieq and Adam was stunned "The view is so gorgeous" and yeah we all agreed. It was more than just a walk; it was like, we all did our own thing and it worked out great. Harris, he's like our map guy, always checking his phone and making sure we didn't get lost. He even knew cool stuff about the history of the place, which was neat. Hazieq, he was super excited, showing us all the cool views and talking about everything he saw. He made the whole thing feel like an adventure. Ariff, he's the funny one, always making us laugh while we do the vlogging. He turned every little thing into a joke, which made the climb way easier. Adam was trying to get the best pictures and collecting memories. We all wanted to show how beautiful the mountain was, and how much fun we were having.

While we were at the top, the view was amazing! We could see for miles. We just sat there for a bit, enjoying the quiet and the fresh air. We record everything we could and just enjoyed being together. Going back down was just as fun. We talked about our favorite parts of the day and how cool it was to do this together. We know the video is going to be awesome, a reminder of our friendship and the cool time we had at Gunung Medan. We left feeling happy and like we did something special, But our journey didn't ended here, There's one last place for you guys to check out! stay with us for more !

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