OXBOLD and TrulyAsia.TV work together to bring you this adventure video of White Water Rafting at Selangor River in Kuala Kubu Bharu (KKB), Selangor and hosted by Kara Inez interviewing Steven Kiyoda from OXBOLD.com. Part of this video footages is shot by GoPro HD Helmet Camera from OXBOLD.
Travel time by road from Kuala Lumpur is approximately one hour. River rapid ranges from Grade 2 to 4. It's a beautiful river forest with cool, clear water. This is a perfect weekend outing with friends, for company or offer as a gift to someone special.
Participants will enjoy white water rapids and invigorating river environment. Trip includes rafting equipments, experienced river guides, first aid kit, on-river snacks and buffet lunch. If you are happen to having your vacation in Malaysia, this is an awesome and adventure getaway not to be missed.
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which one is the best? KKB or ulu slim..??
asmawee 2 months ago
She's pretty cute. But yeah white water rafting really is a lot of fun. Did it on a river in North Wales. Water is way cold, but at least there was no risk of crocs.
andyong1 9 months ago