Joniston Bangkuai migling with Freddie Hugo Dowman (second left), Olivia Jane Christina (second right) and Neil Bridgwater (left). KIULU (July 27): Efforts to turn picturesque Kiulu into a top destination for summer camps and youth programmes is bearing fruits and fast gaining momentum. On Friday, a group of students from the United Kingdom, accompanied by three teachers, explored the natural beauty and warm hospitality of Kiulu.
Their five-hour trek took them through Kampung Lokub, Kampung Talantang and Kampung Ratau. Olivia Jane Christian, 16, was struck by Kiulu’s stunning scenery, describing it as breathtaking and ideal for both educational and adventurous trips. “Kiulu is amazing; everyone is so nice, always smiling and very hospitable,” she said, noting how welcomed her group felt.
Freddie Hugo Dowman, 16, highlighted his favourite aspects of the trip, including his interactions with the locals and exploration of the natural surroundings. “I love it here in Kiulu. The locals are friendly and brilliant.
After a long day of trekking, taking a dip in the cool river is just amazing. “I also learned about local fruits along the trek, which I’m not used to because of the smell, but the scenery is incredible,” Dowman recounted. Neil Bridgwater, the school leader, said these students just finished their exams, and that this trip is an opportunity for them to experience things they never would otherwise.
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