Kiharo Waterfall, nature's haven
Walking under leafy fruit trees, where the sun light shines through, making dappled shadows on the ground has a certain charm to it. The serenity is perfect; almost an epitome of tranquility. Accompanied by the warbling of birds and calls of forest inhabitants, one can bask among the beauty of nature to one’s heart’s content. Visitors to the Kiharo Homestay, sited at Kg Polod, Kiulu, can expect to enjoy this ambiance as soon as they arrive. There, a cluster of four bamboo structures are sited on the gentle slope of the hillside. Made with these traditional materials, the structures are reminiscent of the days of yore, with its simple architecture. They are reminders of the Dusunic homes of a bygone era where all building materials are sourced from the jungle. Except for the zinc roofs, house frames, walls, floors and furniture are all made from wood and bamboo, materials available nearby. The carpentry is meticulously fine so that the two houses stand prettily on their wooden ...