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ย่อ4x4 TOA News Photos – The 8th Sarawak International 4x4 Jamboree 2025 Day 2, Sep 18th

@สุดยอดการเดินทางท่องเที่ยวผจญภัยออฟโรดความยิ่งใหญ่ของดินแดนในลุ่มแม่น้ำราจัง “ซาราวัก อินเตอร์เนชั่นแนล 4x4 แจมโบรี 2025 ครั้งที่ 8 ” The Mighty Rajang Ultimate Adventure in the grandeur of the Rajang River Basin , The 8th Sarawak International 4x4 Jamboree 2025" Sakta Sarawak 4x4 Travel & Adventure Club, led by Mr.Jirram Gima the club president, organized “ The 8th Sarawak International 4x4 Jamboree 2025” a 4x4 off-road adventure jamboree expedition , titled "The Greatness of the Rajang River Basin," from September 16th-20th, 2025, in Sibu, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia. This expedition aimed to explore the natural beauty of forests, mountains, and rivers in 4x4 off-road vehicles, promote Sarawak's local culture and traditions, and participate in charitable activities distributing useful items to villagers living deep in the jungle. This event featured off-road jamboree tourists from eight countries: Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Thailand, Egypt, Switzerland, Germany, and Hungary. A total of 187 off-road vehicles and 440 participants participated supported by Tourism Malaysia Sarawak and major sponsors from Petronas Oil Company, Pedder Cebu, ARB Cebu, Ecowheel, importer of Kinto tires (made in Thailand). This route takes place in Iban territory, comprising primeval forest, high hills, and numerous valleys, rivers, pristine streams, and Iban longhouses. The entire route was a stunning natural landscape, covering approximately 200 kilometers. The route was divided into three groups and three routes: 1. The Extreme Hardcore route with 67 vehicles; 2. The Adventure route with 75 vehicles; and 3. The Simple Camping route with 45 vehicles. The total adventure distance was approximately 100–200 kilometers. Day 2, September 18th - The morning weather was cool and refreshing, with the sound of numerous birds chirping in the forest. The muddy yellow water had receded and the off-roaders from Jamboree were happily bathing in the clear, fast-flowing river. Some enjoyed using nets to catch fish and fry their catches to enjoy. Music blared through the forest from several tents around both sides of the river and they had been enjoying eating and drinking in the forest since morning. By noon, Group B Adventure had traveled approximately 50 kilometers. The mountain road was steep and winding through steep mountain curves and treacherous ravines. All drivers must utilize their skills and experience in driving 4x4 vehicles on this truly dangerous off-road route. If failure to control the vehicle on steep mountain roads can easily lead to brake problems and broken axle gears. Some vehicles were starting to break down and only two-wheel drive was possible. It took about two and a half hours to reach the campsite by the Sg. Kerangunabun Pakoh. After setting up their tents around 4:00 PM medias and some adventure offroad Jamboree tourists traveled by long-tailed boat from the Iban villagers to donate solar lights to the villagers. The journey was fun and exciting both ways with the boat traveling downriver and upriver against the strong current. The boat used punting, rowing, changing direction, and steering, dodging rocks and logs along the waterways during both daylight and darkness in the deep mysterious and terrifying forest. However, everyone who traveled was warmly welcomed by the Iban people who generously served them alcohol, food, and grilled fish in keeping with the long-standing Iban tradition. After returning from their long-tailed boat adventure from Ban Yao, almost everyone in the various tents erupted in loud singing and dancing, competing in the forest, drinking and enjoying themselves until late into the night. Some tents sang karaoke featuring local Iban, Malaysian, Indonesian, Chinese, English, and Thai songs, and the party continued until almost 3:00 AM. And even though it didn't rain today, the weather was cool and very pure on the high mountains in the deep forest. For Group A Extreme, today's driving was a brutal and fun day in the rivers. The roads climbed up and down the river banks in many places and some were steep and muddy causing three cars to overturn on their sides. The journey was slow and difficult requiring the use of winches at several points as the road was truly off-road. Consequently, they arrived late at Ban Yaw Iban's longhouse at around 2 a.m., preventing them from joining Group B in the welcoming ceremony and the presentation of solar cells. Both groups were supposed to meet each other at the longhouse this evening.