Regretfully, pets are no longer allowed anywhere at Awanmulan
Awanmulan was named after a dearest pet and we have for over 10 years tried to keep it open for pets and their humans
However, we have found it difficult to manage this as compliance to our policy with regards to pets have been poor and makes it difficult for us to safeguard the needs of our other guests
This decision was not taken lightly and we do realise the disappointment it will create among some of our guests, to whom we emphatize and apologise.
Pets are also no longer allowed for day visitors and at the Khemah campsite.
Awanmulan is named after a dog (Mulan) and there are two dogs (Daniel and Baloo) and two cats (Cantik and Michelle) and a grumpy old fish (Moses) who live here with us
They roam freely in our compound, except Moses (because that would be really creepy)
Though they may be initially surprised by strangers, they are friendly and loving
Guests are advised that they will be here with these animals and not to be afraid of them or run from them
We will not tie up or cage our animals for you. They live here, and you are choosing voluntarily to come visit us and them.
Never run from a dog! They will chase you because they think it is a game
Please do not feed our animals as they get plenty of food. Feeding them creates bad habits
We have not had any incidences of theft /intruders since we opened.
There are some animals like various insects and spiders that are harmless.
Sometimes we get hornets and bees but not in large swarms.
We also see some snakes and scorpions on occassion but while they can bite or sting you also none that are dangerous and also no one has had an issue with them before.
There are sometimes some harmless noisy geckos (tokay) and wild boar and tapir have walked through our land, but no monkeys.
We are on a hillside land and there are lots of trees. There is some risk of falling if you are not careful and wander off the pedestrian walkways so visiors are advised to walk and not run.
Some small tree branches may fall during windy days but no large branches have fallen before that would be cause for worry.