Routes as trad in Asia

Basalt, volcanic. Fairly scrubby climb, 3 bolts on face, 2 at lower summit. Inside wall of the volcano there are some fairly interesting potential routes. Nice sulfur lake to swim in afterwards.

Follows the cracks to the left of boring and meaningless, can traverse right to the anchor

Stay left, up the gully. Very overgrown.

Climb the hand-crack, joins Lucky Draw Dihedral at the top, where it shares an anchor.

First move off the ground is reachy and likely the crux of the climb. Lots of rests on the route to allow you to place protection. Shares an anchor with Jam Bang.

Captured in the Climb Singapore guidebook as a different and distinct route from 'First Blood' graded 5.8 / 5a. The guidebook description suggests this climb starts below the nose and joins 'Mega Hangdogging'. However, the precise details of how this original variation differs from it's non-original cousin appear to be lost to the annals of history.

1st pitch (6a/5.10b) up the left of the giant flake to the break, which marks the edge of the overhang. Traverse left and up the obvious crack, to run out an easy slab to the anchor. Has a bolt on the traverse and couple of bolts up the crack, if you don't trust placing your own protection.

2nd pitch (5a/5.8) runs up the arête and angles right up a series of cracks on a slab face to the anchor. Couple of football size loose rocks en-route so get the all-clear from below before moving up.

Starts the same as 'First Blood'. At the break instead of traversing left, step slightly left and climb the face for a direct finish.

1st pitch (4c/5.7) is an easy scramble up very chossy rock to the right of the giant flake.

2nd pitch (5a/5.8) is same as second pitch of "First Blood"

Updated the grade of the whole route to reflect the grade of the hardest pitch of this multi-pitch climb, as is common practice, on 10 Jan 2020.

From the top of the first pitch of First Blood belay from the left anchor. Traverses up and left before gaining a crack system allowing you to come back right. At the first bolt swing right onto the arete and up to the anchor following the bolts.

Has a chain anchor at the top.

This route has a lot of loose rock! Lead climber must be careful not to pull loose rocks down onto the belayer.

When placing gear in the crack be aware that in places the rock had softened due to water ingress.

Second pitch is overgrown and has lots of loose rock. No anchor visible.

Turtle is overgrown and now has a bees nest mid route, and those stings hurt. Give it a miss.

The is a classic route to the top of No More Monks Rock. Start by climbing up the left-facing corner, continue up the slab to the top, you are sure to get onlookers and honks from passing traffic on route 6. No anchors and virtually nothing in the way of placement. Eventually this route will be bolted. - From Ben Tipton's "Rock Climbing in Cambodia"

2 expansion bolts anchor.

Same anchor as More fun than shopping for shoes.

Trad anchor + 1 bolt. Scramble down for the descent (to the right facing the cliff).

Second part of Stauntons Cafe.