<human>: Well so here it goes, I was told by a friend(never going to trust his word again!!!) about this place in Brunei (I am here on a short official visit) called [Bukit ShahBandar] I was told its a great place to exercise and I had been slacking for almost 2 weeks so I thought I will make the most of it and headed to the place (been staying in Empire hotel which is about 1.5 KM from the stated place).  All I took with me was my music player headphones and a hand towel. so had the necessities or so I thought as I didn't want to carry extra burden. left for the place at around 4.40. After reaching there I found out that, that place is mostly for trekking. I got super excited as I am planning a trek to KK soon. anyways getting back to the story. I started climbing only to find people returning back. I plowed through thinking I would return back in a while even with my instinct screaming otherwise (since i had been slacking, i thought i wont give in to my procrastinating tendencies) and reached a spot with sign boards that sort of made me believe that it was a big huge circle of treks and you can either move forward to end it or go back. that's when I made a humongous mistake and plowed through again for about 30 odd minutes only to find myself completely lost and alone (tried back tracking my steps but couldnt find a way through, plus i almost had me convinced that it was indeed a circular path and i would reach the end sooner or later) . I started shouting for help when I could as it was getting dark. I was lost for almost 2 hours and literally panicky as it was almost dark and I didn't have a phone to call anyone. no one knew I was in bukit shahbandar -  so no one was coming looking for me. I was contemplating staying the night or rolling down through trees to find a way out all the while shouting for help. luckily that's when I came across two extremely late hikers who helped me get back to civilization. Apparently I didn't learn a thing from 127 hours!

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<bot>: got lost while trekking and didn't have a phone or water or a flashlight and it was getting dark.  was saved by 2 late hikers after hours of shouting for help