Driven by Challenge. Defined by Purpose.
Mountaineer. Motivational Speaker.
Expedition Base Camp.
Partially disabled in both legs since 1998 from Guillain-
Barré Syndrome, David Lim continues to pursue his
passion for high places.
CSP
Certified Speaking Professional
A VIEW TO DIE FOR?
A VIEW TO DIE FOR? Reprinted with permission by The Sunday Times, Singapore, June 3, 2012By David Lim About 300 climbers on Mount Everest forming a long queue as they trek towards their ultimate goal...
Extreme Desert Crossing 2007
Picture above: Shani Tan, pulling a desert cart on the Salar de Uyuni, Aug 2007 Our Proud Partners: The...
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Kazakhstan 2000 – Central Tien Shan Expedition
Where in the world is Kazakhstan? This was the most common question asked of us when we made...
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Kilimanjaro 2011
In Aug 2011, David Lim will be returning to the 5895m high Mount Kilimanjaro to climb it from...
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KINABALU IN A DAY – Climbing Borneo’s 4095m Summit in a Day
From August 22 – 25, David Lim will be in the Malaysian state of Sabah, making at attempt to...
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Kinabalu In A Day – The Summit! Aug 23rd, 2013 Part 2.
Photos of success rarely show the work that went before to get it. In the short video collage...
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MacCoffee Tien Shan Expedition 2005
South Col Adventures Diplomatic Mission of the Republic of Kazakhstan Photos: “I hope this interesting and unconventional endeavour will...
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Mountain of the Star Expedition 2003
An all-disabled mountaineers’ ascent of Pico de Orizaba, 5700m, also known as the Mountain of the Star –...
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About Orizaba
El Pico de Orizaba (Citlaltepetl) is the third highest mountain in North America. The Citlaltepetl, or Pico de...
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