Mother Nature's Treasure Trove
Spread across 4,343 sq. km. of the formidable Titiwangsa Mountain
Range is Taman Negara-
the world's oldest tropical rainforest. A
sanctuary to hundreds of species of birds, butterflies, insects fish
and plants. Home to Malaysia's friendly aborigines, the Orang Asli.
Come discover the living treasures Mother Nature has to offer. Whether
it's shooting thrilling rapids, exploring spectacular caves, tackling
a 20 pound fish, scaling Peninsula Malaysia's highest mountain, trekking
through dense, tricky forest pathways or swimming in crystal clear
pools, Malaysia's National Park is a natural paradise you must experience.
An adventure of a lifetime awaits you here.
Back to Nature
- Orang Asli Settlements-One such settlement is Kampung Yong where you can
get a better insight into one of Malaysia's aboriginal people, the
Batek.
- Bird-Watching-With over 350 species of birds which include Drongos,
Malkohas, and other exotic Malayan Pied Hornbills, which the
park is naturally one of the premier bird-watching spots in the region.
- Cave Exploration-Encounter spectacular rock formations and a great
variety of life within the mystifying interiors of the numerous caves
here. Gua Telinga, Gua Kepayang and Gua Daun Menari are among the more
popular caves.
- Shooting the rapids-A mist for thrillseekers. Travel upstream from
Kuala Tahan on Sungai Tembeling and experience 45 minutes of sheer thrill
as you and your boat-mates negotiate seven sets of rapids.
- Jungle Trekking-Nothing beats a closer look at the 10,000 or more species
of flora found in this paradise.
- Gunung Tahan-The trail leading up to Peninsula Malaysia's highest
peak iss 55 km, from the park's resort. The climb is strenuous and
demands sound physical and mental fitness.
- Bukit Teresek-Located just 1.7 km. from the resort,it takes you
only about 45 minutes to reach the hilltop.
- Lata Berkoh-A great picnic and swimming location surrounded by an
inspiring natural landscape.
- Canapy Walkway-Installed about 30 metres high and stretching over
400 metres, this is the world's longest canopy walkway. From here, you
get a closer look at the top of the world's oldest rainforest.
- Angling-Make a trip to the upper reaches of the Tahan or the Kenyam
rivers. What a challenge it'll prove tackling a 20-pound Kelah, a
fish that will thrill even the most seasoned fisherman.
Taman Negara July Fest
Each year in July, Taman Negara comes alive with the sound of celebration.
A grand variety of cultural performances like Traditional dances and
shows are held over a week. Fun and games like treasure hunts and
telematches are organised for visitors. In addition, a mini exhibition
showcasing handicrafts of Batek tribe and souvenirs is held.
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