Went to taman negara on 15,16, and 17 January 2022. I stayed in Danz Eco Resort and we choose glamping for the accomodations. The package was so good which include activities and food during our stay. The host mr rashdan was so friendly. Activities include night safari, hiking to teresek hill and canopy walk, orang asli village visitation, and rapid shooting. Add on activities that you can choose is a trip to lata berkoh. This one i did not join as i prefer to just sit around at the resort. Glamping tent was spacious and simple but the only thing that troubles me is the mildew spot on the tent. The rest was good. Toilets were clean and the dining area was so cozy. You can see the giant tualang tree in the middle of the dining area. Overall i was having a very good time during my taman negara trip.

One of its famous national parks and for good reason. The nature is very serene and well looked after. A hugely dense forest with rivers running through them. The wildlife seen here is magnificent, especially at night. Never a dull moment with all sounds and clicks near your lodge. Do make sure to go in the right season, since you don't want to stay here during raining season.

Welcome to the jungle! Beautiful, Oldest rainforest in the heart of Malaysia. Can be reached by boat. What really surprised me was the noise of the woods! Insects, spiders, snakes 😀

Taman Negara Rainforest is one of the oldest rainforest in the world.It has been around for 130 million years, which means the forest, once upon a time, used to accommodate dinosaurs. Spanning over a 4343 sq. km, Taman Negara is one of Malaysia's premier and the most popular tourist destinations.

Gunung Tahan.... Highest Peak in Peninsular Malaysia.... Advise to take minimum 5days 4nights hiking trip, not to over stress our body & muscles, relax & enjoy the scenery along the journey.....

My favourite nature getaway in West Malaysia. It is a gem for those nature wildlife observers, with tours and accomodation is available. e.g. Mutiara Taman Negara would be suggested for those looking for comfortable stay with or without family as this 90+ chalet resort is just within the rainforest. Even in the resort you get to see lots of species of plants insects and others.

Wonderful place. I would recommend the 2D1N tour to the caves to spot wildlife. But be aware of the leeches and wear long clothes, they are good climbers.

Lovely, beautiful eco rain forest. Not many trails so 4 days is enough unless you book in to do the 7day hike to the top. Very humid, well worth a visit

Great activities - night jungle walk, jungle trekking, canapy walk, visit orang asli settlement, rapid shooting boat ride.

Sorry if it's irrelevant to the current situation, but I would like to give my review based on our (my husband and I) visit to Taman Negara in 2009. This isn't a blogspace I know, but I decided to give my review while sharing my story. If you are planning to go there and camp, please get yourself fully prepared. Nowadays it's easy to get camping gears because of Decathlon and Shopee (not a Lazada fan, sorry). Back then, it wasn't this simple. We visited Taman Negara with the intention to hike and camp but it didn't turn out well. Despite that, it was one of the most memorable camping trips ever! I probably don't have to tell this, I'm sure everyone knows. However, it may be useful for beginners. Wear proper attire, waterproof if possible, wrap your clean dry clothes in plastic or bring waterproof bag. I used Deuter bag with that cute rain cover and it didn't help. Don't forget waterproof pouch for your phone, it's important! Laundry bags (plastic) will come in handy to pack your wet clothes. Be sure to check the boat timing so you won't miss any if you plan to go towards Kuala Terenggan by boat. If you wish to hike all the way, by all means... please do ;) When we reached Bumbun Kumbang , we were soaking wet because we had to cross a few streams and it rained a little bit. There were foreigners (I think there were 5 of them) and 2 Aborigine guides who arrived earlier and were resting. Our timing was just nice, as we reached there before the sun sets. Our new friends (I prefer to call them friends than foreigners) and the guides were very helpful and friendly, we were so blessed! That night, we had our meal and went into our tent to sleep. Not long after, our new friends told us we should join them in the hide above instead of sleeping in the tent on the ground. I think the guides mentioned something about hearing elephants nearby. Scared to death, we quickly packed our stuffs and climbed the stairs to join them in the hide. The hide wasn't comfortable, but it's definitely safer. My husband accidentally knocked his head while entering the hide. It has something to do with the design of the entrance and it was dark. So please be careful. All of us waited by the window to watch for the elephants. We heard movements but couldn't see anything. It was a great experience, looking out for wild animals from a hide in the middle of the night with new friends. If you are lucky, you may see them. We slept well that night because we felt safer and definitely exhausted. The next morning, our new friends invited us to hike towards the caves, but we had to decline as we had to cut our trip short. We started hiking towards Sungai Tembeling to catch a boat. In the morning, there were many leeches attacking so be prepared for this. Repellent would help. We waited quite some time for the boat. While waiting a lovely and friendly Canadian lady joined us too. We took a boat and stopped at Nusa Camp. You have to cross a short hanging bridge to go there. I am not sure if the place still exists to be honest! From Nusa Camp, we had to leave as our new friend Jennifer wanted to stay there. We exchanged emails and still friends until today. We wish that we were more prepared so we didn't have to cut our trip short. There are many things to enjoy, and do in Taman Negara. To all nature lovers, pack your bag and head there!

Ein Regenwald, wie er im Bilderbuch steht. Auf der Pirsch finden sich Stabheuschrecken, Spinnen, Skorpione, Zikadenkokkons, u.a. Lianen spannen sich durch das Dickicht und zahlreiche Bäume und Sträucher vermitteln Dschungelfeeling. Als Ausgangspunkt bietet sich das nahe gelegene Resort an. Dort werden zahlreiche Touren angeboten. Man kann jedoch den Wald auch auf eigene Faust erkunden.

Don't go ! The main attraction, the canopy walk, is closed and nobody will tell you until you are there. They don't bother tell you why, if you want to know you have to call a phone number. The rest is just plain ordinary forest, I have seen lot better elsewhere. People pay lot of money to go there and they will never confess they were wrong, but I'm telling you, it's not worth it.

Underrated jungle. The guide was very passionate about educating us about the forest and its history

Very disappointing. Being that this forest is the oldest in the world, I was excepting to see wild animals. The only slightest reminder of wild life was a garden snake and wild boars. Plus the food in the area is also not the best.

Very beautiful national park. Recommend getting there by boat (1hr30min). By car and watertaxi is possible as Well.

Nice place to visit. Especially when weather is good. Like it very much. Not seen much animals. Sound of nature is amazing.

Never thought that we have to hike a flight of a lot lot of stairs. You must be fit, no knees problem etc. Btw personal opinion the Gunung Tahan view is just so so.

In a world where the Sun & Stars ignite your imagination, the lush beautiful Flora & Fauna provides something for all to find comfort in and who knows you may also get a chance to meet a family of Optimus Beast for that perfect gorgeous nature gateway.

Great national park in the Mode of Malaysia. You can go there by boat, enjoying a 3 to 4 hours boat ride. Many hikes into the jungle you can do by yourself but all hotels also offer guided tours and overnight trips. Had an amazing time.

Amazing jungle. A lot of animals are unique from here: insects, monkeys, fishes, elephants... and if you’re freaking lucky: a panther :) A lot of leeches, so don’t forget your socks. Nothing bad though, they get off by themselves after a few minutes. I recommend to spend at least one night in the jungle (tours can arrange guides for you) and to do a night walk as well: you see way more animals by night!

Cozy n tidy. Peaceful scenery. Pack with activities to enjoy. Please take a package with tour guide so you can enjoy all things without wasting time. Keep support malaysian tourism

(Translated by Google) The oldest tropical forest with old tall trees. Very beautiful views. It is very interesting to walk along the suspended paths in the crowns of tall trees. There are many small tropical animals. (Original) Старейший тропический лес со старыми высокими деревьями. Очень красивые виды. Очень интересно прогуляться по подвесным дорожкам в кронах высоких деревьев. Много мелкой тропической живности.

The best place for forest bathing.If you hunger for an adventure,the smell of wet earth..this is the correct place!Peoples are so kind, generous and the facilities also very good👍Please support local!

So far well kept jungles without heavy developments.

Wir waren 1 Woche dort und haben so ziemlich jede Tour mitgemacht und werden diese Erlebnisse immer in unseren Herzen tragen. Die Tagestour war uns zu schnell und das konnten wir leider nicht geniessen. Wir haben dann für die Übernachtung in einer Schutzhütte einen Privatguide genommen. Jetzt konnten wir die Umgebung geniessen und viel fragen. Da ist alles in bar! Aber wenn man eine Tour mit Kreditkarte zahlen möchte, geht man am Besten zu Natasha ins Büro von NKS (direkt links in der Kurve zum River). Den Besten und lustigsten Guide, sein Name ist Farid, findet Ihr bei „I am a wild Traveller“. In dem Büro ist nur Barzahlung, aber mit fairen Preisen. Letztes Haus rechte Seite, vor dem River. Wenn man vom River zurückgeht und auf die Märkte zuläuft, kann man in dem ganz links mit der Kreditkarte Geld holen. Er nimmt aber 15%. Die besten Shakes gibt es direkt rechts neben der Bootsanlegestelle, dass Essen ist auch fein. Für uns das beste Essen gab es aber wenn man zum Dorfausgang geht; links an der Ecke (Hauptstrasse/Dorfstrasse) da kann man megafein essen 😍😋 Taman Negara, wir sind erst 3 Tage weg und vermissen Dich schon ❤️

(Translated by Google) Best if you want to live without a cellphone (Original) Best kalau nak hidup tanpa hp

(Translated by Google) 12.10.2019, together with teacher wan, erm was n, nash, muizz, to get here while waiting for kuala sat, for a drink and a mountain of resistance (Original) 12.10.2019, bersama cikgu wan, erm was n, nash, muizz, sampai di sini sementara menunggu ke kuala sat, bagi dy irang minum dan g gunung tahan

Beautiful place

Some great hikes and a cool canopy walk for only 5RM. Bring water, it's very humid. If you walk off of the boardwalks that mark the main trails, watch for leeches... They're hungry

ride a boat!! good!

All Time High

I'm only writing this review so that I can be the 2000th review.

(Translated by Google) The forest is still good enough for animals (Original) Hutannya masih cukup bagus untuk satwa

(Translated by Google) Great views, it is worth taking advantage of the water rafting (Original) Super widoki, warto skorzystać ze spływu wodnego

Well organized trip by the agent, En Firdaus, ur team really superb! Starting from the beginning, with the surprised roti vanilla, air laici 45% kurang manis and a red apple for each of us after the 5 hours of jungle trekking until the end. Tqsm too to En Eddy and En Rahim for the hospitality and companion. We'll see again next year after PKPP end, insyallah 🍀

Rain forest with amazing landscapes and different climate conditions.There are several mountains over 1000 meters in this range. some ways to drive through the forest range.Several species of endemic flora and fanna and number of water falls and rivers .Cloudy weather most of times.You will feel it like a mysterious forest.

For people who love nature, peace calm, and Adventure please stay and explore Taman Negara.

Submerged into one of the oldest rainforest in Malaysia

(Translated by Google) summer afternoon (Original) udara segarrr

Nice place

Very nice place to visit. If your up for it you can camp in the jungle (min. 4 days) but otherwise the usual rapid shooting , jungle trekking is also good.

4-6 Nov 2021 Activities: Night Walk; Canopy Walk; Rapid Shooting; Visit Org Asli; & celebrate suprise Birthday for Son We had fun together 🙂

Very wonderful biodiversity..rich with experiences.. more adventurer for outdoor lover..

Hasn’r been touched since the dinosaures 🦖 ! Perfect for nature lovers !

Stunning and adorable place. Recommended for you to go if you want to observe the nature and wildlife.

Well maintained place. But the two hill top should be a better view. Since it doesn't really show the highest point of the mountain. I have seen a better view from a lower height mountain. But beautiful place to be with numbers of beautiful flora and fauna. Our guide was a wonderful guy with alot of experience and his experience sharing made our trip even more wonderful. Our journey started by taking a permit at the across the river where we have to buy pay for the boat service. You can also purchase the permit before even going to this place at your hotels. But if you don't, there is no place at the shore except across the shore. Then from there, you will be brought to Taman Negara forest in a boat. It's nice journey too. From there you will be hiking to the top spot at that particular area. The best moment of the trip is the walking on the hanging bridge. Lucky me, it's was open a day before my trip to Taman Negara. It definitely the best experience I had so far. Alot of flora and fauna to be discovered there. I had the opportunity to see a green viper snake and bee hive too. We had to used the jungle forest route instead of the normal route due to the bee hive. It was definitely a best experience.

beware of leeches, otherwise perfect place with amazing trails and viewpoints

Amazing experience, a great getaway for my children aged 9 and 5, where they have an amazing time especially on the orang asli settlement visit and rapid shooting. Highly recommended to families with young children that wants to experience nature. Big hand to the highly passionate guides in the park, I would rate them as one of the best in the country in promoting eco tourism, thumbs up

Nice and natural place to visit in Malesia.

It's simply awesomeness to visit, will surely list in its beauties. A must visit...remember to keep it clean...bring all your rubbish back with you...

Back to nature, adviseable to spend 3 days at least to explore a lot of interesting place

Beautiful national park. Would of been nice to explore more than a day but didn't have the time.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful park where you can spend whole days without civilization with a professional guide .... if you come to see as tourists from the visitor center there is a wooden walkway and all paths are well marked so leeches in these places are not threatened many observatories where if there are no uneducated local families around you will see wildlife in their natural environment ... enjoy it (Original) Nádherný park kde jde stravit celé dny bez civilizace s profi průvodcem....pokud se přijedete podívat jako turisté od návštěvnického centra vede dřevěný chodník a všechny cesty jsou dobře označené takže pijavice v těchto místech nehrozí muzete jít klidně v zabkach určitě si vychutnejte stromy a mnoho pozorovatelen kde když okolo nebudou nevychovane místní rodiny uvidíte i zvěř v přirozeném prostředí...uzijte si to

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place, exotic and luxuriant flora and fauna. Protect yourself from insects without covering yourself too much because the heat is stifling. Hike to Bukit Teresek, we thought we were going to rest upstairs but big wasps were quite aggressive. Back down quickly, luckily, selling cold drinks. No leech in March! (Original) Endroit magnifique, faune et flore exotique et luxuriante. Protégez-vous des insectes sans trop vous couvrir car la chaleur est étouffante. Randonnée à Bukit Teresek, nous pensions nous reposer en haut mais de grosses guêpes étaient assez agressantes. Retour en bas rapidement, heureusement, vente de boissons fraîches. Pas de sangsue en mars!

(Translated by Google) We did a night hike and a day hike here. For every camera that you bring into the park, including mobile phones, you need a 5 RM permit. The Taman Negara National Park is a large tropical rainforest that is said to be the oldest in the world at 130 million years. Kuala Tahan is on the other side of the Tembeling River and is connected to the road network. With a boat you cross over for 1 RM and you are at first in the only hotel on this river side, the Mutiara Taman Negara Resort, and directly behind it is the park entrance. Take water with you, ½ l minimum per person, before you enter the park. You will need it. I was here in February 2020, the coldest month with 38 degrees C, and the humidity really hurt me a lot. Admission at least two at a time if help is needed. You can also join one of the guided tours of the hotel resort. In the rainforest you almost always run on a boardwalk, so it is not dangerous, but the climb to the Bukit Terisek summit is tough with this sultry: either the stairs go steeply up or down. The Titian Silara Canopy Walk, located quite close to the viewpoint, is a highlight, and it makes the 7.5 km hike through the jungle worthwhile, see Google review! 5 RM for non-Malays who are worth it! Be prepared for it: in the rainforest you see far fewer animals than e.g. in a national park in Africa in the savannah: We saw no 10 spiders in 4 hours walk, about as many palm-sized, highly poisonous scorpions, 2 more than palm-length millipedes, few birds and 3 brightly colored venomous snakes. There were no monkeys. That was it! But the fauna is incredible. What is growing above and above one another is very impressive. (Original) Wir haben eine Nachtwanderung und eine Tag-Wanderung hier gemacht. Für jede Kamera, die man in den Park hineinbringt, Mobilfunkgeräte eingeschlossen, benötigt man einen Permit von 5 RM. Der Taman Negara Nationalpark ist ein großer tropischer Regenwald, der mit 130 Millionen Jahren der älteste der Welt sein soll. Kuala Tahan liegt auf der anderen Seite des Tembeling River und ist an das Straßennetz angeschlossen. Mit einem Boot setzt man für 1 RM über, und schon ist man zunächst im einzigen, auf dieser Flussseite gelegenen Hotel, dem Mutiara Taman Negara Resort, und direkt dahinter liegt der Parkeingang. Nehmt Wasser mit, ½ l minimum je Person, bevor ihr den Park betretet. Ihr werdet es brauchen. Ich war im Februar 2020 hier, mit 38 grad C der kälteste Monat, und die Luftfeuchte setzte mir wirklich sehr zu. Eintritt immer mindestens zu zweit, falls Hilfe benötigt wird. Ihr könnt Euch aber auch an eine der geführten Touren des Hotelresorts anschließen. Im Regenwald lauft ihr nahezu immer auf einem Boardwalk, also ungefährlich, aber der Aufstieg zum Bukit Terisek Gipfel hat es bei dieser Schwüle in sich: Entweder gehen die Stufen steil nach oben oder nach unten. Der recht nahe vom Aussichtspunkt gelegene Titian Silara Canopy Walk ist ein Highlight, und der macht die 7,5 km Wanderung durch den Urwald lohnenswert, s. Google Rezension! 5 RM für Nicht-Malayen, die sich lohnen! Seid drauf vorbereitet: Im Regenwald seht ihr sehr viel weniger Tiere als z.B. in einem Nationalpark Afrikas in der Savanne: Wir sahen in 4 Stunden Walk keine 10 Spinnen, etwa genau so viele handtellergroße, hochgiftige Skorpione, 2 mehr als handteller-lange Tausendfüßler, wenige Vögel und 3 grell-bunte Giftschlangen. Affen gab es keine. Das war es! Dafür ist die Fauna unglaublich. Was da alles übereinander und durcheinander wächst ist sehr beeindruckend.

Went to this taman negara. Really love it because i learned new information regarding the flora and fauna there. Of course because it is in my ecology fieldwork. Got to visit perkampungan orang asli also. Learn how to sumpit and get a very memorable kraftangan from tok batin. ?

advencure seaker place...

(Translated by Google) We did a very small path up to the walking bridge. Luckily it was in the morning and in the shade? Very strong humidity. We saw quite a few monkeys (Original) Abbiamo fatto un piccolissimo percorso fino al walking bridge . Per fortuna era di mattina e all'ombra? Umidità molto forte. Abbiamo visto un bel po' di scimmie

(Translated by Google) Beautiful jungle (Original) Hermosa selva

(Translated by Google) The jungle we are moving through is a humid equatorial forest of 130,000 years old (Original) Dżungla po której się poruszamy to wilgotny las równikowy mający 130000000 lat

A place name countryside

National Park with old equipment for tourist. Really good only river boat activities. Nothing special.

(Translated by Google) A very nice park. (Original) Ein sehr schöner Park.

Nice

(Translated by Google) With 130 million years of tropical rainforest, it is in the heart of the West Malaysia Peninsula. I hope that the original appearance can be preserved here, because when I saw the yellow river, I was really distressed to see the development of the forest, and I saw one by one the Rory carrying the tree tung out, and the national park can still support it. How long? !! (Original) 拥有一亿三千万年的热带雨林，就在西马半岛的中心地带，非常值得考察的景点。希望这边能够保留最原始的面貌，因为当我看见那条发黄的河流时，看了实在痛心，森林的开发，看见一辆一辆的罗里载着树桐出去，国家公园还能撑多久啊？！

It has the longest canopy walkway in Malaysia. To reach Tahan peak, it takes 5 days. There are chalets by the bank. The boat operates frequently throughout the day and night.

The photos that I have posted are the areas right at the “Entrance” of Taman Negara Pahang. After you use the little boat to cross over the river, you will see the scenarios as shown in my photos. Taking the little boat to cross over the river to the opposite Taman Negara’s entrance is only RM1.00 per person per way. The permit to visit Taman Negara is also RM1.00 per person, which you can get it after you walk up passing the entrance of Taman Negara. Using hand phone or camera to take photos in Taman Negara will be charge RM5.00 per unit.

Amazing jungle where you can go trekking with a local guide and stay a night in a cave. During the summer there is a lot of trekkers so it’s not the good period to see animals but the landscape is wonderful !

Nice place..

Amazing nature

Awesome place to be with Nature ?

Exotic experience

NJOI THE MOMENT???

(Translated by Google) This national park is specially protected by the Government of Malaysia. If you visit the park you should definitely follow the rules. Violations will be punished with severe penalties, maybe even with jail. The entrance fee is only 1 ringit, which is about 20 eurocents. The camera costs 5 Ringit Extra. You have to take a boat across the river to get into the national park. That costs only 1 Ringit. If you want to do a night walk, you have to buy the day with the Bott over and in the office tickets because the office closes at 17 o'clock. And getting caught in the park without a ticket can be very uncomfortable. But if you're in Malaysia, it's definitely over. It's worth it and it will be an unforgettable experience (Original) Dieser Nationalpark ist besonder geschützt durch die Regierung von Malaysia. Wenn Ihr den Park besucht solltet ihr eich auf jeden Fall an die Regeln halten. Verstöße werden mit empfindlichen Strafen bestraft, vielleicht sogar mit Gefängnis. Der Eintritt kostet nur 1 Ringit, das sind ca. 20 Eurocent. Die Kamere kostet 5 Ringit Extra. Ihr müsst mit dem Boot über den Fluss fahren um in den Nationalpark zu kommen. Das kostet auch nur 1 Ringit. Falls Ihr eine Nachtwanderung machen wollt müsst ihr Tagsüber mit dem Bott rüber und im Office Tickets kaufen da der Office um 17 Uhr schließt. Und ohne Ticket im Park erwischt zu werden kann sehr unangenehm werden. Aber wenn Ihr in Malaysia seid kommt auf jeden Fall vorbei. Es lohnt sich und es wird ein unvergessliches Erlebniss

(Translated by Google) Suitable for nature interests (Original) Sesuai utk yg minat alam semula jadi

(Translated by Google) The best national park in Malaysia, where you can do endless trekking and walk on a suspension bridge that is 50 meters from the ground. It is essential to take mosquitoes! (Original) El mejor parque nacional de Malasia, dónde realizar un sinfín de trekkings y caminar por un puente colgante que está a 50 metros del suelo. Imprescindible llevarse antimosquitos!

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is quiet and comfortable (Original) Suasana yang tenang dan nyaman

Good to know rainforest n how to know about plants

(Translated by Google) The beauty of the millions of malaysian forests .. (Original) Keindahan hutan malaysia yg berusia jutaan tahun..

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park with fun activities to do with friends or families (Original) Très beau parc avec des activités sympa à faire avec des amis ou en familles

Awesome place

Great experience !

Best place

Very nature..

A must see place. I enjoyed my hiking. Do not hesitate to pay a visit to this place. I do not regret to have spent 2 days there. Next time, I'll do a mid-trek.

Very unique place, at the heart of the Jungle. Various activities through the day, to get in touch with the local nature and culture.

Being in a jungle is really cool! You can do it without a guide but only go for paths that are present at map.me, we tried to find one official path and the signs were nonexistent (paths close to the entrance are well marked). We tried a nightwalk (with wild travellers) which is a must if you want to see a ton of cool insects, frogs, spiders, sleeping birds and a ton of other critters. We slept in a hide which is fun, but we didn't see any big mammals. Bring a strong torch if you wanna try to spot the tapir!

Experience the nature of tropical forest here! All tour guide will assist and explain to you from their studies and experience!

Come here and feel the oldest rainforest in the world. Back to nature, come on guys.. Dont forget buy souvenir at pokok besar.

Memories that will last forever, I visited here during July 2019, the sound of the rainforest is like no other, if it's not insects, it's gibbons howling in the distance. The various climbing routes are excellent, the humidity expands in this place so take it easy when walking around. The floor is very muddy in places so wear appropriate shoes and lightweight clothing, and watch for the little holes there are all filled with nasties. The water isn't clean but you can swim there at your own risk, it's warm and refreshing, not every day you get to swim in a rainforest though. From Kuala Lumpur, it's about (3 1/2 hours), there are many tree plantations and convenience stores so get all your stuff before you arrive at the park, the main village you will meet first is 'Kuala Tahan'. There are a few accommodations in the village and restaurants as well, I loved the atmosphere of the place, the tour from Justexplore Travel was worth every penny!

Fresh air from this place will warm you. This place is very famous and I met so many tourist when I have a task to finished and yap. There is a lot of things that they are excited to do actually HAHAHAHA

Peaceful, relaxed & lovely

An amazing nature reserve that must be preserved for generations to come. The experience of being in a jungle that has existed for millions of years doesn't come easy.

3D2N trek through Malaysia's oldest rainforest. Our trip include a fast boat ride and a cave stay, Might not be recommended for beginners as the load is heavier and trek longer. But we love getting close to nature (leech included). Walk pass elephant footprints too! The cave stay was a novelty for us, including make-shift toilet corner. For urban folks, the green canopy provided a much need respite. Would love to visit again. Google "SengkangBabies Taman Negara" for more photos

Peaceful feeling faraway from problems!

Fabulous Beautiful Complex National Park

Quiet

(Translated by Google) Many tourists (Original) Ramai pelancong

Nice place to visit

(Translated by Google) Facilities need to be improved (Original) Kemudahan perlu dipertingkatkan

I went years ago in 2011, but still think of it regularly and never did get around to sharing what I'v kept to myself all these years. It is the world's olden virgin rainforest and contains uncontaminated Orun Alsi tribes that probably watch us, but are given something and told to just tolerate us. The hiking trails are great and the jungle is majestic splendor with many places to go, things to see, and experience. Do not be too afraid adventurer trail trek for you can read the maps, carry maps, and if you leave a 10am example and iti gets dark at like 6pm, hike in until about 2 which should be your rough gueshalfway point to turn around or come aournd on another triail that take you directly to the boat men to the village for dinnet/ The longtail b0at dowh the river t0 there t0 ajd frj0k the foreiet is a fun trip. The loud sound is insects at abut 120 decibels. I felt the entire time that the trees had eyes on me. I think it gos back 40 miles whihc is too far tp ever approach Orus Osli.

Good

Nature's call

Must visit. The vibe is amazing.

Beautiful

the scenary is awesome

(Translated by Google) I recommend park lodge to nature lovers, Jab and his wife are welcoming, the setting is pleasant, we are next to the river, 5 minutes from the national park. Very nice experience, Jab is a former rangers he knows the forest very well. (Original) Je recommande park lodge aux amoureux de la nature , Jab et son épouse sont accueillant, le cadre est agréable, on est a cote de la riviere, a 5 minutes du park national . Très belle expérience, Jab est un ancien rangers il connait la forêt très bien .

ride and enjoy the nature

What a magnificent rainforest!! Dropped by here by chance & loving every second of it. Unfortunately we arrived late & the walkway was closed. Managed to track Bukit Terisek & enjoyed breath taking sunset looking over Gunung Tahan. So looking forward to repeat the trip properly.

(Translated by Google) Love Our National Treasure (Original) Cintai Lah Khazanah Nergara Kita

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Cantik

Nice place to visit if you love nature

(Translated by Google) Swaddle 8th 9 (Original) Bedong 8th 9

Nice place to be close to nature and for bird watching too

Good

(Translated by Google) At this time it is very sad that the state of the park is not ruined by all the inhabitants of the park but all the power of God does not grieve the spirit of marriage even if it is (Original) Pada masa ini sungguh memilukan keadaan d taman ngara tidak petnah yg d lalui oleh smua penduduk d taman ngara tp itu smua kuasa Tuhan jgn bersedih kuatkn semangat untuk mncri rzki walau pn d mna berada

(Translated by Google) Exceptional setting, magnificent, simple and very endearing people, choice of activities full of change of scenery ❤❤❤ (Original) Cadre exceptionnel, magnifique, des gens simple et très attachant, choix d'activités bien rempli le dépaysement total ❤❤❤

(Translated by Google) Likes (Original) Menyukai

(Translated by Google) #derder u anddier # national parks 2020 illuminated in bright sunshine, after which we decorate Malaysian gardens with beautiful flowers (Original) #derder u anddier#taman negara 2020 dihiaskan terang nya sinar mentari,selepas ni kita hias taman Malaysian dengan debunga yang indah ye

(Translated by Google) Aaoh (Original) Aaoh

Nature call! Such an amazing place to visit. The scenery of this national park was great and wonderful. Best experience to explore everything here.

I had best tour guide, places are very clean people are friendly

Tranquil, serene and relaxing...even though the waterfalls route was interesting, there wasn't a proper waterfalls to chill or picnic. There were many little bees flying around us.

Nice place

Nice

Come here visit again after yrs... Still very good natural place for visit again & again. Remember to register at the counter once you come in. Canopy no luck to go due to under renovation/making the new one.

My 2nd time here. Goin to be 3rd time this coming month end insyaallah.. Luv this place

The perfect place to get up close with mother nature. Must-try activities: canopy walk, river cruise, jungle trekking, canoeing, fishing and 'kelah' sanctuary.

National Park is a brand of its own, mother nature lovers should visit this place.

Best place to pampered yourself in the immersive beauty of flora and fauna

Amazing rain forest. Great place for birding and butterfly watching. Also rich in other fauna. Good quality services including a restaurant, mini mart and toilets are provided at the park center. Board walks are available for about 1-2 km on every trail starting from the park center. Price of the entry permit is 1 ringgit and 5 ringgits more if you carry a professional camera. You can enter the park multiple times from a single permit.

(Translated by Google) Like it (Original) Suka

(Translated by Google) I liked the pictures very sweet (Original) عجبتني صور جدا حلوه

Nature

(Translated by Google) The oldest tropical rain forest in the world. Rich natural ecology and aboriginal culture (Original) 世界上最古老的熱帶雨林。 豐富的自然生態和原住民文化

Nice view here....

Taman Negara is a national park in Peninsular Malaysia. It was established in 1938/1939 as the King George V National Park after Theodore Hubback lobbied the sultans of Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan to set aside a piece of land that covers the three states for the creation of a protected area.[1] It was renamed Taman Negara after independence, which means "national park" in Malay. Taman Negara has a total area of 4,343 km2 and it is one of the world's oldest deciduous rainforests, estimated to be more than 130 million years old. Location Malaysia Nearest city Kuala Tembeling Coordinates 4°42′N 102°28′E Area 4,343 km2 (1,677 sq mi) Established 1938/1939 Governing body Department of Wildlife and National Parks Attractions found near Kuala Tahan (where the Park headquarters for Pahang is located) include a canopy walkway, the Gua Telinga cave system, and the Lata Berkoh rapids. Visitors can experience the tropical rainforest, birdwatching or jungle trekking (e.g. Tenor Rentis) and the river views along the Tahan River. The park encompasses three states, Pahang, Kelantan and Terengganu, each with its own legislation. The Taman Negara Enactment (Pahang) No. 2 of 1939 is enforced in the state of Pahang, the Taman Negara Enactment (Kelantan) No. 14 of 1938 in the state of Kelantan and the Taman Negara Enactment (Terengganu) No. 6 of 1939 in the state of Terengganu. The enactments have similar contents. Taman Negara Pahang is the largest at 2,477 km2, followed by Taman Negara Kelantan at 1,043 km2 and Taman Negara Terengganu at 853 km2. At an estimated age of more than 130 million years old, it is reputed to be the "oldest tropical rainforest", although the title more accurately belongs to the Daintree Rainforest in Queensland, Australia, estimated to be between 135 million years old and 180 million years old. The park has been developed into an ecotourism destination in Malaysia. There are several geological and biological attractions in the park. Gunung Tahan is the highest point of the Malay Peninsula; climbers can use Kuala Tahan or Merapoh[6] as their departure point. All visitors to the park must obtain permits from the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Forests pump out oxygen we need to live and absorb the carbon dioxide we exhale (or emit). A single mature, leafy tree is estimated to produce a day's supply of oxygen for anywhere from two to 10 people. Phytoplankton in the ocean are more prolific, providing half of Earth's oxygen, but forests are still a key source of quality air. Trees also have another way to beat the heat: absorb CO2 that fuels global warming. Plants always need some CO2 for photosynthesis, but Earth's air is now so thick with extra emissions that forests fight global warming just by breathing. CO2 is stored in wood, leaves and soil, often for centuries. Taman Negara is home to some rare mammals, such as the Malayan tiger, Malayan gaur (seladang) and Asian elephant. As well as birds such as the great argus, red junglefowl, and the rare Malayan peacock-pheasant are still found here in some numbers. Tahan River has been preserved to protect the Malaysian mahseer (ikan kelah in Malay), a type of game fish. Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM)'s KTM Intercity and Express trains stop at Jerantut railway station. Visitors to Taman Negara can disembark here. Local tour operators arrange transportation from Kuala Lumpur to the entrance of the Park at Kuala Tahan. This may involve a 3-4 hour bus journey to Jerantut and Kuala Tembeling Jetty followed by a 2.5 hour river boat ride to Kuala Tahan.Entrance permits and park tours are often included in the package. From Kuala Lumpur, buses may depart from Terminal Bersepadu Selatan and Hentian Pekeliling going to the nearest town, Jerantut. From here travel to Kuala Tembeling Jetty and Kuala Tahan.

My work place

awesome

Prefect view

Packs with the activities

Nice to snap the pictures view

The oldest forest in the world.

Best

im so in love with the viewwww

Very nice park to hike in one of the very old forest left in the word. Easy hike trails. Saw many animals while walking

amazinggg

Amazing place

breathtaking place with beautiful scenery..

Nice place

(Translated by Google) No need for a 4x4 vehicle. Can be used by car. Parking at the jetty & resort. The best facilities & beauty. Go when there are not many people. Indeed, heaven. Good job for staff (Original) Tak perlu kenderaan 4x4.boleh masuk guna kereta.parking dpn jeti & resort.fasiliti & keindahan terbaik.pergi masa tak ramai orang.memang heaven.good job perhilitan staff

We checked in on 3 to 6 oct. We wished to thank you cik Amira for sorting out out the mistake we made in the booking date. She went all the way to make sure we got the room. And our sincere appreciation to the the receptionists, Nana and two others i forgot their name, who also help to organise a surprised birthday cake for my wife. Can u pls name her for me in your reply. My deep thanks also goes to the cafe staffs , which some remember me from 30 yrs ago. And last but not least, The manager Mr Sati, who is always smilling, down to earth and always ready to serve you. Keep it up. You guys made our short holidays a memorable event. Thank you again

(Translated by Google) Large, tidy, clean room @ River View Lodge National Park (Original) Bilik besar , kemas , bersih @ Taman Negara River View Lodge

(Translated by Google) Take care of our Nature from the invaders of the Palm and Durian invaders ... (Original) Jaga Alam kita nih dari penceroboh penceroboh Sawit dan Durian...

(Translated by Google) I put 4 * because we had a bad experience with the Terrible Hotel where we stayed. It is very important that you have everything tightly tied from where you start, in my case Kuala Lumpur where you can hire the experience you want to do with 2 full days from my point of view is enough. I did a guided night excursion where we certainly saw a snake of a green color equal to the branch where it was ... very careful as soon as you realize it, Canopy Walk, boat ride through several routes it was quite exciting to go up the river a About 30 minutes drive to the jetty where we could see water buffalo, farmers on the shore of the River and even two small crocodiles. Without a doubt, the most beautiful thing about this experience was to see that river from inside the canoe on the way out in the morning with those infinite trees and the lights of the day that seemed like I was watching an unforgettable movie. (Original) Pongo 4 * porque tuvimos una mala experiencia con el Hotel Pésimo donde nos alojamos. Es muy importante que llevéis bien atado todo desde dónde partáis en mi caso Kuala Lumpur dónde podéis contratar la experiencia que queréis realizar con 2 días completos desde mi punto de vista es suficiente. Yo hice una excursión nocturna guiada donde vimos por cierto una serpiente de un color verde igual a la rama donde estaba... mucho cuidado a penas te das cuenta, Canopy Walk, paseo en barca por varios recorridos fue bastante emocionante subir por el río un trayecto de unos 30 minutos hasta llegar al embarcadero donde pudimos ver búfalos de agua, agricultores a la orilla Del Río e incluso dos cocodrilos pequeños. Lo más bonito sin duda de esta experiencia fue ver ese río desde dentro de la canoa a la ida por la mañana con esos árboles infinitos y las luces del día que parecía que estaba viendo una película, inolvidable.

Beautiful and natural scenes.worth to visit

Nice place

Nice place and good services

Nice place

Nice place

Nice place

Best place

(Translated by Google) Let's get acquainted with the beautiful natural forest (Original) Jom serasikan diri dengan hutan semulajadi yang indah

The forest is still beautiful, hope it will survive for the next generation to enjoy.

Best jungle experience lots of pristine flora n fauna