Taman Negara translates literally as “National Park,” and it refers to the massive 130 million year old tropical rainforest on the Malay Peninsula. The park is accessible from four different pickup points, including Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Tahan, and Jerantut in the south, and Sg. Relau on the western border of the park. Visitors to Taman Negara will find the longest canopy walkway in the world, the tallest mountain on the Malay Peninsula, and plenty of other activities including hiking, camping, caving, and rafting. Inside the park there are elephants, tigers, monkeys, and some amazing plant life as well, including the massive parasitic flower, the rafflesia.

Kuala Tahan, 27000 Kuala Tahan, Pahang, Malaysia, Phone: +6-03-21-49-92-35

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