TAMAN NEGARA PAHANG
🌿 Taman Negara Pahang – Malaysia's Oldest National Park
Location: Pahang, Malaysia
Established: 1938 (originally named King George V National Park)
Size: ~4,343 square kilometers (shared with Kelantan and Terengganu)
🏞 What is Taman Negara?
Taman Negara is one of the oldest tropical rainforests in the world, estimated to be over 130 million years old. It's Malaysia’s premier national park and a major eco-tourism destination.
🐘 Flora & Fauna
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Home to rare wildlife: Malayan tigers, Asian elephants, tapirs, hornbills, and more
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Huge biodiversity: Over 10,000 plant species, exotic insects, and rare birds
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Famous for giant trees, thick jungle canopies, and unique fungi
🧭 Things to Do
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Canopy Walkway – One of the world’s longest, 530 meters long and 40 meters high
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Jungle Trekking – Explore Bukit Teresek or longer trails for serious hikers
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Rapid Shooting – Ride traditional boats through river rapids
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Night Safari – Spot nocturnal wildlife near the park fringes
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Visit Orang Asli villages – Learn from the local Batek and Semai tribes
🏕 Facilities
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Park HQ in Kuala Tahan (main entry point)
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Eco resorts, budget lodges, campsites
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Guides and permits required for some treks
🌧 Best Time to Visit
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March to September – Dry season with better trail access
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Avoid monsoon months (November–January)


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