Taman Negara

   

Taman Negara straddles the interior border regions of Kelantan, Pahang and Terengganu, boasting a continuous evolution history that spans 130 millions years. It was rename after King George V National park. Over the years, although Malaysia has promoted Taman Negara as a popular tourist destination, the goverment has taken careful steps to ensure the conservation of the park's flora and fauna.

  Sights to behold: 
Observation Hides-spend a night in one of these and try to spot a bear or any of the park's pther animal as they quench their thirst at the salt lcks located a mere few feet away. 
Orang Asli Settelemets-One such settlement is Kampung Yong where you can get a better insight into one of Malaysia's aboringinal people, the Batek.
  Bird-Watching-With oveer 350 species of birds which include Drongos, Malkohas, and hte Pied Hornbills, the park is naturally one of the premier bird-watching spots in the region. 
Jungle Trekking-Nothing beats a closer look at the 10,000 or more species of flora that can be found in this jungle paradise.
  Gunung Tahan-The trail leading up Peninsular Malaysia's highest peak is 55km, from the Taman Negara Resort. The climb is strenuous and demands sound physical and mental fitness. 
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 must for thrillseekers.Travel upstream from Kuala Tahan on Sungai Tembeling and experience 45 minutes of sheer thrill as you and your boatmates negotiate seven sets of rapids. 
Bukit Teresek-Located just 1.7km, from the resort, it takes you only to reach the hilltop.
  Lata Berkoh-A great picnic and swimming location surrounded by an inspiring natural lanscape. 
Canopy Walkway -Installed about 30metres high and stretching over 400 metres, this is the world's longest canopy walkway. From here, you get a closer look at life at the top of the world's oldest tropical rainforest. 
Angling-Make a trip to the upper reaches of the Tahan or kenyam rivers.What a challenge it'll prove tackling a 20pound kelah, a fish that will thrill even the most seasoned fisherman.
    A heaven in the wilderness: 
.Malaysian-style wooden chalets are also available within the resort area and come with balconies that offer a magnificient view of the surrounding jungle or a river.For those who prefer to sleep under a blanket of stars, a camp site is available.Camping equipment and utensils can be hired at the resort. 
  Eating in the wild: 
Three food and beverage centres within the resort offer visitors a chance to savour the delightful culinary creations of Malaysia.After a gruelling adventure in the wild, sit back, relax and sip your favourite cocktail at the Tembeling Lounge.The Tahan Restaurant and Teresek Cafeteria serve a wide variety of exotic Malaysian deliacies and continental favourites.
 

Come and discover the living treasures Mother Nature has to offer.