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Endau Rompin National Park is the largest protected area in Peninsular Malaysia's southern half. This ancient rainforest realm in the state of Johor is a biodiversity hotspot. It is also the key habitat for the survival of globally threatened megafauna, such as the Malayan Tigers, long-tail macaques, Malayan Tapirs, and Asian Elephants. The park has two official entry points which are the Peta gate on the park's eastern boundary in the district of Mersing, and the Selai entrance on the park's southwestern boundary in the district of Segamat. It also can be entered from Pahang through Kuala Rompin. Be noted that the activities available vary according to your entry point. Ready for some tropical adventures? Here are a few activities you can explore at Endau-Rompin (Johor) National Park. Read also: Things to Do at Bako National Park, Sarawak Table of Content Camping & Accommodation Hiking & Jungle Trekking Waterfalls & Tours Orang Asli Village Best Time to Visit

Fraser's Hill is a popular highland destination in Pahang, located in the centre of West Malaysia. It is known for the enchanting rainforest and a great diversity of tropical birds. You can find many trails here which are ideal for relaxing walks through the dense forest, which shelters thousands of migratory birds. Malayan tigers and even rare plants such as the ancient Tree Oak trees can also be found here.  After exploring the forest, you can make your way to the nearby Jeriau Waterfall for a refreshing dip, or drop by the charming Ye Olde Smokehouse for a blissful afternoon of scones and tea. Read more:  8 Best Restaurants in Fraser's Hill, Pahang Table of Content Bishop Trail Hemmant Trail Mager Trail Pine Tree Hill Trail Abu Suradi Trail Kindersley Trail Maxwell Trail Rompin Trail Best Hiking Trails at Fraser's Hill Best Hiking Trails at Fraser's Hill Bishop Trail The popular Bishop Trail lends its name to Reverend CJ Ferguson-Davie, the very man who helped discov

Gunung Datuk is a mountain located in Rembau, Negeri Sembilan. It's one of the state's top attractions and is known by many names: Gunung Datuk, Gunong Datuk or Mount Datuk. The name "Gunong" means "mountain" while "Datuk" refers to a Malay chieftain who once lived here. There are also other stories about how this place got its name but these are just legends passed down from generation to generation. Gunung Datuk has an elevation of 1,050 meters above sea level (MASL), making it one of Malaysia's highest peaks outside Sarawak and Sabah. However, don't let its low height fool you because there are still plenty of things to do here! Read more:  Gua Niah at Niah National Park, Sarawak Table of Content History Geography Gunung Datuk Trail Map Hiking Duration & Trail Distance Gunung Datuk Difficulty Hiking Permit & Fees Important Hiking Tips How to Get to Gunung Datuk Hiking at Gunung Datuk, Negeri Sembilan Hiking Gunung Datuk, Negeri

Bako National Park is recognised for being one of the most beautiful parks in all of Borneo. It is also the region's most accessible national parks, featuring impressive well-marked trails. A trip here must be added to your bucket list as it allows you to witness the beauty of many enchanting tropical flora and fauna. You will discover different species of monkeys, bearded pigs, and perky squirrels during your stay. Check out this article to learn about the fun activities you can do at the Bako National Park in Sarawak!  Read also:  Gua Niah at Niah National Park, Sarawak Table of Content Hiking Distance & Duration Go on a Boat Ride Visit the Sandy Beaches See the Wildlife Travel to Pulau Lakei Travel Tips for Visitors Accommodation & Booking How to Get to Bako National Park Entrance Fee & Tickets Contact Information Things to do at Bako National Park, Sarawak Things to do: Bako National Park, Sarawak Hiking Distance & Duration  More than a dozen jungle trails mak

Broga Hill is located in the town of Semenyih within the state of Selangor. Renowned for its spellbinding sunrise, the hill is also known fondly as Bukit Lalang - named after a tall species of grass that grows abundantly here. The hill is a short climb that rises to a height of 400 meters. At the summit, you will be rewarded with a beautiful wide-angle view over the Carper Cloud and the nearby Semenyih town. Since birdwatching, jogging and hiking are fairly popular activities in this area, it is easy to run into other people while you explore. It is advisable to arrive early in the morning, which is the most ideal time to catch the sunset. This easy breezy hike could just be the best experience of your life! Read also: Hiking at Panorama Hill at Sungai Lembing, Kuantan Table of Content Broga Hill Hiking Difficulty Hiking Time & Distance Hiking Tips For Beginners How to Get to Broga Hill Free Parking & Entrance Fees Address & Opening Hours Hiking at Broga Hill, Semenyih Hik

A cave can bring us back thousands of years with vivid depictions of how the early civilisation lived. In Malaysia, you can find several prehistoric caves - one of which has left traces of a 40,000-year-old human remains. This location is known as Gua Niah, and it is a treasure hidden in the country's very own backyard! Read also: Everything You Need to Know About Gua Kelam in Perlis, Malaysia Contents Gua Niah at Niah National Park, Sarawak Gua Niah at Niah National Park, Sarawak Niah Cave History Gua Niah is located within the Niah National Park in Miri, Sarawak. It was nominated as the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2010 and 2019. Not long ago, five pieces of microlithic tools claimed to be dating back to 65,000 years ago were unearthed, giving the world a clearer understanding of when human occupation begun at this site. History buffs can appreciate the fact that Gua Niah is a valuable archaeological site. Nature lovers will definitely adore the rich flora and fau

Malaysia is finally moving into the endemic phase. It’s time to bring your family out for some fun and excitement – but remember to keep it local! Check out our list of the top ice-skating rinks across the country for a unique experience like no others. Read also:  10 Best Theme Parks in Malaysia Table of Content Icescape Ice Rink, IOI City Mall Royale Ice Skating Rink, Royale Chulan Damansara Blue Ice Skating Rink, Paradigm Johor Bahru Blue Ice Skating Rink, KL East Mall Sunway Pyramid Ice, Bandar Sunway Blue Ice Skating Rink, 163 Retail Park Blue Ice Snow Park, Pavilion Bukit Jalil 7 Best Ice-Skating Rinks in Malaysia 7 Best Ice-Skating Rinks in Malaysia Icescape Ice Rink, IOI City Mall IceScape Ice Rink is located on the first floor of IOI City Mall. It is officially known as the biggest ice rink in Malaysia. From leisure skating to speed skating and ice hockey, Malaysia's largest ice surface has it all. Do not worry if you don’t have ice-skating accessories - they got you cove

There are many hidden attractions in Langkawi. If you are an adventurous soul looking for places which are off the beaten track, you can make your way to the Kubang Badak Biogeotrail. This recently designated area is located within the Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark, which comprises of the surrounding 99 islands of the archipelago. Kubang Badak is a former quaint fishing community situated approximately 30 kilometres away from the town of Kuah. Read also:  8 Must-Try Restaurants in Langkawi, Kedah Contents Top Attractions at Kubang Badak Biogeotrail, Langkawi The newly established Kubang Badak Biogeotrail is home to several natural wonders in the region. There are 12 main attractions developed and made accessible to the public here, giving you the opportunity to see and learn about the island's geotourism sites that are exclusive to this area. It is also a part of Langkawi's ongoing efforts in facilitating sustainable development through science-based recreation