Penang National Park is all lush green and the fragrance of the sea breeze is enchanting. It conveys to us the message of eco-balance that everyone should live life joyfully. Its ecosystem consists mainly of tropical lowland forest with coastal ...[ read more ]
Day: April 2, 2013
Kuala Gula Birds Sanctuary
The mangrove forest and mudflats of Kuala Gula are particularly important for more than 60 species of water birds including egrets, herons, storks, rails, shore birds terns and gulls, as well as some wetland dependent raptors and kingfishers.The flagship species ...[ read more ]
Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
Remaining forests and connecting habitat corridors became fragmented and unsustainable for free ranging elephant herds. Wild elephants inevitably encroached into cultivated areas and plantations, searching for food. The elephant liked what it found and soon developed a huge appetite for ...[ read more ]
Kenong Rimba Park
District Forest Officer Government Office Complex - 27200 Kuala Lipis, Pahang - Malaysia (West) Tel: 09-311273, 3144106 & 2777767 (Toll-free)Tourist Office - KTMB Railway Station 27200 Kuala Lipis - Pahang - Malaysia (West) Tel: 09-313277 & 213144 - Fax: 609-311117 ...[ read more ]
Forest Research Institute Malaysia
Now established as an internationally respected research, education and training institute, FRIM is dedicated to the advancement of the nation's forest and allied industries together with the cultivation of greater community awareness and understanding of environmental and conservation issues. The ...[ read more ]
Endau Rompin Park
National Parks (Johor) Corporations JKR 475, Bukit Timbalan 82503 - Johor Bahru Tel: 07-2237471 Fax: 07-2237472 GETTING THERE From Kuala Lumpur or Johor Bahru by the North South highway, on reaching Kluang detour to the Kahang town. There, a four ...[ read more ]
Bukit Nanas
This unique inner city slice of tropical rainforest lives on at the base of one of Kuala selangor most prominent landmarks, the 421 metre high Kuala Lumpur Tower. Gazetted as a forest reserve in 1906, Bukit Nanas is the oldest ...[ read more ]
Terengganu Marine Park
Among the most popular sites are the "Big Mount" (a large coral pillar), "Picture Wall" (a small coral facade brimming with sea fans and corals) and "Cathedral Arches" (a magnificently varied canyon network patrolled by huge groupers). Turtle Bay, at ...[ read more ]
Tioman Marine Park
Although there are some beaches that operate year round. This white sandy, palm fringed island is blessed with crystal clear warm waters, were you can discover an abundance of marine life. Pulau Tioman certainly is the most beautiful island, few ...[ read more ]
Cameron Highlands
One of the popular tourist activities involves jungle walking and trekking amongst the refreshing cool forest air. Cameron Highlands is also popularly known as the "Green Bowl" of the country as it supplies large amount of local produce of vegetables ...[ read more ]
Fraser’s Hill
The long-tailed sibia too are extremely common and tend to move in groups of 6 or more, they are often seen hopping across from branch to branch rather than flying. Once a year, visitors from around the world descend upon ...[ read more ]
Genting Highland
The crisp, cool mountain air and proximity to Kuala Lumpur makes it a great place to escape from urban confusion. Befitting its almost never ending entertainment concept, Genting offers regular international shows, fun-filled rides at the sprawling theme park, delicious ...[ read more ]