Research has shown that tropical forests have never been affected by the ice age and the other big change in time. With 4343 square kilometers it is the largest national park in Malaysia, spread across three states in Peninsular Malaysia; Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan. You should be in Peninsular Malaysia; make sure you pay a visit to the park; it is only a 4 hour drive to the park entrance.
There are many activities to have fun in the park, such as hiking, come night, snapping and fishing. Due to its location, you can easily combine a visit to Taman Negara with a trip to Cameron Highlands or even some of the island's east coast (as Perhentian Island).
Once in the park has a lot of very interesting things to do. There is also the Taman Negara famous Canopy Walk; This is a 510 meter long suspension bridge between the tops of tall trees (the longest in the world). You can walk through it, and enjoy spectacular views at the height of 45 meters. A night walk is a very nice job in Taman Negara to do; but make sure you wear a mosquito and clothing with long sleeves and long pants.
Especially against leeches are not really necessary; You can always pull them off your feet after your trip (unless you can not handle a small number of blood). And other exciting activities in national parks bird watching, sleeping overnight in one of the wildlife observation skin, caving adventure (ie Telingga Gua, Gua Kepayang, Gua Luas, Gua Gua Landak and Tumpat) river cruises, Lata Berkoh with waterfalls, fishing (Taman Negara offers excellent opportunities for fishing), enjoying the scenic view after climbing to the top of Mount Tahan (multi-day jungle trek) and visiting the Orang Asli (Batek and Semokberi) people in their village.
Taman Negara Do not go if you are expecting to detect larger animals. National Park is very large, which offers ample space for the animals roam freely without any human disturbance. This means that wild animals or birds will be able to not be noticed, or even avoid human contact altogether. This is a great thing; This means that the animals here are still large enough living conditions, without being bothered by people (tourists). The downside is that many people go to Taman Negara said principal spot some great looking insects, birds, plants and trees (as Tualang tree), but no larger wildlife (only lessons Their song perhaps). It is quite common to spot deer, wild pigs, tapirs, monkeys and many types of birds (250 species).
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