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Laman Web Rasmi Jabatan PERHILITAN

Pahang National Park, Kuala Tahan

How To Get There

The nearest town is Jerantut, Pahang. The journey from Kuantan by car or public transport takes about 3 to 4 hours. From Jerantut, visitors can either take a bus or taxi to the Jeti Kuala Tembeling, which is about 16 km from Jerantut. From the Jeti Kuala Tembeling,  visitors have to take a boat to Kuala Tahan. The boat ride takes about 2 and a half hours to 3 hours to reach Kuala Tahan. The fare is RM55.00 / person one way. Boats departed at 1.00 pm daily.

Visitors can also get to the National Park by road as far as 68 km with only takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes from Jerantut town. For those taking the train, they can stop at the Jerantut Railway Station.

Permit and License

Visitors are compulsory to obtain an entrance permit at RM1.00 per person. Fishing license costs RM10.00 per fishing rod while camera license is RM5.00 per unit.

Facilities

The park is managed by Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP), whereas the facilities and services are managed by local communities and private sectors.

Mutiara Taman Negara Resort provides accommodation inside Taman Negara. For more information on accommodations and activities, please contact Mutiara Taman Negara at 09-2662200 / 09-2663500 or fax to 09-2661500 or through e-mail at www.mutiarahotels.com

There are other accommodation surrounding Kuala Tahan which include bungalows, suites, chalets, hostels and campsites outside Taman Negara are managed by local people.

Activities
Recreational Activities
Wildlife Observation Hides
  • Stay overnight at hides and observe wildlife visiting the salt licks nearby.
  • Charged RM5.00 per person per night. Reservations should be made upon registration counter.
Canopy Walkway
  • Enjoy Taman Negara from the longest canopy walkway in the world (550m), suspended 45 meters above ground.
  • The charge is RM5.00 for adults and RM3.00 for children.
Cave ExplorationExplore the unspoilt limestone forest comprising some of the beautiful caves such as Gua Daun Menari, Gua Kepayang Besar and Gua Kepayang Kecil.
River ExplorationA boat trip along Sungai Tembeling and Sungai Tahan is one of the most exciting activities, encountering numerous rapids.
FishingExperience the fishing activities at Sungai Keniam. Camping at Kuala Perkai.
Bird WatchingIt’s a bird watching galore with 380 species of Malaysian birds found in Taman Negara. Common species are hornbill, pheasant, barbet, trogon and flycatcher.
Gunung Tahan Hiking
  • The highest peak in Peninsular Malaysia takes at least 7 days to hike, conquering its challenging routes.
  • Hikers must be guided and within sight of a mountain guide. RM1,200 for a 7-day hike for one mountain guide.
  • Recommended period is from March to August.
Visit the Orang Asli Settlements and Rapids Shooting
  • Visit the Orang Asli Settlements at Jeram Dedari to learn more about their culture and lifestyle.
  • Fee: RM5.00 per person. Transportation fee is RM180.00 per boat for a maximum of 12 persons.
Jungle TrekkingEnjoy the natural beauty of the pristine jungle along the trail in Taman Negara and observe wildlife in this natural environment.
Visit to Lata Berkoh
  • Enjoy picnic, swimming and panoramic views in Lata Berkoh.
  • Transportation fee is RM160.00 per boat for a maximum of 4 persons.
Visit to Lubuk Tenor Kelah SanctuaryTransportation fee is RM160.00 per boat for a maximum of 4 persons.
CampingCampsite fee is RM1.00 per person per night inside Taman Negara, except for campsites managed by Mutiara Resort which are charged RM5.00 per person per night.
Gunung Tahan Hiking

Hiking Route

To reach the peak of Gunung Tahan, hikers can choose between two entry points whether from Kuala Tahan or Sungai Relau:

RouteDuration
Kuala Tahan > Gunung Tahan > Kuala Tahan7 days 6 nights
Kuala Tahan > Gunung Tahan > Kuala Juram (Merapoh)7 days 6 nights

The original trail to the peak of Gunung Tahan from Kuala Tahan covers longer distance and is more challenging. Hikers need at least 7 days and 6 nights to complete the hike. This route also requires hikers to cross the river for 7 times and hiking 27 peaks before reach the destination.

Route from Kuala Tahan to Gunung Tahan Peak (Altitude)
Route from Kuala Tahan to Gunung Tahan Peak (Altitude)Approximate Distance (KM)
Kuala Tahan (60m) – Melantai (100m)12.0
Melantai (100m) – Gunung Rajah (576m)9.0
Gunung Rajah (576m) – Putih (156m)4.0
Putih (156m) – Teku (168m)7.0
Teku (168m) – Kem Wray (898m)5.0
Kem Wray (898m) – Pankin (1462m)12.0
Pankin (1462m) – Gunung Tangga 15 (1500m)1.5
Gunung Tangga 15 (1500m) – Gunung Reskit (1666m)2.5
Gunung Reskit (1666m) – Gunung Gedung (2066m)3.0
Gunung Gedung (2066m) – Gunung Tahan (2187m)7.0

For more information, please contact:

Superintendent
Taman Negara Pahang, Kuala Tahan 27020 Jerantut, Pahang
Tel: 09-266 1122/09-266 4152
Faks: 09-266 4110
E-mel:tnp@wildlife.gov.my

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