Taman Negara, a protected region with a 130-million-year-old deciduous rainforest, has enough activities and attractions to keep you busy for days. Visitors come here to climb Mount Tahan (one of Malaysia's most difficult hikes/climbs), experience the canopy walkway, or jump on the Lata Berkoh river rapids, in addition to jungle hiking and bird-watching.
It would take weeks to explore the full Gua Telinga limestone cave system, but you may join separate guided excursions to view the main caverns here, where you'll have to crawl, squeeze, and perhaps get wet to reach the main chambers.
The park is home to a variety of endangered species, including the Malayan tiger and Malayan peacock-pheasants, which are both uncommon sightings in themselves.
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