• Taman Negara National Park - Day 01 Kuala Lumpur - Taman Negara (Recommended hotel: Mutiara Resort)
  7am Begin the journey to Taman Negara. Enjoy a bonus stop at the iconic Batu Caves, where you can climb 272 steps to reach the temple of a Hindu Deity celebrated during festivals. Ladies should ensure their knees and shoulders are covered. Upon arrival at Kuala Tahan, Taman Negara, a Nature Guide will lead a jungle trek to a scenic viewpoint. Experience a thrilling boat ride for rapid shooting to an indigenous village, where you can observe fire-making and a blowpipe demonstration. The rainforest serves as their supermarket. The Nature Guide will share fascinating facts and taboos of Taman Negara while leading a trek to a rainforest waterfall for a refreshing dip, offering a therapeutic stress relief. Check into the hotel and enjoy some leisure time.
  8pm Join the Nature Guide for a Night Jungle walk to spot mouse deer, civet cats, slow loris, and observe nocturnal animals visiting their salt lick. Relish the night atmosphere in a pristine rainforest. Good night.
  Day 02 Taman Negara - Perhentian/Redang Jetty drop off
  6am Depart for Kuala Besut Jetty, the gateway to the Perhentian/Redang Islands. The guide will assist in identifying your boat at the jetty before bidding you farewell.

• Fire making and blowpipe demonstration
• Batu Caves Tour
• Admission fees
• Rainforest waterfalls (new feature)
• Visit an aborigine village
• Experienced Nature Guide

• Alcoholic beverages
• Hotel
• Meals

The ideal time to explore the Paradise Islands of Perhentian, Redang, and Lang Tengah on Malaysia’s East Coast is from February to September each year. During this period, visitors can enjoy sunny skies, tranquil seas, crystal-clear waters, pristine sandy beaches, and swaying palm trees. The islands offer stunning marine life, scuba diving, snorkeling, hiking, and relaxing beach experiences.

Traveling from Kuala Lumpur to the Paradise Islands can be quite lengthy, so a brief stopover at Taman Negara is recommended. This allows travelers to immerse themselves in a rainforest environment, home to endangered tigers, tapirs, and elephants, along with 14,000 flowering plants, 300 bird species, and indigenous communities.

Highlights:

• Bonus stop: Iconic Batu Caves
• @Rainforest Taman Negara: Jungle trekking, rapid shooting to an indigenous village, fire-making and blowpipe demonstrations by locals, and a refreshing dip at a rainforest waterfall, providing a therapeutic stress relief. Don’t miss the Night Jungle walk to spot mouse deer, civet cats, and observe nocturnal animals visiting the man-made salt lake for a salt lick.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.