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Indy from the balcony of our chalet Reception Ristornate Pool full of filthy green slime floaties

Woodland Resort Jerantut

P.O.Box 3 Jerantut, Pahang, 27000, Malaysia

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It's a jungle out there!

A travel blog entry by cawleyadventure

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Taman Negara is in the heart of Peninsula Malaysia and is said to be the oldest rainforest in the world. After arriving in Jerantut by train from Singapore we had a short taxi ride to a jetty where we caught a narrow boat up to Taman Negara Park. The trip was three hours and the river banks were stunning with the rainforest tumbling down to the …

Taman Negara

A travel blog entry by leprefrog

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10/03/09: It is time to get deeper into the country. We took the slow jungle train for 6 hours. It was beautiful to see the landscape change even though I slept a good part of it...After , we arrived, an Indian guy dropped us at the jetty to get the final boat of the day to Taman Negara. The boat was more like a dugout canoe, and we rode for three …

Spiders, and civets, and snakes! Oh, my!

A travel blog entry by tamsinandmatt

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After the good food and relaxation in Melaka, we headed for Malaysia's central state of Pahang, home to Taman Negara, the world's oldest rain forest (coming in at an impressive 130 million years old). Our minbus dropped us off in the small town of Kuala Tahan, which is across the river from the park headquartrs. With not much else going on apart …

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Rain forest treks! Living the adventure

A travel blog entry by pierre-zuzana

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... pistes pour explorer cette jungle et qui nous ont emmenées sur des chemins boueux, entre des arbres centenaires gigantesques et dont les racines serpentent le sol sous une foret vierge impénétrable. Le parcours en canopy est le plus long du monde avec ses 500m de long et 50m de haut. Nous y apprécions d’être les premiers visiteurs de la journée, même si nos sentiments furent partagés durant la traversee, avec des vertiges mais aussi des ...

Jungle Time

A travel blog entry by gemmandmatt

... no queue and we had the entire thing to ourselves. Lovely! It starts from a tower and you walk along wooden planks supported by safety nets to stop you falling to the ground and you are around 40 metres above ground in the tree tops. Non of the walkways are bolted to the trees - they find natural resting holes so as not to damage them. The idea is to see the flora and fauna at a different level however in the way of fauna we only saw a giant squirrel. We got ...

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