Views from the Canopy Walk, Taman Negara National Park, Malaysia
Views from the Canopy Walk, Taman Negara National Park, Malaysia
Taken on: 13th June, 2012. Copyright: All Rights Reserved - See travelfishery's page of Flickr
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The superlatives come easy when it comes to Taman Negara National Park. At more than 4,000 square kilometres in size it is the largest national park and home to the tallest peak in peninsular Malaysia. The old-growth forest, mostly untouched by humans, is believed to be more than 130 million years old -- making it the oldest primary forest in the world.
A popular trekking destination, Taman Negara plays host to many endangered species, including the sun bear, Asian elephant, tigers and leopards, and likewise protects a vast collection of flora. While your chances of seeing big game within the park is close to zero, the sheer variety of plants and the incredible towering trees more than compensate.
Within the park's boundaries are spectacular caverns, hilltop viewpoints and the park is delineated by fast-flowing rivers which you can travel along to reach the upper reaches of the park.
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