Sungai Relau, is an alternative entry point to Taman Negara or National Park. 

It is located west of Tanam Negara, about 8km from the small town of Merapoh, is marked by limestone hills with a number of caves.

Noted for its biological resources, Sungai Relau is where you can enjoy caving and night safari.

This is also one of the three embarkation point to Gunung Tahan. The trail here to the summit is shorter than the main route from Kuala Tahan with a return walk taking 6 days.

Also note that fishing is forbidden here as it is a fish-breeding santuary, especially for the Kelah species (Malayan Masheer); instead you feed the fish and call them in a unique method.

Accomodation includes hostel and campsides.

                 View of Gunung Tahan                                      Splashing time at Lata Bunian

                          Clear streams                                                       Nature's Beauty

The western gateway to Malaysia’s National Park, far from the bustling crowd of Kuala Tahan, we offer a fantastic option for the Eco-tourist looking for an experience of a lifetime in the wild of Malaysia.

This nature’s paradise is  the home of all large mammals’ species of West Malaysia including some which were thought to be extinct, like the Asiatic Wild Dog and the Clouded Leopard.  Potentially seen are the wildcat, barking deer, wild boar, slow loris and others.

Three hundred species of birds live in the park alone, where the Pied Hornbill are commonly spotted.

Through this pristine forest forming a magnificent rapids and creeks thus tempting one to jump in and enjoy the natural Jacuzzi. 

3 Days 2 Night program

Rate           : RM 600.00 per-person.

Departure  : 9.00am from Cameron Highlands

Minimum    : 4 persons