The oldest rainforest "Taman negara"

Can you say, where is the world's oldest rainforest? First of all, Amazon might think. But you're wrong.
Many people do this mistake. Malaysia's Taman Negara is 130 million years old! Tamil Nigar literally means 'national park' in Malay language. The entire forest covers 4343 kilometers. Which has created a different application to the world tourists. The experience of traveling in the world's oldest rainforest will be different.

Apurba is beautiful too. You can walk around with a boat through it. A witch's slowness will cover you while walking through the boat. But to get the full taste of this region, the track must be tracked by the hillside.
Walk through the jungle. There are more caves. You can run this campaign. Fisheries, camping, and night walks in the environment of the forest have many exciting work.

Just entering the Rainforest you would like to discover all four. There is no barrier. You can enjoy the old nature from absolutely nothing. Many species of animals will be there. Blue-yard barbet, Asian Fairy-Bluebird, Blue-Winged Lifberd, Green Brodbill, Rhinoceros Hornbill and Yellow-Inclusive Flowershopper have all been available. If you go to June or July, then you'll get the chance to see the Royal Aragon.

There are many treks in the forest. There are also ways to spend 9 days of effort. But it is a matter of physical challenge. The most enjoyable night tour in a Safari Park. There are many flowers that bloom in the night. Some of the shawlas are burning there. Looks like a state of fantasy.

If Taman goes to Negara, then do not miss the Canopie Walk. Thousand, it is the world's longest canopy walk, which is 530 meters long and 40 meters wide. Although initially a little bit scared. But if you can overcome fear, it is amazing. Snakes are initially the cause of fear. But you will get back the rhythm soon. On this route you will get 360-degree view of the forest.

This is the forest forest, but Kamang Orang is a indigenous state named Asli. They can be reached on a small way by boat. The two tribes live on a small island called Betek and Semokbori. You can see the life of their nomadic life face-to-face. How they live, create hunting weapons and see all of them.

In all, if Taman goes to Nagar, then the journey will be a shining memorial of the rest of the life. Going from Kuala Lumpur to the car will take around 3-4 hours to go there. Apart from it, you can reach Kuala Terengganj on the water from Kuala Teembeling. Taman Negara, another two to two-and-a-half-hour drive from there

SOURCE: Happy Trips