Malaysia boasts a wide range of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. Each park has something unique to offer. Whether you’re exploring rainforests, meeting ostriches, or discovering ancient caves, Malaysia’s natural attractions are unforgettable.
Taman Negara Pahang
Taman Negara Pahang takes you into one of the world’s oldest rainforests, where you can experience a variety of outdoor activities. Here, you can go on hikes through dense forest trails, take river cruises, and explore the treetops through canopy walks. It’s a great spot to see diverse wildlife and enjoy the natural scenery. This park offers a hands-on way to learn about and enjoy nature.
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Desaru Ostrich Farm
At Desaru Ostrich Farm, you get to meet ostriches up close! It’s a place where you can learn all about these fascinating birds, from how they’re cared for to how they’re bred. Visiting the park is among the most popular things to do in Desaru. Plus, the farm is a 30-minute drive from Anantara Desaru Coast Resort & Villas. This proximity means you can easily transition between luxurious comforts and lush landscapes whenever you please.
Penang National Park
From mangroves and rainforests to coral reefs, Penang National Park is a mix of beautiful natural landscapes. It’s perfect for those who love hiking and relaxing on a beach. The park is a beacon of Malaysia’s natural diversity, all packed into a single, accessible location.
Taman Negara Endau Rompin
This park, spread across Johor and Pahang, is a pristine natural wonderland known for its stunning waterfalls, wildlife, and adventurous trails. It’s a place that not only protects endangered animals but also offers you a chance to dive into the heart of Malaysia’s wilderness.
Bako National Park
Bako National Park, the oldest in Sarawak, is famous for its wildlife, especially the proboscis monkeys, and diverse environments from mangroves to forests. Its location by the sea means you get breathtaking views and can see some stunning rock formations.