Malaysian styled wooden chalets and bungalows offer home comforts. Ideal for families on holiday, some are even designed with a kitchenette. One could also stay in a one-room chalet without air-conditioning.
Gruop travellers might prefer dormitory living. This features double-deck bunkers with mosquito screens.
For a night under the stars, within lies a camp-site. Csmping equipment can be hired at the resort.
LODGE FOR STAY
TRENGGAN LODGE Deeper in the heart of Taman Negara lies Trenggan Lodge, at Kuala Trenggan. A quiet retreat enveloped by nothing but the green highrises of nature.
To get there, you have to travel upstream on Sungei (River) Tembeling where you will encounter a series of pulsating rapids and countless creatures such as otters. Once there, you will be greeted by a world where total tranquility reigns. And charming chalets which reflect the rustic ambience.
KENIAM LODGE
The avid angler and bird-watching enthusiat will find Keniam their haven. Located further up from Kuala Trenggan, it is the abode for a kaleidoscopic variety of fish and birds.
If that's not enough to keep you occupied, explore its numerous caves such as Gua Daun Menari (Cave of the Dancing Leves) and be awed by their mystifying rock formations and unique species of wildlife. Like Trenggan Lodge, all your creature comforts are well taken care of here. You'll find chalets, a restaurant and even a camping site with all the necessities. |
