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        such settlement is Kampong Young where visitors can get better insight 
        of Malaysia's friendly aboriginal people, the "Batek", who are a shy yet 
        gentle race. Although fully aware of the country's fast paced developments, 
        they continue to hunt and survive in the wilds. 
      
       Bird 
        watchers, prepare to feast your eyes! With over 350 species of birds, 
        which include Kingfishers, Pheasarits, Drongos, Malkohas, Blue-throated 
        bee-eaters, Broadbills, and the exotic Malayan Pied Hornbill, the park 
        is naturally a bird watcher's haven. Commonly seen are hornbills. Fireback 
        pheasants may be spotted along jungle trails while fishing eagles and 
        kingfishers usually feed along the riverbanks. Sungai Tahan remains a 
        favorite habitat of the masked finfoot. The keen bird watcher will surely 
        not leave the park without spotting a few of these reputed species. 
      
       Cave 
        exploring, also known as " spelunking", is definitely worth a try when 
        you visit the park. Encounter spectacular rock formations and a great 
        variety of life within the mystifying interiors of the numerous caves 
        hare. Among the more popular caves are Gua Kepayang, Gua Daun Menari (Dancing 
        Leaf Cave), and Gua Telinga (Ear Cave). Gua Telinga, being the most famous 
        of them is carved through a limestone outcrop by a stream, which runs 
        through the cave. Ancient drawings on the wall of the cave speak of a 
        mysterious past. You will also find giant toads and bat-eating snakes 
        who have lived in Malaysia's jungle since prehistoric times. 
      
      Challenging the rapids 
        is a must for thrill-seekers! Travel upstream from Kuala Tahan on Sungai 
        Tembeling and experience 45 minutes of sheer thrill and excitement as 
        you and your boat-mates negotiate seven sets of swirling rapids. Hang 
        on tight to your seat and be prepared to get drenched for this 9.1km ride 
        of your life! 
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