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Endau-Rompin
National Park
 One
of the largest national parks in the Peninsula, Endau-Rompin National
Park is an ancient tropical rainforest that has remained undisturbed through
the years. It is Malaysia's last refuge for the Sumatran rhinoceros. The
park's lowland forest is among the few remaining in Malaysia and has been
identified as a haven for unique varieties of plant life.
Please visit Endau-Rompin
National Park under National Parks.
Tasik
Bera
 Located
in southwest Pahang, Tasik Bera is the largest natural freshwater lake
in Peninsula Malaysia. It is situated in the saddle of the main and eastern
mountain ranges of the Peninsula and is approximately 35km long and 20km
wide. Tasik Bera has remained a unique and remote wetland wilderness,
which is surrounded by a patchwork of dry lowland forests.
Please visit Tasik
Bera under Lakes.
Tasik
Chini
 Chini
is Malaysia's second largest natural lake and is made up of a series of
12 lakes. With its well-known myths, the lake has attracted many visitors
from various destinations. Legend has it that a mythical dragon lives
in the lake and is the guardian of a lost city of gold, which was once
situated at the lake.
Please visit Tasik
Chini under Lakes.
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