FYI : Taman Negara is one of the world's oldest deciduous rainforests, estimated to be more than 130 million years old. Amazon rainforest is at 55 million years old. Dinosaurs roamed Taman Negara and the forests up north (bordering Malaysia/Thailand)
@@JetLagWarriors there is 3 oldest tropical in the world and all of them located here, in Malaysia. They're : 1) Taman Negara ( Pahang, Kelantan & Terengganu ) 2) Royal Belum, Perak 3) Taman Negara Endau-Rompin, Johor - Pahang These 3 tropical rainforest rainforest believed to be more than 130 million years old. So ancient and scientists believed those dinasours crawled and lived in these jungle! And yes,they buried beneath these jungles! Daintree Rainforest in Queensland may be the oldest rainforest in the world and these trio however is the third oldest rainforest in the world but the reputation as THE OLDEST TROPICAL RAINFOREST ON EARTH is still held by these trio! For your information, Taman Negara is home those to creatures, together with Royal Belum and Taman Negara Endau-Rompin consist some of the oldest rock formations in entire Malaysia, dating back more than 200 millions years ( half the age of Langkawi Geopark )! There is also a rumours that Taman Negara Endau-Rompin still keep an ancient plant, dating back since Jurassic era, but the exact location in this jungle never told to anyone! Why these jungles so old and ancient? Scientists believed these rainforest was one of a very little jungles that survived from The Last Ice Age, 11 000 years ago! Because the location of this rainforest nearby from Equator. That's one of the explanation. I'll conquer Royal Belum this November and Taman Negara next year. Can't wait!
@@JetLagWarriors, you guys must go to Sarawak. Kuching and the surrounding areas have plenty of places for hiking! 😊 You guys go to this portal to apply for a permit and fill the e-health form: sarawakdisastermc.com/ Tons of places waiting for you guys to visit! If you like waterfalls, there are a few near Kuching: www.waterfallsofmalaysia.com/state.php?state_id=11
It's indeed very true of Steve to say that lots of Malaysians haven't visited Taman Negara... l'm one of them, hahaha...and it's too late for me to hike up those steps/steep slopes as l'm already an elderly folk...anyway, l enjoyed "following" both of you 👍👍....as always, your vlogs are very interesting, love watching them....keep it up n continue to produce more..am looking forward to them...stay safe and stay healthy..
I'm glad i had the chance to visit Taman Negara last year. It was so memorable because we had some fierce battle with pacat (leeches) during our hike LOL.. I think I had developed a 6th sense where I can spot a pacat from far far away..
@@chaw294 my advice to avoid pacat -Do not go during rainy season -wear high socks & put your pants in your socks -use the well-paved path for trekking. & good luck hahahaha
8:11 Jenut means salt lick.. Where you can find wild life licking salt. 13:21 Tualang tree is for the honey bee.. That is why, government ban Tualang logging. 15:19 it is Cicada. 15:59 Lata means Rapid Btw Ivana plans was 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼. 5⭐
Another nice video👍👍 Thank you for promoting Malaysia! Thank you for your great effort. Glad that you both have fun throughout your adventurous journey in Malaysia. Take care....❤️
Thank you for showing us Taman Negara... havent been there long. Place is well kept. Looove the river and the Lata ( cascading waterfall ) Water looks like its in the color of red soil but actually very clean. Im actually amazed with your energy. You travel and do all the activitiea and maintain your health and strength. Keep it up. May all goes well
Looks like Ivana really rejuvinated. Her cheerful bright eyed face is back. Steve, u need a bit more... hihi Been there 1991, ur footage brought back nice memories. No canopy walk back then tho. Huhu
I love this video...reminds me of my trip there...twice! Got stung twice by ground wasps during my first trip at 16 in 1981!!! Had traditional style shower and swam in the river. Spotted the longest caterpillar (easily 10-12 inches long) while hiking. Aaa....good times. Second visit, visited the kelah sanctuary and was amazed when the ranger called them to feed them. This was by the river, not the sanctuary where a number of kelah were found. (Yes, the fish recognised his voice and swam against the current to get their food!!!!) When you hike at night, you would stumble upon all kinds of plants - like glow in the dark - which is literally what it is. Helps you not get lost in the woods! Good job guys!
@@JetLagWarriors Don't miss it! That's why I thought of doing it the 3rd time although I'm not Super fit! 😂 Fyi my ex colleague went last 2 weeks and the price rocketed to RM 1750 for a 2D1N & Amazing Borneo charged RM 1450! 😵🤕
Yeah. You're right, only few Malaysian been to Taman Negara. We tend to not appreciate what we have, we only realise when it is gone. Taman Negara is one of the oldest tropical forest in the world, Malaysian should know and visit. Anyway, thanks to JetLag Warriors for the insightful contents 👍🏻👍🏻
I love this video. It shows the hidden gem of Malaysia. I visited Taman Negara in 1992 I think ...i took 3 hour boat ride from temerloh to taman negara...and I remember how in awe I was with the sights and sounds of Taman Negara. Brought back so many memories...
I was there at Taman Negara when I was young. It was in 1983 and twice in the 90th. The second time I went there was during an regional TV production course and the third time was shooting for a TV documentary programe for TV Malaysia. Yes, I love Taman Negara. Always interesting and lots to explore.
Ivana is so bold... hahaha she was even walking already in the canopy walk before Steve started his own hiking....btw, the scenery is quite amazing from the canopy walk way, I wanna try it soon too. PAHANG is on my mind😊❤️🇲🇾👌🏿...if you're from Pahang, indicate yourself 😁
Taman Negara the oldest rainforest in the world 🌿 RM5 is a steal maintaining the canopy n facilities is not cheap.. My favorite time in Taman Negara was also the boat trip to Lata Berkoh
First of all would like to thanks Ivana the prompt reply for my email regarding the t-shirt. Watching this video of Taman Negara it's like watching documentary channel.the way you guys editing the video during the boot ride and with jungle shoot and drone shoot with the nature surrounding really.. 🖐️⭐.. good job guys. 👍
I'm smiling and gigling seeing steve sooo excited walking on the canopy...i never done ut before, hope one day can go to taman negara....why majority malaysian like all your video...i think maybe its because the excitement that you guys shared
Hey.... i hv been to Taman Negara 30 odd years ago. Its beautiful indeed. TQ for sharing this awesome video!! Your really having great time in Malaysia 😃😃 keep it up !! Stay safe
@@JetLagWarriors looking at the 25k + Subs who are watching your vid & have yet to visit TN, may Altogether plan an excursion up to TN. That'll be just Great & will put a Smi)e on Meor's face! 😅💪🏻🏞️
RM1+5 is basically a donation. Is flipping cheap! Lol. Bet they need some support for maintaining the place. It might be free if they dont have those fancy treewalks. I want to go there but my friends here are no adventurer.
@@JetLagWarriors Yeah! Sadly my adventerous friends are back in UK. We went scrambling at Snowdonia and hiking in Peak District National Park. My friend here complains about anything involving long walks and prefer not to sweat (such a diva lol). Also, the height will scare him 😂. As u said, Malaysian rarely associate doing this as a leisure (unless mall, hotel, or themepark all air-conditioned involve).
I'm watching this because tomorrow i will go to Taman Negara . I love your video bcs you talk the real things about the place especially the viewpoint of Bukit Teresek . And yes , i gain knowledge by watching your video . Thankyou !
I've been waiting for this video🤭 since your last train ride from GM. I was here a couple of years ago and planned to make a comeback. You missed the 2.5hr boat ride from Jerantut to Kuala Tahan😁. Experience on boat ride to Orang Asli kampung. Enjoy the rapids as well. Enjoy your stay here.
Beautiful video. I was in Taman Negara about 14 years ago... my one and only visit... I was not particularly an outdoor person (even more so now), so truthfully, I was not too thrilled to be there initially. After all I myself grew up in a kampung so the atmosphere was quite similar but the boat ride was magical .... love it
I've been to Taman Negara Malaysia, Kuala Tahan for 5 times guys! 3x climbing the majestic Mount Tahan. Twice from Kuala Tahan Park HQ and once from Merapoh. Awesome hiking up. Taman Negara is always visited by foreigners but due to covid-19 pandemic, you see less foreign travelers nowadays. My recent trip was 3 weeks ago with my family. We stayed at Asian Camp Resort (same as yours) and Balai Serama Guesthouse. Taman Negara is managed by Jabatan Perhutanan Negara (National Forest Department). Entry permit is only RM1 - a nominal fee is charged to whoever entered the National Park. Anyway, when we went that recent visit, it was so packed with locals and we almost didn't get to book our room due overly booked by local travelers due to long holiday (school holiday). We even couldn't walk on the Canopy Walk though waited for 3 days because there were 300++ people queuing to climb up the Canopy Walk. We went back to Kuantan without getting the chance to walk on the canopy walk....Anyway, better luck next time....
@@JetLagWarriors Fit in my younger years...that were in 90s'. The last climb if I'm mistaken was in 1996. And after that, the Taman Negara recent visit was 3 weeks ago....after 24 yrs I guessed. Back then, they were already starting to construct the canopy walk. I've been to other National Parks around Malaysia ie. Taman Negara Endau-Rompin, Taman Negara Mulu, Taman Negara Santubong and Taman Negara Kinabalu. Can't wait to watch your Part 2 Taman Negara adventure...keep up the good work guys! Thank you for your nice words about Malaysian, the cultures, the people, the places, the 13 states' uniqueness and varieties of food, the islands and the places you stayed. Tq a million guys....!
Wooooowwwww i love the trees during the boatride.. the green trees covering the river i love the most, feels like in the jurrasic world!!! Oh ya, on the Bukit Terisek maybe you are facing the peak of Mount Tahan.. highest point in Malaysia Peninsular.. oh no, you are looking at the RM1000 per kilo fish when sold in Kuala Lumpur 😱😱😱
Hello hope all is well . and OH My i wish i had your energy lol. just watching you makes me tired lol. but thank you so much for taking us around.we shall be away for 2 weeks as we are off on our own adventure to Bulgaria . we will catch up with you once we return . God Bless Love and Light Sarah and Glenn
I love your advice. Do whatever you like early in the morning . Like a proverb “the early bird catches the worm”. We can have ample time and keep social distance from others
If you wanted to break more record, go to The Tree Top Walk Sungai Sedim which is located in Kedah. It's the World's Longest Canopy Walk in the World 👍👍.
I’d been here in 2009 for my high school camping trip. It’s wonderful experience aite! Anyway, thanks for this vid guys cause it’s triggered me to visit Taman Negara again!
Im Malaysian but myself never went to Taman Negara. U guys are so lucky can xperienced all that during your travelling. Glad that u enjoyed Malaysia so much... thanks a lot for bringing Malaysia to the world!!!
@@JetLagWarriors unfortunately it wont happen. Few years ago i had an accident. Now its hard for me to walk and i cant move arround freely without my walking stick. Too bad!!! But im glad coz through yr travelling i still can see the beautiful Taman Negara. Thanks a lot.
Taman negara kuala tahan The best.Been there several times.For Kelah sanctuary I think the best spot was at the Tasik Kenyir, Terengganu..near Jerantut please go to the Gua Senyum.A lot of history in that cave..and please go to morning market at Temerloh on Sunday morning.and also go Kuala Gandah to the Elephant Sanctuary
One of the oldest rainforest in the world,....shouldn't be that bad, right? "Walking in the jungle walking in the jungle, we're not afraid...we're not afraid...." The boat ride look EPIC.... Kids would surely love it... as always, Stay safe , happy travels..
Went there in mid 1990s when it only accesable by boat. It was during dry season and in some stretches the river was very shallow so everyone have to get off the boat and have to do a lot of pushing. But the experience was priceless.
At minute 15:00 the sound was loud and high pitch ..... I thought it was someone hooting it’s horn. Looks really nicely kept ... - I ‘m impressed ! And the fish Kelah, the river Kelantan here used to have it but now hardly. It’s edible but quite a lot of bones. Won’t enjoy fighting with the bones in my mouth. You should see the Belinda fish that is caught at the river here. 4 to 6 kg fish. A rarity.
Glad to see that Taman Negara as same as ever.. I go there during my age 16-17 years old on school trip.. amd yeah it was so refreshing especially when swimming at the waterfall and when take a boat rides.. bring back memories 😊
The first time I walk up the sky conapy I was confident. When my friend started to jump on it, I almost fainted and started to crawl back! I did saw few crocodiles and seladngs, during the boat ride. But I do prefer the jungle on Genting highlands more.
FYI : Taman Negara is one of the world's oldest deciduous rainforests, estimated to be more than 130 million years old. Amazon rainforest is at 55 million years old. Dinosaurs roamed Taman Negara and the forests up north (bordering Malaysia/Thailand)
wow! That is just amazing!
It's not one of the oldest.. It is the oldest. Btw 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Aravind Rajen ...and recently they found dinosaur footprints in the jungles in Tanah Merah Kelantan.
@@JetLagWarriors there is 3 oldest tropical in the world and all of them located here, in Malaysia.
They're :
1) Taman Negara ( Pahang, Kelantan & Terengganu )
2) Royal Belum, Perak
3) Taman Negara Endau-Rompin, Johor - Pahang
These 3 tropical rainforest rainforest believed to be more than 130 million years old. So ancient and scientists believed those dinasours crawled and lived in these jungle! And yes,they buried beneath these jungles!
Daintree Rainforest in Queensland may be the oldest rainforest in the world and these trio however is the third oldest rainforest in the world but the reputation as THE OLDEST TROPICAL RAINFOREST ON EARTH is still held by these trio!
For your information, Taman Negara is home those to creatures, together with Royal Belum and Taman Negara Endau-Rompin consist some of the oldest rock formations in entire Malaysia, dating back more than 200 millions years ( half the age of Langkawi Geopark )!
There is also a rumours that Taman Negara Endau-Rompin still keep an ancient plant, dating back since Jurassic era, but the exact location in this jungle never told to anyone!
Why these jungles so old and ancient? Scientists believed these rainforest was one of a very little jungles that survived from The Last Ice Age, 11 000 years ago! Because the location of this rainforest nearby from Equator. That's one of the explanation.
I'll conquer Royal Belum this November and Taman Negara next year. Can't wait!
@@fariqhraito Great information. Two thumbs up!
Hiking Warriors are back in action!
Haha💪💪💪
@@JetLagWarriors, you guys must go to Sarawak. Kuching and the surrounding areas have plenty of places for hiking! 😊
You guys go to this portal to apply for a permit and fill the e-health form: sarawakdisastermc.com/
Tons of places waiting for you guys to visit!
If you like waterfalls, there are a few near Kuching: www.waterfallsofmalaysia.com/state.php?state_id=11
It's indeed very true of Steve to say that lots of Malaysians haven't visited Taman Negara... l'm one of them, hahaha...and it's too late for me to hike up those steps/steep slopes as l'm already an elderly folk...anyway, l enjoyed "following" both of you 👍👍....as always, your vlogs are very interesting, love watching them....keep it up n continue to produce more..am looking forward to them...stay safe and stay healthy..
yoi can take the relaxing boat ride, and do bird watching, and safari with 4x4. No need to hike
I'm glad i had the chance to visit Taman Negara last year. It was so memorable because we had some fierce battle with pacat (leeches) during our hike LOL.. I think I had developed a 6th sense where I can spot a pacat from far far away..
@@JetLagWarriors Oh yeah, good idea, thanks...
@@maaduufan5140 Hahaha, those "pacat"/leeches will scare me to death....😂😂😂
@@chaw294 my advice to avoid pacat
-Do not go during rainy season
-wear high socks & put your pants in your socks
-use the well-paved path for trekking.
& good luck hahahaha
I am so happy you both are sharing your adventures with all of us. Makes my heart smile. Keep safe and healthy.
Thank you
8:11 Jenut means salt lick.. Where you can find wild life licking salt.
13:21 Tualang tree is for the honey bee.. That is why, government ban Tualang logging.
15:19 it is Cicada.
15:59 Lata means Rapid
Btw Ivana plans was 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼. 5⭐
Yes! So cool!! Just discover this at Taman Negara
3:38 Ivana is so terrified she didn't even looking back just stand still there. Hahahahaha
😂😂😂she is afraid of heights
Steve and Ivana....we love you guyssss.......haha😁😁😁..
Thanks so much!😁
Taman Negara. Only 3 hours from my place. Never been there. After watching this, I'm already in love. Will be there soon.
wow! You have to come!!👍
Another nice video👍👍
Thank you for promoting Malaysia! Thank you for your great effort. Glad that you both have fun throughout your adventurous journey in Malaysia.
Take care....❤️
Thanks so much
Thank you for showing us Taman Negara... havent been there long.
Place is well kept.
Looove the river and the Lata ( cascading waterfall )
Water looks like its in the color of red soil but actually very clean.
Im actually amazed with your energy. You travel and do all the activitiea and maintain your health and strength.
Keep it up. May all goes well
Taman Negara is very well maintain!
And thank you. I think the honey the aunty from Mon House gave us provides us with energy👍
The best Malaysia video so far...good job!
wow! Thanks so much. Glad you like it!😁
30k Subs coming up...💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🥳5️⃣🌟
Like a Bird is clearly one of Steve’s go-to karaoke songs! 😂
Hahaha Nelly man!
Looks like Ivana really rejuvinated. Her cheerful bright eyed face is back.
Steve, u need a bit more... hihi
Been there 1991, ur footage brought back nice memories. No canopy walk back then tho. Huhu
I love this video...reminds me of my trip there...twice! Got stung twice by ground wasps during my first trip at 16 in 1981!!! Had traditional style shower and swam in the river. Spotted the longest caterpillar (easily 10-12 inches long) while hiking. Aaa....good times. Second visit, visited the kelah sanctuary and was amazed when the ranger called them to feed them. This was by the river, not the sanctuary where a number of kelah were found. (Yes, the fish recognised his voice and swam against the current to get their food!!!!) When you hike at night, you would stumble upon all kinds of plants - like glow in the dark - which is literally what it is. Helps you not get lost in the woods! Good job guys!
Whoa! Great comment! Footlong caterpillar! Definitely a great memory. And glow in the dark plants! Awesome
Yup during the night, you can see the plant/moss that is "glow in the dark" mostly along the pathway. It was amazed me the first time i saw it.
Wah really avatar like experience
Woah so great the memories , definitely can't imagine it without experiencing it yourself
If you guys thoroughly enjoyed Taman Negara, then Mount Kinabalu's National Park will thrill you more..
Oh it’s on our bucket list!
@@JetLagWarriors Don't miss it! That's why I thought of doing it the 3rd time although I'm not Super fit! 😂 Fyi my ex colleague went last 2 weeks and the price rocketed to RM 1750 for a 2D1N & Amazing Borneo charged RM 1450! 😵🤕
@@JetLagWarriors Mount Kinabalu is breath taking. Nice cold weather
Mulu National Park is another amazing place that everyone should try & go at least once.
I had to go twice cos it was soo fab
@@sevenheaven5175 👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Yeah. You're right, only few Malaysian been to Taman Negara. We tend to not appreciate what we have, we only realise when it is gone. Taman Negara is one of the oldest tropical forest in the world, Malaysian should know and visit. Anyway, thanks to JetLag Warriors for the insightful contents 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks so much! Now is the perfect time to visit! Not too crowded
I love this video. It shows the hidden gem of Malaysia. I visited Taman Negara in 1992 I think ...i took 3 hour boat ride from temerloh to taman negara...and I remember how in awe I was with the sights and sounds of Taman Negara. Brought back so many memories...
oh such a spectacular place for sure!
I was there at Taman Negara when I was young. It was in 1983 and twice in the 90th. The second time I went there was during an regional TV production course and the third time was shooting for a TV documentary programe for TV Malaysia. Yes, I love Taman Negara. Always interesting and lots to explore.
Wow! Must be some amazing TV productions!
Missing this Taman Negara. Last time i went there, the stairs to Bukit Terisek was not even build yet.. Great drone shot guys 👍
Our first time and we were blown away!
@@JetLagWarriors nice to hear that they keep it clean. I think it's time to pay a visit to Taman Negara again
Huda Halim Yes! This is the perfect time to travel domestically! Not very crowded.
Ivana is so bold... hahaha she was even walking already in the canopy walk before Steve started his own hiking....btw, the scenery is quite amazing from the canopy walk way, I wanna try it soon too. PAHANG is on my mind😊❤️🇲🇾👌🏿...if you're from Pahang, indicate yourself 😁
haha ivana was scared but she is brave💪 The canopy walk was amazing! Our first time trying this kind of canopy!
@@JetLagWarriors 😁 that's amazing to try👌🏿, I'm still watching....it actually looks scary lol....but you guys overcame💪🏾
Anak Pahang here 🙋♀️
@@Tanpa.Nama10 😁 welcome and be expecting more visitors soon ❤️🇲🇾
Finally, you visit a taman negara
Amazing place! We learn more about nature here.
D boat ride looks so wonderful, greenery all along d way. D cascading waterfall is amazing.
it was our favourite experience in the park so far
@@JetLagWarriors I can see that.
Congratulations on 30K guys 🥳 🥳 🥳 🥳
Taman Negara the oldest rainforest in the world 🌿 RM5 is a steal maintaining the canopy n facilities is not cheap.. My favorite time in Taman Negara was also the boat trip to Lata Berkoh
we love it!
We love you guys!!! Your video awesome. Tq for exploring malaysia. I hope that you will give more video about Malaysia
Thanks so much for watching! Stay tuned for more videos😊
JetLag Warriors i will!!
First of all would like to thanks Ivana the prompt reply for my email regarding the t-shirt. Watching this video of Taman Negara it's like watching documentary channel.the way you guys editing the video during the boot ride and with jungle shoot and drone shoot with the nature surrounding really.. 🖐️⭐.. good job guys. 👍
You are welcome!😊
And thanks so much😊 Such an honour to be compared to a docummentary channel
@@JetLagWarriors It's true, like my favourite, Nat Geo!👍🏻5️⃣🌟
The boat ride is epic... straight outta Jurassic park
so magical!
I'm smiling and gigling seeing steve sooo excited walking on the canopy...i never done ut before, hope one day can go to taman negara....why majority malaysian like all your video...i think maybe its because the excitement that you guys shared
Thank you😁
Hey.... i hv been to Taman Negara 30 odd years ago. Its beautiful indeed. TQ for sharing this awesome video!! Your really having great time in Malaysia 😃😃 keep it up !! Stay safe
thanks for watching!
I am a Malaysian and I am amazed by the natural beauty of Taman Negara! Wow!
So beautiful! Have you been here?
@@JetLagWarriors No but you guys make me wanna go there!
Come,come😊
@@JetLagWarriors looking at the 25k + Subs who are watching your vid & have yet to visit TN, may Altogether plan an excursion up to TN. That'll be just Great & will put a Smi)e on Meor's face! 😅💪🏻🏞️
Oh man! I love green views damm much!! Make we feel so fresh everyday..love it !!
Even myself as Malaysian never been to Taman Negara.Glad you guys enjoy the trip and recommend this video to others.Really enjoy the whole video.
RM1+5 is basically a donation. Is flipping cheap! Lol. Bet they need some support for maintaining the place. It might be free if they dont have those fancy treewalks.
I want to go there but my friends here are no adventurer.
Yes, so cheap!!!
Hope you can come one day😊
@@JetLagWarriors Yeah! Sadly my adventerous friends are back in UK. We went scrambling at Snowdonia and hiking in Peak District National Park.
My friend here complains about anything involving long walks and prefer not to sweat (such a diva lol). Also, the height will scare him 😂. As u said, Malaysian rarely associate doing this as a leisure (unless mall, hotel, or themepark all air-conditioned involve).
I'm watching this because tomorrow i will go to Taman Negara . I love your video bcs you talk the real things about the place especially the viewpoint of Bukit Teresek . And yes , i gain knowledge by watching your video . Thankyou !
Wow look how narrow that canopy walk is!
Kinda scary but totally safe!
What I think is if the tiger or any animals come how to escape... Haha.
That Harimau Malaya jersey that u wear..Make me proud😊
I've been waiting for this video🤭 since your last train ride from GM.
I was here a couple of years ago and planned to make a comeback.
You missed the 2.5hr boat ride from Jerantut to Kuala Tahan😁.
Experience on boat ride to Orang Asli kampung. Enjoy the rapids as well.
Enjoy your stay here.
Thanks so much. Stay tuned for more videos!
Beautiful video. I was in Taman Negara about 14 years ago... my one and only visit... I was not particularly an outdoor person (even more so now), so truthfully, I was not too thrilled to be there initially. After all I myself grew up in a kampung so the atmosphere was quite similar but the boat ride was magical .... love it
I've been to Taman Negara Malaysia, Kuala Tahan for 5 times guys! 3x climbing the majestic Mount Tahan. Twice from Kuala Tahan Park HQ and once from Merapoh. Awesome hiking up. Taman Negara is always visited by foreigners but due to covid-19 pandemic, you see less foreign travelers nowadays. My recent trip was 3 weeks ago with my family. We stayed at Asian Camp Resort (same as yours) and Balai Serama Guesthouse. Taman Negara is managed by Jabatan Perhutanan Negara (National Forest Department). Entry permit is only RM1 - a nominal fee is charged to whoever entered the National Park. Anyway, when we went that recent visit, it was so packed with locals and we almost didn't get to book our room due overly booked by local travelers due to long holiday (school holiday). We even couldn't walk on the Canopy Walk though waited for 3 days because there were 300++ people queuing to climb up the Canopy Walk. We went back to Kuantan without getting the chance to walk on the canopy walk....Anyway, better luck next time....
what! Wow! Yes, the park is busy during the weekend only but so empty during working days. And you must be so fit to climb mount Tahan 3x!!
@@JetLagWarriors Fit in my younger years...that were in 90s'. The last climb if I'm mistaken was in 1996. And after that, the Taman Negara recent visit was 3 weeks ago....after 24 yrs I guessed. Back then, they were already starting to construct the canopy walk. I've been to other National Parks around Malaysia ie. Taman Negara Endau-Rompin, Taman Negara Mulu, Taman Negara Santubong and Taman Negara Kinabalu. Can't wait to watch your Part 2 Taman Negara adventure...keep up the good work guys! Thank you for your nice words about Malaysian, the cultures, the people, the places, the 13 states' uniqueness and varieties of food, the islands and the places you stayed. Tq a million guys....!
Brilliant drone shots guys. Loved it...
Thank you😊
1st view!!!!...yeahh
Can't wait to see more ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Wooooowwwww i love the trees during the boatride.. the green trees covering the river i love the most, feels like in the jurrasic world!!! Oh ya, on the Bukit Terisek maybe you are facing the peak of Mount Tahan.. highest point in Malaysia Peninsular.. oh no, you are looking at the RM1000 per kilo fish when sold in Kuala Lumpur 😱😱😱
we love it here so far!! And yes, kelah is so expensive! Wow...
Hello hope all is well . and OH My i wish i had your energy lol. just watching you makes me tired lol. but thank you so much for taking us around.we shall be away for 2 weeks as we are off on our own adventure to Bulgaria . we will catch up with you once we return . God Bless Love and Light Sarah and Glenn
Have fun in Bulgaria! Where are you right now?
@@JetLagWarriors thank you . we are currently sat at home in the UK Bournemouth on the south coast of England .
Hi Steve and Ivana! Borneo is the ultimate jungle experience! You will love the rainforest and the mountain climbing etc.....
We would love to go there!!
Hi Steve+Ivana... excellent stuff. My wife thinks i now sound like u Steve... coz been binge watching u guys 😂🤣🤣👍
The nature in there is really beautiful.I enjoyed this hiking video.Be safe always.♥️👏
I love your advice. Do whatever you like early in the morning . Like a proverb “the early bird catches the worm”. We can have ample time and keep social distance from others
yes! More quiet and enjoyable👍
Been there a few times..but can't get enough of any jungle...climbed up gunung tahan is absolutely awesome...love trekking, climbing and hiking
been amazing so far. We love it!
Tq guys for visiting tmn negara for me....
We enjoy it so far. Hope you can visit one day😊
Nice n simple breakfast. Good start of d day exploring Taman Negara.
Rice for breakfast is always good!
@@JetLagWarriors Couldn't agree more. Provides lots of energy.
If you wanted to break more record, go to The Tree Top Walk Sungai Sedim which is located in Kedah. It's the World's Longest Canopy Walk in the World 👍👍.
wow! Looks cool!
Taman Negara looks so cool, the rainforest is so pretty and peaceful 😍😍
great, made me eager to try explore taman negara, 33 years old of my life still dont visit it yet
I’d been here in 2009 for my high school camping trip. It’s wonderful experience aite! Anyway, thanks for this vid guys cause it’s triggered me to visit Taman Negara again!
oh what a cool school trip!👍
And come again soon!😊
Omg 😃.... you're there.That place was awesome.It is filled with adventure
we love it!
Been there. The boat ride was amazing. The view was amaaazing.
Absolutely! Just fantastic
if i'm not mistaken, there is another 2 canopy walk, one located at Sg.Sedim Kulim Kedah and another one at Poring Hotspring Ranau, Sabah
great video. probably the best i've seen from you guys. keep it up!
wow, thanks so much!
Im Malaysian but myself never went to Taman Negara. U guys are so lucky can xperienced all that during your travelling. Glad that u enjoyed Malaysia so much... thanks a lot for bringing Malaysia to the world!!!
hope you can come visit soon😊
@@JetLagWarriors unfortunately it wont happen. Few years ago i had an accident. Now its hard for me to walk and i cant move arround freely without my walking stick. Too bad!!!
But im glad coz through yr travelling i still can see the beautiful Taman Negara. Thanks a lot.
That path walk was scary 😱 😅
Yeah It looks like something loose is under there
Welcome to Malaysia..glad to see your supernice video
Thank you so much😊
2:30 Damn! That old song from my teenage years. I'm old 😂
haha Nelly Furtado!👍
I don't know where my soul is
I don't know where home is...
Thanks to both of you for traveling with such impressive sharings of our Malaysia land.
wow you have a very cool journey ...both of you are going anywhere in malaysia good luck guys
thank you😊
D canopy walk looks very exciting. N it's a long walk too.
6 in total!
@@JetLagWarriors Amazing.
BACK TO NATURE 💚🌿☘️ AWESOME
The best!!!🌳🥾
Alright, gonna go here after FRIM.
🙌🙌
Woah I am so amazed by the giant Tualang tree OMG
amazing!!
watched in HD, this is truly a good content! Good job!
nice experience gais... so beautiful taman negara... i'm Malaysian has never been there... very nice...
Hope you get to visit one day😊
There were many visitors from Europe and US enjoying this National Park.
yes but not at this time. Best time to travel domestically!
Congrats on your 30K subscribers!
Thank you!!😁
Fist time in Taman Negara was in 1992. Went there few time after that. Awesome place. So many sweet memories.
we love it so far!
Great Vlog! Keep up the good work and keep creating! All the best! :)
Thanks so much!
JetLag Warriors 🙏😊
Great Outdoor Activities U 2.
Love Nature.....😎
Keep It Up & Stay Safe.
thank you!
Go with the guide u get more information about the forest.. 👍🏻
Yes, you are right!
Taman negara kuala tahan The best.Been there several times.For Kelah sanctuary I think the best spot was at the Tasik Kenyir, Terengganu..near Jerantut please go to the Gua Senyum.A lot of history in that cave..and please go to morning market at Temerloh on Sunday morning.and also go Kuala Gandah to the Elephant Sanctuary
cool! Thanks for your suggestions
30,000 subscribers! Wohoo! To another 30k more!
wohooo! Thanks so much!
One of the oldest rainforest in the world,....shouldn't be that bad, right? "Walking in the jungle walking in the jungle, we're not afraid...we're not afraid...." The boat ride look EPIC.... Kids would surely love it... as always, Stay safe , happy travels..
thank you!
woww...Taman Negara@National Park
fantasy world | love the scenary >>> next ? cant wait ..
Stay tuned!😊
Time for lens shopping.
That place looks amazing. I love jungle walk.
Yes!!! We need a new lens!!! Ahhh still need to save up for it👍
I’ve always wanted to go to Taman Negara 💕 I must do this someday!
Thank you steve and Ivana for this video
Thank You For Coming To Taman Negara
I was there many years back... enjoyed the canopy walk too.. exciting place to enjoy nature and be stress free 😊
Happy to see both of you enjoy Taman Nagara.
We love it so far
I have not visit Taman Negara I thought it was going to be difficult to track in the jungle so looks like it was not bad. Thanks for the video shared.
Went there in mid 1990s when it only accesable by boat. It was during dry season and in some stretches the river was very shallow so everyone have to get off the boat and have to do a lot of pushing. But the experience was priceless.
wow so the road was just built recently. Awesome!
NICE video! TERIMA KASIH for sharing Steve & Ivana. Never been there 🙈😁
thank you!
Ohhh you guys really make me wanna pack my stuff and head off to Taman Negara asap. There’s Mount Tahan there .... beautiful but a long trip
Yes! Come!😊 Mount Tahan is closed at the moment.
At minute 15:00 the sound was loud and high pitch ..... I thought it was someone hooting it’s horn. Looks really nicely kept ... - I ‘m impressed ! And the fish Kelah, the river Kelantan here used to have it but now hardly. It’s edible but quite a lot of bones. Won’t enjoy fighting with the bones in my mouth. You should see the Belinda fish that is caught at the river here. 4 to 6 kg fish. A rarity.
wow so you tried kelah fish?
And saw your pic on instagram. Very cool!
@@JetLagWarriors that's the Belidah fish. Kelah fish is rare...I might have eaten it a long time ago but not fond of it. Kelah fish has large scales.
Glad to see that Taman Negara as same as ever.. I go there during my age 16-17 years old on school trip.. amd yeah it was so refreshing especially when swimming at the waterfall and when take a boat rides.. bring back memories 😊
Looks Like you were enjoying yourselves!
we love it!!
The trip looked awesome! The pristine jungle is so beautiful.
Have you been here yet?
@@JetLagWarriors nope not yet. Maybe one day
The river was very clean up till today.. so clear.. I also shot a video of it... good view too
This is so cool dude.. Love the nature.
Absolutely right. Love the nature
Glad you enjoyed the nature trip in Taman Negara. I assume your notebook/laptop is working fine now?
Laptop is working but keep crashing!
@@JetLagWarriors Oh dear. Hopefully you will get it fixed once you are back in Jerantut town or Kuantan
The first time I walk up the sky conapy I was confident. When my friend started to jump on it, I almost fainted and started to crawl back! I did saw few crocodiles and seladngs, during the boat ride. But I do prefer the jungle on Genting highlands more.
😂😂😂 the canopy walk can be scary at times
Great video guys