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The Best 5 Nature Places to Visit In Malaysia


  1. Kuala Selangor Fireflies Resort Park

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The famous fireflies of Bukit Berembang are still one of the most popular attractions in the country. In the area nicknamed Kampung Kelip-Kelip (Firefly Village), a sunset cruise down the river will leave you mesmerised. The view of thousands of fireflies lighting up the sky is indeed a sight to behold, as each glowworm emits a unique light pattern. Located just two hours from Kuala Lumpur, the surrounding area is also renowned for many good restaurants along the waterfront – perfect for a quick bite beforehand.

2. Pulau Payar Marine Park


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Located just off the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia, the Pulau Payar Marine Park is a coral reef teeming with tropical fish and was the first marine park created in Western Malaysia. It is easily accessible from Kuala Kedah, Langkawi, and Penang and so has become one of the west coast’s most popular diving sites, it also boasts a myriad of marine life including feather starfish, rainbow runners, barracuda, and ghost fish. Aside from the colorful fish there are sea turtles, sea anemones, reef sharks, and octopus to keep you company beneath the waves, as well as an old fishing boat wreck to explore.


3. Penang Butterfly Farm


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Opened in 1986, the Penang Butterfly Farm is effectively a “live” museum in which to enjoy the beauty of over 4,000 rare, endangered, and indigenous butterflies. The Farm is also a conservation and research centre so a visit ensures you receive a lesson in butterfly and insect conservation, learn about the threat to their habitats, and the fragile aspects of nature. Situated at the foot of the Teluk Bahang Hills and easy to get to, the Butterfly Farm brings in plenty of families thanks to the daily insect and reptile shows.


4.Gunung Mulu National Park


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Located in the Malaysian part of Borneo, the Gunung Mulu National Park encompasses incredible caves and karst formations in a mountainous rainforest setting. Home to one of the largest cave chambers in the world, the national park also houses Mount Mulu, a towering 2,377-m sandstone mountain.The park features enormous and vast cave networks, rock pinnacles, cliffs, and gorges. With limestone and rock formations dating back almost 90 million years, this is a historical and geological wonder. The park also houses Clearwater Cave, a mammoth cave with one of the world’s largest underground river systems.(http://mulupark.com/)

5. Sandakan Sepilok OrangUtan Rehabilitation Centre

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Established in the Kabili-Sepilok rainforest reserve in 1964, the rehabilitation centre is one of only four places in the world set up to preserve and protect orangutans. These lovable creatures are cared for at the rehabilitation centre until they are strong or old enough to return to live independently in the Borneo jungle.A raised wooden walkway takes you to the observation deck where orangutans emerge from the rainforest to be fed by the rangers. This is the best time to watch the orangutans as they roam free and unseen in the                                               surrounding jungle, so take your camera!                                               (https://www.tripadvisor.com.my/Attraction_Review-g298306-d1887063-Reviews-Sepilok_Orangutan_Rehabilitation_Centre-Sabah.html)
By,Dharshini.
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