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Royal Forest

In the northernmost corner of Perak, 117,500 ha were declared as the Royal Belum State Park by Duli Yang Maha Mulia (DYMM) Sultan Azlan Shah, Sultan of Perak on 31 July 2003. This park is managed by the Perak State Parks Corporation. Read more...

Little-known Gem

An area of outstanding natural beauty in South Kelantan, the proposed Gunung Stong State Park is dominated by the spectacular Jelawang Waterfall, one the tallest waterfalls in Malaysia. The area is listed as a priority site for gazettement and development as a state or national park in the National Ecotourism Plan. Read more...

Tops for ecotourism development

Ulu Muda is the largest remaining tract of forests in the State of Kedah. The forests cover an area of about 120,000 hectares and form the water catchment area for the Muda, Pedu and Ahning dams that supply water to Kedah, Penang and Perlis. Read more...

Health of Malaysia’s Parks

Discussion session such as these is a platform to build good working relationship with our stakeholders

Protecting an area doesn’t guarantee that its biodiversity, environmental or cultural features will be secure. This depends largely on how effectively a protected area is managed. Read more...

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