Things to see and do Parc National D’endau Rompin

Endau Rompin National Park in Johor, Malaysia, is a true paradise for nature lovers. With its breathtaking scenery, rivers, waterfalls and hikes, it offers a unique experience in the middle of an unspoilt jungle. Visitors can also catch a glimpse of wild animals such as elephants and tigers. To make the most of this park, we recommend booking a guided tour with a local guide, who will take you through the various sites and show you the hidden treasures of the region. Tour prices can vary, so it's advisable to negotiate with local agencies. Lunch is usually included in the price.

Ping Anchorage Travel & Tours Sdn Bhd is a travel agency located in Kuala Terengganu. The agency offers a variety of tours and activities to discover Malaysia's nature, culture and heritage. They specialize in island tours, with packages specially designed to promote the conservation of coral reefs and marine life in the country's marine parks. They also offer ecological adventure tours, such as jungle trekking, birdwatching, river rafting and more. In the rainforests of Malaysia. In addition to predefined tours, Ping Anchorage also offers tailor-made itineraries. They have offices in Kuala Terengganu, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Kota Bharu, and a fleet of mini-buses, tour buses and speedboats. The agency is recognized as one of Malaysia's top tour operators and has won several tourism awards.

You must contact this official office before entering the park. A guide is required for your trip. You can find one at Kampung Peta's headquarters. Furthermore, an entry permit is also required, plus other permits if you wish to fish in the park waters or prolong your stay.

The Johor National Park Office is an indispensable ally for those planning to travel alone to Endau Rompin. They'll find you an obligatory guide, often Orang Asli. This is also where you can book your accommodation inside the park, pay the entrance fee and the trekking permit (which includes insurance). Sites not to be missed in this part of the park include the Upeh Guling and Buaya Sangkut waterfalls, the Janing Barat palm forest, Tasik Biru lake and the Orang Asli village of Peta.