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About Pahang
Located in the East Coast region of Peninsular Malaysia, Pahang is the peninsula's largest state. Currently, has a population of 1.2 million. Spanning north to south of the state, forming a natural divider between east and west Pahang is a formidable mountain range wherein lies Peninsular Malaysia's highest peak, Gunung Tahan, the inspiration of many a mountaineers in this part of the world. Pahang's climate is characteristic of the tropics - hot and humid all the year round with distinct wet and dry season that coincides with the wet seasons from the South China Sea. Kuantan, the state capital, is not only fast developing as a commercial town but is also a popular seaside resort. Pekan, the royal town is situated 45 km south of Kuantan.
Places of Interest
Islands and Beaches
Cherating , Balok, Teluk Chempedak, Tioman Island ...
Highlands
Bukit Tinggi , Genting Highland Cameron Highland
Nature and Adventure
Taman Negara National Park Kenong Rimba Park
Endau-Rompin State Park Lake Chini Lake Bera
Kenong Rimba Park - (View More Nature and Adventure)
This park is sprawled about 120 sq km in the kenong valley with its eastern and nortern boundaries fringing Taman Negara. Caving is a popular sport here. Climbing the Kesong Valley Range will lead to the many caves in the park. The more popular ones are Gua Hijau (Green Cave), Gua Buta (Blind cave) and Gua Harimau (Tiger Cave). Take a cruise along Kenong River and enjoy the scenic view.
Balok Beach - (View More Islands and Beaches)
About 15 km north of Kuantan is Balok, a vibrant beach playground for windsurfing, sailing, swimming and sunbathing. It also hosts the annual International Windsurfing Regatta and Kuantan Beach Run.
Teluk Chempedak - (View More Islands and Beaches)
Teluk Chempedak, only a few km from Kuantan, is a traditionally popular weekend retreats for its calm waters and beautiful casuarinas-lined coastline. Enjoy sailing, surfing and water skiing or take in the lovely views of its sunrise and sunset.
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