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Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest Adventures

Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest is a popular hiking destination known for its lush rainforest, stunning waterfalls, and panoramic views from the summit of Gunung Pulai.

3,690
Acres Protected
6
Miles of Trails
150,000
Annual Visitors
1968
Year Established

About Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest

Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest
 

Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest, located in Johor, Malaysia, offers outdoor enthusiasts a chance to explore its verdant landscapes and challenging trails. The forest is centered around Gunung Pulai, a mountain stand­ing at 654 meters that serves as a prominent feature in the area. Its dense jungle provides a habitat for a variety of wildlife, including monkeys and exotic birds, making it a haven for eco-tourists and nature lovers. Historically, the forest has been a critical source for local water supply, and conservation efforts ensure the protection of its rich biodiversity. The forest's main draw is its hiking paths, which lead adventurers through the rainforest to picturesque viewpoints and cascading waterfalls like Pulai Waterfall. These features, combined with relatively easy access from nearby urban areas, make Gunung Pulai a favored spot for day trips and outdoor activities.

Highlights

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Pulai Waterfall - A series of beautiful cascading falls ideal for photography.

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Summit Viewpoint - Offers panoramic views over the surrounding landscapes.

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Wildlife Diversity - Spot various bird species and small primates throughout the forest.

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Historical Water Supply Infrastructure - Learn about the history of the forest's role in water supply.

Notable Natural Features

Pulai Waterfall

A scenic waterfall offering a refreshing spot for visitors to relax and enjoy the scenery.

Summit Viewpoint

The peak of Gunung Pulai provides expansive views over the forest and surrounding areas.

Biodiverse Flora and Fauna

The forest houses a variety of plant and animal species, making it a biodiversity hotspot.