FRIM is a leading forest research institution that offers a rich experience of Malaysia's diverse tropical ecosystems, with opportunities for both education and recreation.
The Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) is located in Kepong, Selangor, and spans approximately 1,528 hectares. It serves both as a research hub and an eco-tourism destination, featuring diverse tropical ecosystems. Established in 1929, FRIM conducts cutting-edge forestry research while also offering various recreational opportunities. Visitors can explore its extensive network of trails through lush tropical rainforests, botanical gardens, and arboretums. The site features the popular Canopy Walkway, providing panoramic views of the surrounding forest canopy. FRIM is home to various plant species, many endemic to Malaysia, and offers unique wildlife viewing opportunities. With a commitment to environmental education, FRIM encourages public understanding of biodiversity conservation and sustainable forest management. The institute is also culturally significant due to its historic colonial-era buildings and forest research facilities.
Canopy Walkway
Botanical Gardens
Wetland Area
Heritage Museum
A suspended bridge offering an aerial view of the forest canopy.
Showcases plants used in traditional medicine.
Exhibits the history of forestry and conservation in Malaysia.