Beauty Of Flora & Fauna

^_^ Hi Guys!!! Now Let's Continue the flora and fauna journey at Sarawak!

Not only highlight the cats and horn bills when we are getting in Sarawak but also the crocodile. The place what are we talk about is Sarawak jong’s crocodile farm tour. It is not complete if we are going to Sarawak but no visit the place full of flora and fauna, so it is must visit The Bako National Park. Let’s explore the truly tropical life in Sarawak! 

 Jong’s Crocodile Farm and Zoo

Jong’s Crocodile Farm and Zoo is the first and the largest captive crocodile breeding farm in Malaysia have more than two thousand crocodile bred in captivity. It has been there since1963 and is open daily from 9am till 5pm. Parking is fairly easy because they do provide free parking space. DO NOT miss the crocodile feeding time because that will be highlight of your experience at Jong Crocodile Farm. There is a drink store available at the entrance and also a Souvenir gallery at the end of your visit. You’ll also get to see more details and gallery at the Crocodile Museum.

 

Taman Negara Bako

With its rainforest, abundant wildlife, jungle streams, waterfalls, interesting plant life, secluded beaches, panoramic rocky shoreline, bizarre rock formations and extensive network of trekking trails, Bako National Park offers visitors an excellent introduction to the rainforest and coastline of Borneo. The well-maintained network of nature trails - from easy forest strolls to full-day jungle treks – allows visitors to get the most out of this unique environment.

 Makang Ikang!
Nananana Ganu kite..... ~

What is interesting about Terengganu? What is on in Terengganu? Now let’s open eyes widely and discovered what is on in Terengganu. We already know Kenyir Lake located in Terengganu and it is the largest man-made lake in South East Asia. Besides, Terengganu have cave name Gua Taat where we are not expected there have a unique place like that. So we choose Kenyir Lake and Gua taat as representative flora and fauna in Terengganu!!

Tasik Kenyir (Kenyir Lake) is also the largest man-made lake in South-east Asia. It was created by the building of the Sultan Mahmud Dam and the drowning of forests to fill it. You can take a fun cruise in the lake.

There have a lot of activities such as Kayaking, canoeing, boating and water-rafting at rapids are also available there. In fact there is an annual Kenyir Regatta for boat enthusiasts and water lovers. The areas around Lake Kenyir have many waterfalls and you can swim. Toman, baung, kelah, sebarau, lampan sungai, parang, kawan, terbul and many other species of Malaysian fishes abound in the waters and the rivers, making it one of the most popular angling spots in Malaysia. Visit the Herbal Park is believed that the Lake Kenyir area is home to more than 8,000 species of flowers, 2,500 species of plants and trees, 800 species of orchids, and 300 species of fungus.

Taat Cave is the name of stalactites and stalagmites cave situated in the area of Kenyir Lake. It gets the name of Taat due to loyal villagers for their leader. (Taat means someone who is very loyal, obedient and respect for somebody). . Visitor is advised to bring along touch light to explore the spectacular sights of Mother Nature scene. This cave will merge underwater if the water level is high. Both of the cave walls are lined with spectacular white limestone creatively engraved by nature. This cave has some of the most impressive and fascinating stalactites and stalagmites in Terengganu. Its’ attractive as quality marble. They come in all forms, shapes and sizes.