Endau-Rompin National Park

Endau Rompin is the second largest national park in the peninsula Malaysia. Spreadedon an area of about 48,905 hectares this park is home to some of the endangeredand rare species of animals and birds.

Endau Rompin in mostly hilly and the rock formation inside the park dates back to 248millions years and has some prominent sandstone plateau. Today the park is oneof the major tourist attractions in Malaysia and is very popular among conservationists,animal lovers and nature lovers.  

Wellregarding a tour inside the forest, special permit has to be taken, which only allows for research and fishing that too only in a selected area. So seek theorder from the National Park (Johor) Corporation, and see varied species ofanimals and birds as well as varied species of plants and trees inside thepark. More of all the sanctuary is home to the largest population of the rare Sumatran rhinoceros.

Sovisit this exotic national park in Malaysia and enjoy variousadventurous as well as fun-filled activities like photography, bird watchingand trekking. Truly it will be a wonderful experience that you will love totreasure as a lifetime gift.