The Royal Belum Park is really one of Perak's most beautiful treasures. As Malaysians, there is no excuse to miss a visit to this amazing paradise. There are three main ways to visit the Royal Belum Park. All three ways are packaged with guided tours.
Find out about the activities in Royal Belum here.
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The amazing paradise, Royal Belum |
1. Boat House
Engaging a boat house is my most preferred way of staying in Royal Belum. It places you in the heart of what you came for- nature. For approximately RM2500, a boat house can be rented for 20 people, inclusive of meals and activities. The boat house is sufficient to house your family and in-laws from both sides! It is also a wonderful choice for students and adventure groups. Living above water refreshingly whisked me away from my life on the ground.
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A boat house that can accommodate 20 people. Bigger boat houses that can accommodate up to 40 people are also available |
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Ahoy! Move the whole house to the forest! |
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When you feed yourself and dipping your feet in the water |
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Meal time on the boat house |
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Ample space to get comfortable on the floor |
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Home cooked food served on boat house |
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Clean beds beside a window for natural aircond |
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Double decker beds |
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Observing peace at dusk after dinner |
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In house karaoke! |
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Clean bathrooms. However, do not expect heaters
and remember to bring your own towel and toiletries |
2. Chalet
If you are literally a more down-to-earth person, check in to one of the chalets in Royal Belum. There are several camp sites that you can choose from namely Jenut Papan Camp, Sungai Kenarong Camp, Sungai Kejar Camp and Sungai Tiang Camp. My stay at the Sungai Tiang Camp only costed RM90 per night. Extremely rustic experience sans pollution and laptop. Facing the lake and misty mountains, this place is simply divine.
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Docking at the Sungai Tiang bank |
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Little rustic huts |
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Living in a beautifully raw environment |
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Fantastic crisp air |
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Clean rooms |
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Comfy and complete with basic necessities |
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A balcony that protrudes into the forest |
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Clean bathrooms. Do not expect heater and remember to bring your own towel and toiletries |
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Activity hut for group gathering |
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BBQ pit for a warm gathering |
3. Belum Rainforest Resort
If you are feeling a little rich, combine luxury with nature at the Belum Rainforest Resort. For RM600-800 per night per room (depending on season and type of room), this resort pampers you from A to Z. Nature themed and devoid of television, this resort strips even the slightest stress away from you, unless you deliberately use the wifi to check your emails. Hot rain showers, thick towels, toiletries and an infinity pool facing the Temenggor lake makes life here stupendous.
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The Zen atmosphere |
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Simplicity at the lobby |
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Thick mattresses and cosy blankets |
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Spacious room with laminated wooden floor distresses immediately |
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With a safe, refrigerator and no TV! |
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Absolutely luscious bathroom |
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Nature themed hotel |
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Infinity pool that faces the Temenggor lake |
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Relish in a panoramic view of the gateway to Royal Belum at the roof terrace |
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Sit and admire the beauty of nature |
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Don't forget to sip some coffee while enjoying the view |
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Relaxing spaces for you to unwind |
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Buffet breakfast |
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Fresh fruits aplenty |
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Get your dose of booze at the Rainforest bar |
Belum Rainforest Resort
Pulau Banding, 33200 Gerik, Perak Darul Ridzuan, Malaysia
+605 791 6800
www.belumrainforestresort.com
To arrange for a visit to Royal Belum Rainforest or for more information, do contact:
Perak State Parks Corporation
11067, Jalan Suda Bahagia, 33300 Gerik
Perak Darul Ridzuan
Tel: 05-791 7858
Fax: 05-791 7852
www.royalbelum.my
How to get there:
Approximately 193km from Ipoh, 410km from Kuala Lumur, 200km from Penang via North-South Expressway through Ipoh-Kuala Kangsar-Grik-Banding Islad.
From Jetty Aman, Royal Belum is only accessible by boat
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