• Pickup shall commence at 5:30 am from your hotel in KL City.
  
• Breakfast- Jerantut Town
  The Taman Negara Day Trip from Kuala Lumpur includes breakfast, so there’s no need to pack your own. We aim to serve breakfast around 7:15 AM in Jerantut town, offering a quick and hearty meal before heading deeper into the rainforest. After breakfast, we continue our drive to Kuala Tahan, where you’ll meet your licensed nature guide. Our target is to arrive at Taman Negara by 9:00 AM, ensuring an early start to maximize your time for jungle trekking, canopy walking, and cultural exploration.
  
• Park Registration
  Before starting your activities in Taman Negara National Park, your private tour guide will assist you in obtaining the required entry permit at the Department of Wildlife and National Parks office in Kuala Tahan.
  
• Jungle Trekking
  Taman Negara National Park is situated in a protected 130 years old rainforest. The forest is rich in flora and fauna. During the Taman Negara tour, the first activity is jungle trekking to allow tourists to understand Malaysia’s rainforest’s biological diversity. Next, tourists will learn how orang Asli (indigenous people) utilize natural resources for medicine and tools used in their daily life. During peak season, the itinerary for our Taman Negara day tour may be subject to modification to optimize the visitor experience. This may include re-ordering activities, such as visiting the canopy walk before embarking on the jungle trek, to avoid congestion at popular points of interest. After the enchanting boat ride, we’ll begin the comfortable journey back to Kuala Lumpur. Most guests return with full hearts, unforgettable memories, and a gallery of incredible photos. Hotel drop-off is included, ensuring a smooth and relaxing end to your day.
  
• Teresek Hill
  This trek is the most physically challenging activity of the day. You’ll hike 1.3 km on asteep 50-degree incline, with uneven trails that require moderate fitness. Along the way,keep an eye out for wildlife such as monkeys, butterflies, and tropical birds. At 330 meters above sea level, the summit offers a rewarding panoramic view of Taman Negara’s vast jungle canopy. On clear days, you may even spot Mount Tahan in the distance—Peninsular Malaysia’s highest peak, standing at 2,187 meters.
  
• #Canopy Walk – The canopy walkway is currently closed until further notice due to ongoing construction and safety assessments
  
• The Taman Negara Canopy Walkway, originally built in 1992, was initially constructed for researchers studying the tree canopy ecosystem—specifically the organisms that influence tree health and growth. Over time, it evolved into one of the park’s most iconic attractions, offering visitors a chance to experience the rainforest from above the forest floor, walking among the treetops and enjoying breathtaking views. At its peak, the canopy walkway stretched 550 meters, making it one of the longest suspension bridge systems in the world. For visitor safety, the first phase (220 meters) was permanently closed, and access was limited to the second phase (283 meters). In line with safety protocols, the walkway undergoes regular maintenance and major upgrades every five years. A new 850-meter canopy walk is currently under construction and is expected to be completed by August 2025.
  
• Rapid Shooting
  Rapid shooting is one of the most exciting highlights of the Taman Negara day trip! An experienced local boatman will guide you through seven sets of river rapids, navigating the turbulent waters with skill and precision. This 30–40-minute ride not only delivers an exhilarating rush but also offers a unique way to experience the park’s lush jungle landscape and riverside wildlife from a different perspective.
  
• Visit to Orang Asli village
  Visiting a Batek settlement offers a rare and respectful opportunity to learn about their survival skills, natural wisdom, and unique worldview, providing deeper insight into the human history of Malaysia’s rainforests. Today, it is estimated that around 300 Batek individuals continue to inhabit the park. Known for their nomadic lifestyle, the Batek move within the forest in search of seasonal food and resources. They are highly skilled hunters and gatherers, relying on wild game, fruits, and honey to sustain their traditional way of life.
  
• Lunch
  
• To conclude your unforgettable Taman Negara day trip, enjoy a relaxing lunch at a floating restaurant on the Tembeling River. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of the rainforest, it’s the perfect way to unwind before beginning your return journey to Kuala Lumpur.

Please note: The itinerary above serves as a general guide. Actual timings may vary depending on traffic and weather conditions.