Excursion de 4 jours dans la jungle du parc Taman Negara au départ de Kuala Lumpur
Description
Taman Negara est devenue une destination écotouristique en Malaisie. A une superficie totale de 4 343 km2 et l'une des plus anciennes forêts tropicales estimées à plus de 130 millions d'années. Taman Negara abrite quelques rares mammifères, comme le tigre de Malaisie, le macaque, le gaur de Malaisie (seladang) et l'éléphant indien. On y trouve encore des oiseaux comme le grand argus, la sauvagine rouge et le rare faisan-paon de Malaisie. Profitez des activités de trekking dans la jungle, de promenade dans la canopée, de croisières fluviales et visitez également l'une des tribus Orang Asli, la native de Batek.
Options de l'excursion
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Point de départ: hôtel séjournant dans le centre-ville de Kuala Lumpur Dates: tous les jours, du lundi au dimanche Point de retour: hôtels séjournant dans la ville de Kuala Lumpur.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte
- Le tarif enfant ne s'applique que s'il est partagé avec 2 adultes payants
- Un minimum de 2 personnes par réservation est requis
- Beaucoup de marche
- Tour d'aventure douce
- Quoi apporter (recommandé): Changement de vêtements de T-shirts, pantalons longs ou courts, maillots de bain et serviette. Petit sac à dos pour le trek, chapeau, imperméable / poncho jetable, chaussures de survêtement, sandales, insectifuge, lotion de protection solaire (pour les peaux sensibles au soleil) et lampe torche.
- Cadeaux pour Orang Asli: Nous vous encourageons à apporter des cadeaux simples lors de votre visite dans la colonie autochtone, une coutume asiatique normale. Cependant, nous recommandons des articles tels que des cahiers d'exercices, un crayon, du riz ou des biscuits. Les sucreries et les collations, en particulier dans les plastiques non biodégradables, ne sont pas encouragées.
- Important: Si vous retournez dans la ville de Kuala Lumpur, vous pouvez laisser vos bagages dans la consigne de l’hôtel et apporter à la place un sac à dos pour la visite.
- La caméra et le permis de pêche sont payables à Taman Negara. La saison des pluies se situe entre mi-novembre et mi/fin janvier.
- Pendant la saison des pluies, certaines activités peuvent être annulées si la sécurité est en danger.
- L'observation de la faune n'est pas garantie
- Veuillez noter que le service de ramassage et de dépôt des hôtels n'est assuré que pour les hôtels situés dans les limites de la ville centrale de Kuala Lumpur.
- Sous réserve de disponibilité
Avis(6)
We weren’t very impressed we didn’t see or hear any birds or animals, the flora wasn’t labeled and no indication as to whether its origin.
The advertised Jungle Canopy Walk is damaged and has been out of service for about one year with no repair date yet fixed. Viator and their sub-contractors are falsely advertising this as a major attraction. This false advertising was one of the main reasons we chose to spend a lot of money on this tour. Viator - show some honesty and correct this major problem with your promotional material.
Our trip to Taman Negara was absolutely amazing and wonderul, an unforgettable event. We highly appreciated the perfect organization, that started that we received a detailed schedule of the whole trip in PDF format in advance. The pickup at the hotel was punctual and also the drive to the first stop where our bus driver handed us over to the transfer boat was smooth. Absolutely impressive was the friendlyness of the entire staff at Taman Negara Resort, including the tour guides. The level of accommodation was excellent considering the resort is nestled in the jungle. It was very clean and above all comfortable. The food was excellent and there was always something for every taste. Also in the restaurant we were always served very friendly. We can recommend the tour and the whole stay with a clear conscience.
The trip was well organised and with a good variety of activities. We enjoyed it. The last stage of the journey to the resort is by river in a motorised canoe, arriving at a large and very comfortable resort lodge at the main entry to the National Park. Accommodation is in individual two person cabins with air conditioners and western style toilets and nicely finished in timber and woven rattan with a rustic appearance but very comfortable. This is not bush camping. Meals are mostly included and are in the open air restaurant where snacks and drinks can also be purchased at reasonable prices. The food is good and includes Malay, Indian and Western dishes. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. Supplies like insect repellant can be bought in the Mini-Mart. The night walk was the best opportunity to see wildlife and many people come to the resort just for this walk - although most of our sightings were just in and around the resort and included close encounters with monkeys, a wild boar and many smaller creatures. The instructions for the trip do need updating. Most of the canopy walk has re-opened in the last month (Nov 2019) after a year out of operation and operates six days a week (not Fridays), although it closes for safety during rain or storms. The canopy walk is quite adventurous - a narrow suspension footbridge suspended 50 m up in the canopy. We took presents for the visit to the Orang Asli village as suggested, but nobody else did and since there are many more visitors each day than there are villagers it really would not be a good idea for everybody to take presents of biscuits etc. It would be much better if the resort were to organise a fund to assist with the children's educational expenses and seek donations. Lastly, best to ignore the suggestion to take a fishing rod. We went to some trouble to obtain and take one, only to find that there was very little opportunity for fishing and it caused some embarassment with the Malay staff who culturally find it difficult to say "no." It took four days of questions to finally establish that fishing is not allowed on Fridays, it is not allowed on rivers within the National Park and there is not really any easy access for fishing on the main river, Sungei Temberling, unless you hire a boat. There are fish in the main river which the locals catch with nets so if you are keen you might have success - but this is not a fishing trip.
Dear Nick C, Thank you for taking the time to review our product we are glad to hear that you enjoyed your program. we look forward to welcoming you back to Malaysia the near future.
Great activities and excellent guides so well worth the stay. If you can, take your own water bottle and sterilising tablets. Most of the rubbish we saw in bags was single use plastic water bottles.
This was an exceptionally nice adventure. A little disappointed that we saw little wildlife - but I knew we were not very deep in the rainforest. All os the planned activities were great - sorry that one had to be cancelled - the canopy walk. It's been closed down. Our trip to the village of Oranj Asli was great. The facilities are nice and we enjoyed out stay very much.
