TASIK CHINI – aborigine village

Tasik Chini (Lake Chini) is a string of more than 12 connected lakes of varying sizes. The surface of the lake is black and in many places spiky pentenas grass protrude from water surface. From June to September, certain parts of the lake are covered with thousands of pink and white lotus blossoms. According to Jakun aborigine legend, the lake is the home of a naga (water serpent), and is also believe to be the site of a sunken Khmer city. Fishing, camping, jungle trekking, speed-boating and visiting Orang Asli villages are the predominant activities here. At Kampung Gumum, a Jakun aborigine village, carvings and blowpipes are sold.

GUA CHARAH – reclining Buddha

Charah caves are the site of a revered of a Buddhist sanctuary. The caves continue to serve as solitary meditation retreats for Buddhist monk and nun. Visitors may explore some of the caves and the gorges, including one of that houses an impressive stone sculpture of the reclining Buddha. Along the road that leads to Gua Charah is the Panching Cave, a limestone cavern that contains an enormous (meter) statue of the reclining Buddha. Just before noon, sunlight streaks from an aperture in the cave’s roof and floods the statue

• DEER FARM (DEER FEEDING)
• MANGROVE RIVER CRUISE
• FIRE FLIES WATCHING
• FISHERMAN VILLAGE
• SNORKELING & FISHING AT SNAKE ISLAND
• KEMAMAN STUFFED CRAB, KOPI HAI PENG, OTAK-OTAK