::SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF THE FOREST::
The wilds of Malaysia are full of fascinating animals and amazing plants that take advantage of the competitive conditions of the rainforest. Rainforest wildlife conceals or camouflages themselves to avoid predators and to survive but towered hides and canopy walks aid those searching for a glimpse of the inhabitants.

Endau-Rompin in Johor is an unique collection of lowland and montane rain forest which is home to the largest population of endangered animals in the country. The Sumatran rhinoceros, tigers and elephants are among the protected species in Endau-Rompin.
Taman Negara in Pahang has many trails of which the Mat Kilau trail is the most popular due to the sightings of Fishing Eagles, gibbons, pheasants and tapir.

A visit to the jungle requires the full use of one's senses to discover all the creatures of the forest. Take time to spot the many insects and butterflies flitting about in the forests of Peninsular Malaysia. Marvel at the membrane wings of the Flying Lemur gliding tree from tree in Endau Rompin. Listen to the swoosh i ng wingbeats of colourful hornbills or the call of gibbons echoing at dawn in Danum Valley in Sabah.

From fungi to orchids, thousands of rainforest plants climb up, drape over or join together to form a vibrant and interconnected habitat. The observant trekker will notice how a strangler fig slowly surrounds and kills the host tree, leaving nothing but a hollow center in its place.