Overview
Endau Rompin is the second designated national park in Peninsular Malaysia, protecting one of the world's oldest rainforests. The volcanic rocks here date back 240 million years, making the ancient rock formations at Upeh Guling Waterfalls among Malaysia's oldest existing landmarks.
Nature · Trekking · Wildlife
Before you go
Connectivity
No mobile phone coverage expected deep in the jungle. Inform family of your plans before entering.
Health
Leech socks recommended. Bring first aid kit, torchlight, and insect repellent. Rivers can swell rapidly during rain.
Money
No ATMs in the park area. Kahang has the last petrol station before the park. Kluang is the last major town for supplies.
Packing
Loose cotton long-sleeved shirts, long pants, comfortable boots/sneakers, first aid kit, torchlight, insect repellent, large knife, waterproof matches/lighter.
Transport
4WD vehicle essential for the last 20 km of the Johor East approach. No tarred roads, only mud tracks with rocks and potholes.
Weather
Hot and humid year-round (25-33°C). Rainy season mid-December to mid-January—avoid if possible.