Category Hiking & Trekking

Malaysia · HIKING & TREKKING

3 Hiking & Trekking Trips in Malaysia, Compared

3 reviewed

If a friend asked, this is the reply: the 3 hiking & trekking trips worth your money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one detail to check before you commit.

From Kuala Lumpur: Taman Negara National Park Trek Day Tour

From Kuala Lumpur: Taman Negara National Park Trek Day Tour - The long KL to rainforest transfer, and how to make it less miserable

1.Taman Negara National Park Trek Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 395 reviews · 15 hours · from $177Best overall

A 15-hour Taman Negara day tour from Kuala Lumpur with rainforest trekking, Orang Asli culture, and Tembeling River rapids.

“A great active day out of the city. The long trip and early morning start is absolutely fine with the comfortable bus (3 big seats per row). I had an extra service for special pick-up - thanks team for organizing. The jungle tour was rather a hike - be prepared for some steps to climb to enjoy the views. Interesting stop with some activities at the tribal village to add the local culture flavour. Absolute highlight was the boat trips - fun and refreshing, soaked to the bone. The guides were really friendly and supportive.”

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Magical River Trek

Magical River Trek - Malaysian breakfast in a quiet country town

2.Magical River Trek

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 217 reviews · from $117Top rated

Hike Malaysia’s rainforest to a multi-tier waterfall, swim in jungle pools, picnic by the falls, then enjoy dinner near Kuala Lumpur.

“The whole trip from beginning to end was superb. The trip is planned perfectly by Chen. I really can't advise you more to do this trip. You get to taste lots of traditional food and walk through proper jungle to a beautiful water fall. My only advicRead more”

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Semporna: Bohey 3 Islands Hike, Snorkel/Dive Tour with Lunch

Semporna: Bohey 3 Islands Hike, Snorkel/Dive Tour with Lunch - Bohey Dulang hike: the 600m trail and those “only here” views