Taman Negara Kuala Koh is known for its beautifully lush, verdant grounds. The national park is located approximately 96 kilometres from the town of Gua Musang. Safely drive along the paved roads within the forests and palm tree plantations and be captivated by the bountiful nature found along your journey.
In addition to a scenic drive, there are also numerous activities for nature lovers and the adventurous alike. Fishing is a popular activity within the park so those who are interested can visit to obtain a fishing licence, rent a boat to sail along the river and start fishing! Some ponds in Taman Negara Kuala Koh where you can enjoy fishing are Lubuk Sinar, Lubuk Kedah, Lubuk Kaloi Bawah, Lubuk Kaloi Atas, Lubuk Jengal, Lubuk Pintu Raja and Lubuk Kem Besu. Take note that Lubuk Pintu Raja is only open twice a month with a maximum capacity of three people, while Lubuk Kem Besu is only open once a month.
Birdwatching is also quite a well-known activity at Taman Negara Kuala Koh. Here, you may have the opportunity to spot different species of birds that perch upon the many trees around the park. Just a heads-up, weekends are usually busy, so if you are looking for some alone time, try dropping by the park during weekdays. Some of the birds that can be seen here include the white-rumped shama, rhinoceros hornbill, the great argus, the helmeted hornbill and the greater racket-tailed drongo. So grab a pair of binoculars and keep your eyes peeled for some fancy-looking feathery friends. Because of Malaysia’s tropical climate, birdwatching season is an all-year-round activity.
Alternatively, jungle trekking is also a much-loved activity at the park. Trek along the designated path and enjoy up-close glimpses of the fascinating flora and fauna around you. Do also take note that visitors are required to have a personal guide in order to trek in Taman Negara Kuala Koh as the park does not offer guided treks.
There is also a night walk for visitors to participate in. Venture through the park at nightfall and watch the nocturnal animals come to life. However, similar to jungle trekking, visitors are also required to hire their own personal guide to safely lead them through the trails.
There is also a canopy walk for visitors to use here. The suspension bridge is made out of strong wood and wire that stretches across the river in Taman Negara Kuala Koh. The bridge lets visitors soak in stunning views of the park at a distance, on top of being a great photo spot for those who want to capture the moment.
Needless to say, Taman Negara Kuala Koh is a haven for nature photographers. With numerous exotic plants and creatures that can be found at the park, photographers flock here for a chance to capture breathtaking images. Taman Negara Kuala Koh also provides accommodation for those who wish to enjoy a night amongst nature. There are six chalets that are available in the park for you to choose should you wish to have an overnight stay.
Admission Fees for Taman Negara Kuala Koh
*Prices are subject to change. Visit Taman Negara Kuala Koh’s official website for price confirmation.
Operation Hours for Taman Negara Kuala Koh
Getting to Taman Negara Kuala Koh via Public Transport
By Bus:
From Gua Musang to Kuala Koh:
Once you arrive at Gua Musang, you will find taxis and e-hailing services aplenty to take you to Taman Negara Kuala Koh. The distance to Kuala Koh from here is approximately 60 kilometres, and the journey typically takes between one to two hours.
By Train:
Train from Kuala Lipis to Mentara Baru (ERT):
From the Kuala Lipis Train Station, board the East Coast Rail Link (ERT) heading towards Mentara Baru. This scenic train ride through the beautiful Malaysian countryside takes around one hour and 20 minutes. Tickets are affordable, starting at RM3. Upon arriving at Mentara Baru, you can opt for a taxi or an e-hailing service to continue your journey to Taman Negara Kuala Koh. This final leg of the trip takes approximately one hour and 45 minutes, offering picturesque views of Kelantan's natural beauty along the way.
Getting to Taman Negara Kuala Koh by Car
Exit at Gua Musang:
If you are coming via the East Coast Expressway, take the exit to Gua Musang. This drive offers a remarkable journey through Peninsular Malaysia's diverse landscapes. Continue north on Federal Route 66, which connects Jalan Dabong-Gua Musang. The drive to Taman Negara Kuala Koh from here takes approximately one to two hours.
Alternatively, you can take Federal Route D29, Jalan Jeli–Kuala Krai to enjoy a scenic drive surrounded by lush vegetation of Taman Negara Kuala Koh. Follow the well-marked signs to reach the Kuala Koh entrance, which doubles as your gateway to this stunning national park.
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