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Gunung Angsi Peak is one of the more accessible mountains in Malaysia, located in Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest, Negeri Sembilan. It stands at an elevation of 825 meters, offering a moderately challenging hike suitable for both beginners and seasoned hikers. The trail is well-maintained, and although it can be steep in parts, it doesn’t require special equipment or advanced skills. Hikers can enjoy the lush tropical rainforest, fresh air, and a rewarding view at the summit, which overlooks the surrounding hills and forest.
As you ascend, you’ll pass through rich biodiversity with various species of flora and fauna. At the peak, there is a resting area where you can enjoy panoramic views and snap some memorable photos. The trail is about 4.2 km long and usually takes around 2 to 3 hours to complete depending on your fitness level. There are also some small streams and rivers along the way, perfect for short breaks.
Gunung Angsi is a great spot for those looking to experience nature without committing to a full-day trek. The surrounding area is peaceful, making it ideal for a weekend escape from the city.
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Subcategory: Nature & Park
Tags: mountain, outdoor Activity
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Moderate difficulty level suitable for most hikers.
Scenic views of the surrounding rainforest from the summit.
A 4.2 km trail with diverse flora and fauna.
Rest stops and shelters along the way.
Proximity to rivers and small waterfalls for refreshing breaks.
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Is the trail suitable for beginners?
Yes, the trail is moderate and accessible to most hikers.
How long does it take to hike to the summit?
Typically 2 to 3 hours depending on your pace.
Are there restrooms available?
Yes, there are basic restroom facilities at the Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest.
Is it necessary to hire a guide?
No, the trail is well-marked and guides are not required.
Are pets allowed?
Pets are generally not allowed on the trail due to wildlife in the area.
