Kubah National Park
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In the picturesque land of Malaysian Borneo, just a short drive from Kuching in Sarawak, lies the Kubah National Park, a verdant oasis teeming with biodiversity. Covering an area of about 22 square kilometers, this relatively compact park is a remarkable testament to the richness of Borneo's rainforest environment.

Dominating the park are three sandstone mountains, with Mount Serapi being the highest. These peaks shield an array of ecosystems, ranging from lush dipterocarp forests at lower elevations to more stunted vegetation higher up, all drenched regularly by rainfall, a trademark of tropical rainforests.

Kubah National Park is particularly celebrated for its astonishing variety of palms. Over 100 species flourish here, making it one of the prime locations for palm enthusiasts. Interspersed among the palms are ancient tree ferns, some of which tower above the forest floor, their feathery fronds creating intricate patterns against the sky.

The park's fauna is just as captivating. While larger mammals like the bearded pig and mouse deer might be a rarer sight, the nocturnal world comes alive with tarsiers, slow lorises, and various species of flying frogs. One of the park's most renowned residents is the Matang narrow-mouthed frog, famed for its peculiar breeding habits.

But perhaps Kubah's most mesmerizing attraction is its chorus of frogs and toads. Come nightfall, their symphony resonates throughout the forest, and many visitors embark on nighttime walks to witness these amphibian performers up close. The park's Frog Pond is a prime spot for such encounters.

For the more adventurous, trekking trails crisscross the park, ranging from gentle strolls to more challenging hikes leading to waterfalls and panoramic viewpoints. The waterfall trail, leading to a series of cascades, is a favorite among many, providing a refreshing respite from the tropical heat.

In essence, Kubah National Park is a microcosm of Borneo's vast biodiversity. Its accessibility and well-maintained facilities make it an ideal destination for those looking to experience the magic of a rainforest without venturing too deep into the wild. Whether you're an avid naturalist, a trekking enthusiast, or someone simply seeking tranquility, Kubah promises a rendezvous with nature's finest spectacles.

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Geeky Facts about Kubah National Park

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The park's landscape contains waterfalls, streams and bathing pools.

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With 93 species of palm, the park has been nicknamed as the "World of Palms".

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There are 60 frog species.

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Big Cats
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Birdwatching
Birdwatching
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Canoeing
Canoeing
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Canyoning
Canyoning
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Cruise
Cruise
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Culture
Culture
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Cycling
Cycling
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Festivals
Festivals
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Food & Drink
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Kayaking
Kayaking
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Mountaineering
Mountaineering
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Natural Wonders
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Photography
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Polar
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Primates
Primates
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Rafting
Rafting
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Skiing
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Snorkelling
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Whale Watching
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