HomeAsiaSouth East AsiaMalaysia5 Days Pahang Itinerary — Taman Negara, Kuala Lipis By Marcos Detourist on May 15, 2012Five days exploring one of Southeast Asia’s oldest rainforest and small towns in Pahang State of Malaysia.Trip Date — 2012Itinerary Notes & TipsDay 1Sungai Kolok to Rantau Panjang Border Crossing Pass Malaysia ImmigrationRantau Panjang to Pahang Taman Negara 6:00pm (+1 time difference) – Arrival in Malaysia Eat at sidestreet stall Fried rice with chicken – RM4 7:30pm – Walk to Rantau Panjang Bus station Arrival at bus station Not one single bus when I arrived Waited for the next bus, ANY bus Ride bus# 29 from Rantau Panjang to Pasir Mas – RM3 Arrival at Pasir Mas bus station No more buses to Kota Bharu Walk to Pasir Mas train station Arrival at Pasir Mas train station Decided to take train to Jerantut and skip Kota Bharu / Perhantian Islands Buy ticket for Pasir Mas to Jerantut (9:00pm departure) Third Class (seat) – RM17 9:10pm – Departure from Pasir MasDay expenses (in Malaysia side) – RM26Day 2 2:30am – Arrival in Jerantut Wait at train station until 6:20am Walk to Jerantut bus station Buy @ 7/11 Bread with curry filling – RM1.9 6:30am – Arrival at bus station Board bus headed to Kuala Trembeling. Departure after less than 5 minutes. Ride Jerantut to Kuala Trembeling bus – RM2.2 7:00am – Arrival at Trembeling. First ferry trip to Kuala Tahan scheduled at 9:00am Buy ferry ticket from Kuala Trembeling to Kuala Tahan – RM27 Breakfast at restaurant at the corner Fried noodles seafood – RM4 9:30am – Departure from Kuala Trembeling 12:00nn – Arrival in Kuala TahanKuala Tahan hostel search Walk around the village to find hostel Check-in at Liana Hostel Dorm room – RM10 Buy at convenient store – RM13 Snack at food stall Beef and egg burger – RM3.5 Pahang Taman Negara forest hike Ride boat to across Tahan river – RM1 Light trek around Mutiara Taman Negara Resort grounds Ride boat back to Kuala Tahan – RM1 Dinner at the floating restaurants Fried rice prawn Mediocre food. Overpriced. Day expenses – RM70.6Day 3 Extend +1 night at Liana hostel – RM10 Breakfast at mini market White rice with chicken – RM4 Buy at mini market – RM5.7 wafers (RM3.5), soap (RM1.2), 500ml bottled H20 (RM1) Pahang Taman Negara Bukit Teresek trek Crossed to other side of the river – RM1 Trek to canopy walk Canopy walk – RM5 admission fee Supposedly the longest canopy walk in the world buy only approx. 50 meters of it is open to the public. Trek to Bukit Teresek Trek back to Mutiara Taman Negara Resort River crossing to Kuala Tahan – RM1 Dinner at the minimarket in town Kway Teow – RM4.5 Buy at mini market stall – RM3 1.5L bottled H20 (RM2), Nanas jelly dessert (RM1) Day expenses – RM36.7Day 4 Check-out at hostel Brekfast at minimarket in town Met dick and 2 german girls. Nasi Berlauk (RM2), Kopi Iced (RM2) 10:30am to 11:30am – Ride Bus from Kuala Tahan to Jerantut – RM8 Eat at Chinese food stall near Jerantut train station Wanton – RM1 Delicious! Fried rice – RM4 12:38am to 1:45pm – Ride Jerantut to Kuala Lipis train – RM12 1:45pm – Arrival at Kuala Lipis train stationKuala Lipis hostel search Walk around and search for Appu’s Guest House Located along main street Check-in at Appu’s Guest House Dorm room (no fan!) – RM10 per person Dingy hostel Around Kuala Lipis Buy at 7/11 – RM4 Bottled water, 1 pack dry tissye, soda Eat at restaurant outside Lipis Plaza Hotel Nasi Tuyuh (fried fowl), rice, and iced tea – RM7.5 Walk to railway bridge Eat dinner at the nightmarket near the bus terminal Special beef burger – RM3.5 Bottled water (1,5L) – RM1.5 Total expenses – RM60.2Day 5 7:30am – check-outPahang to MelakaDon’t leave yet. There’s more!5 Days Melaka ItineraryMalaysia Railway Adventure - Pahang Taman Negara, Kuala…8 Days Krabi and Phi Phi Itinerary, Southern Thailand6 Days Kuala Lumpur Itinerary — KL City Center, Malaysia2 Days Jodhpur Itinerary — Mehrangarh Fort and the Blue City4 Days Ho Chi Minh (Saigon) Itinerary, VietnamPosting of new comments is disabled temporarily.Connect with Marcos on:Detourista.comMarcosDetourist.comFacebookInstagramTwitterDetourista.comDiscover more travel guides and blogs about the Philippines and beyond by Marcos DetouristChoose your next destination: Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam