| Raub Raub is situated 110km from K. Lumpur and 265km from Kuantan The town is one of the older towns in Pahang was once a gold mining settlement. The old folkís tale recounts that in the early 19th century, an old man and his two sons discovered gold every time they scooped up the earth in Raub, Thus Raub derived its name from the Malay word which means Ďscoopí. Being a gold mining town in the late 1800ís.
| Raub is said to be built on a labyrinth of tunnels. Itís colonial past is still evident in the fine old buildings scattered around the town. Cameron Highlands is located in the Raub district and is only an hour away from the town. A lot of orchards are to be found here especially durian orchards in Sungai Kau. Raub is also the main supplier of bananas to the nation. |
Bukit Telaga Waterfalls
An ideal stopover as it is on the way to Fraserís Hill, the Bukit Telaga Waterfall is known for turbulent rapids which flows through rugged rocky area. Location: 15km from Fraserís Hill and 19km from Raub Town.
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Jeram Besu Rapids Jeram Besu or Besu Rapids is fast gaining popularity as one of the best white water-rafting and kayaking spot in the country. The rapids, (river grade 2 to 4 depending on the river water level) has now attracted a lot of white water enthusiasts i.e. rafters, kayakers and canoeists from all over the country even as far as Singapore. Complemented by its easy accessibility, it is both challenging and thrilling. |
| Other activities such as jungle trekking, flying fox, war games and rubber rafting are also available. Accommodations comes in the form of chalets, camping sites and hostels. |
Located on Sungai Lipis at approximately 6 km before the town of Benta and about 2 1/2 hours drive from
Tasik Ria Kundang Puah Recreational Centre
This former tin mine is now a lake clustered with tiny island that is now a famous spot for fishing. Location: 21km from Raub. Sungai Pasu Recreation Centre Located in the village fo Sungai Pasu, it offers tranquil lake setting, lush greenery and a freshwater fish fond. It is also a location for the local homestay programme. Location: 13km from Raub.
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Lata Jeram A popular picnic spot next to a series of rapids which culminate in a clear picturesque rock pool surrounded by tropical greenery. It has public amenities such as changing rooms and parking lots. Location: 30km from Raub. |
Lata Lembik Waterfalls This fascinating rock formation, a result of geological change over millions of years, is set amidst lush greenery - a great spot for picnics and family get-togethers. Location: 42km from Raub. Pekan While Kuantan is the administrative capital of the State of Pahang, Pekan is its Royal capital.
The Royal Palace
The ruler of Pahang, His Royal Highness the Sultan, resides at the magnificent palace in Pekan. A stopover to view this authentically fascinating Malay Palace is worth your trip to Pahang. If you happen to be there during the celebrations of the Ruler's official birthday on 24th of October, you would be able to witness the annual outburst of culture and tradition of this special town. State Museum Houses a rich collection of historical items, valuable antique pieces such as glassware and ceramics from ancient China. Documents the old history of Pahang especially that of its ancient kings. Location: Jalan Sultan Ahmad, Pekan.
Nenasi Beach
Nenasi beach is fringed by casuarinas, nipah and coconut palms, and slopes steeply to the sea. Getting to the beach however really requires a journey in a four wheel drive vehicle over some bumpy terrain. The nearby river mouth is laced with mangrove where 'udang galah' (giant prawns) breed. Amenities, such as food stalls, restaurants, public toilets and changing rooms are available, as are opportunities to indulge in water sports or fishing. Location: Near Nenasi town, some 42 km from Pekan.
| Pulau Keladi Cultural Village |
The cultural village primarily consists of the 'kampung' house where Tun Abdul Razak was born, the Tun Abdul Razak Memorial Hall, the Penghulu's (village chief) office and the Pahang Silk Weaving Centre. Facilities available in the cultural village include a recreational area by the river, a service counter, an exhibition and display centre, handicraft and souvenir stalls, Malaysian style food and refreshments, public restrooms and car park.
The Tun Razak Memorial Hall
Dedicated to the second Prime Minister of Malaysia, this memorial hall houses some of the late Tun Abdul Razak's personal effects and memorabilia. Completed in 1994 the showcase depict aspects of the life of Tun Abdul Razak, an historic figure in the early days of the nation's development.
The house where Tun Abdul Razak was born has been rebuilt on its original site and in the exact style of the day. The house displays the characteristic 3 section construction, comprising a threshold, the 'ibu rumah' (the house proper) and the kitchen.
Measuring 8.5 metres by 14.15 metres, it offers the visitor a life like experience of the atmosphere of a typical Malay village house at the turn of the century. The Silk Weaving Centre. Pahang proudly boasts of the quality of its silk produced here at Pulau Keladi. Pekan. Its traditional intricate weaving method has been passed down for generations. A wide array of silk scarves and fabrics are on sale at the centre. |
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