There are over 10,000 species of plants, 350 species of birds and local mammals including mouse deer, barking deer, tapirs, wild boars, elephants, leopards, tigers, and monkeys.

A visit to Taman Negara, however, is not complete until you have done the canopy walk. The world's longest such walk, it winds over 400 meters in the forest canopy allowing you to view the rich and diverse flora and fauna at the very summit of the forest, 25 meters above the ground.

Visitors will find exploring the numerous jungle trails and limestone caves as well as climbing Mount Tahan (Gunung Tahan), the highest peak in Peninsular Malaysia, an exhilarating promotions.