The place is in fact similar to Botanical Garden in Penang, though it has smaller entrance, and it utilize the existing forest area and turn it into a recreation park. There’s jogging track and hiking trail for park lover.
This is a place to relax and listen to the jungle. When you hear it, but do you listen to it. Listen to the sound of the surrounding of the forest keep ones calm and at peace. Also there is another sound, that will your own breathing. Listen to your own breathing is another part of the experience too. The jungle is calm, why not you.
We had so much fun in Taman Rimba and for nature lovers like us it is really an amazing and meaningful journey that we will never forget because we had the chance to enjoy the nature and see the beautiful scenery of Hutan Lipur at this Taman Rimba.
Mengkuang Dam
Mengkuang Dam is a dam located less than 28 km to the north-east of Butterworth in Penang main land. It is the largest dam in Penang. It has a park that is popular for recreational activity. The dam is also one of the venues for the annual Penang International Dragon Boat Festival.
St. Anne’s Church
Built by priest Fr Adolphe Couellan in 1846, the St. Anne’s Church started off as a small chapel. Today, it attracts thousands of pilgrims from around the globe.
Arulmigu Karumariamman Temple
The Arulmigu Karumariamman Temple had humble beginnings more than a hundred years ago. It was built to cater the needs of the estate workers residing in the Paduma Estate, Perai. It is the largest Hindu temple in Malaysia