Photographs of Endau Rompin National Park:

From Singapore to Kampung Peta

 

In order to reach Endau Rompin National Park, we took a train from Tanjong Pagar train station in Singapore to the town of Kluang in Johor state of Malaysia. The train journey took about 2 hours.

At Kluang, we were transferred to a rugged looking bus and started a journey east to the town of Kahang which was about 45 minutes away. After lunch at Kahang, we continued to the Orang Asli aborigine settlement of Kampung Peta which was about 1.5 hours drive through a rugged track road through palm plantations and dense rainforest.

The group photograph on the left was taken at our chalets at Kampung Peta.

 
Our rugged looking bus from Kluang to Kampung Peta Along the bumpy track road to Kampung Peta
 
 
Palm plantations along the journey  Passing by a truck carrying palm fruits
 
 
The entrance of Kampung Peta Our rustic looking chalets 
 
 
Our place of stay among the natives The cooking and dining hut
 
 
Our wonderful guide, Razif  The guys taking a pose during the trek
 
 
Learning about water surviving techniques in the Endau River flowing next to the settlement Razif showing the skills of kayaking in the shallow river

 

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