Lush tropical forests, cool mountain air, beaches, lakes and waterfalls. These natural wonders make Pahang, the largest state in peninsular Malaysia, the most visited place outside of Kuala Lumpur.

The two most popular destinations here are the Cameron Highlands, a beautiful hilltop resort and Pulau Tioman, one of the most spectacular islands in the world. Other points of interest are Taman Negara National Park and Kuantan, the state capital.

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Places of interest

Cameron Highlands
One of the most beautiful spots in the whole of Asia, this hill-top holiday destination is the perfect spot to escape the city hustle and bustle.

Pulau Tioman (Tioman Island)
Unspoilt nature, stunning coral reef, deserted beaches, high mountains and jungle. For all these reasons, Tioman has been voted as one of the top ten islands in the world.

Kuantan
While being of less historic interest than many of Malaysia's state capitals, Kuantan is a nice little town and the starting point of all tours around the state.

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Gua Charah (Charah Caves)
The Charah Caves, just outside Kuantan, are a revered Buddhist sanctuary. The caves are used as meditation retreats for Buddhist monks. The highlight is an impressive stone sculpture of the reclining Buddha.

Gua Panching
A limestone cave, housing a huge statue of the reclining Buddha, over 9m tall. Around midday sunlight breaks through the cave and illuminates the statue.

Tasik Chini
The thirteen fresh-water lakes that make up Tasik Chini are similar in legend to Loch Ness. Stories of monsters in the lakes and an ancient Khmer city has attracted archaeologists and ruins have been found on the bottom of the lake. During August and September, the surface of the water is covered in lotus flowers.

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