(TASIK KENYIR) KENYIR LAKE

When the dam was completed in 1985, the water catchments area raises, creating hilltops, rivers and highlands into 340 islands, 14 waterfalls and numerous rapids. It is by far the biggest man-made hydroelectric dam in South East Asia and cover 260,000 hectares. It offers exotic rainforest flora and fauna. Pengkalan Gawi is the main jetty to its many splendours. Boat services, food stalls, toilet facilities, ample parking space and tourist information centre are available at the jetty. The lush jungles of Tasik Kenyir offer jungle trekking, bird watching, freshwater fishing and jungle camping to the adventurous. Kelah Fish Sanctuary proves that Kelah, a type of deep water fish can reared and bred in a special pond. Plans are underway to breed and return the fish to its natural habitat. Also a canopy walk facilities will be built for visitors to view the spectacular nature from the tree tops. There are plenty of floating lodges, houseboats, chalets and international class resort that fit every budget. For nature lover and naturalists, Tasik Kenyir offers exciting and thrilling arrays of water-based activities that makes up memorable stay.