Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Kubah National Park is located in Sarawak on the island of Borneo, Malaysia. Characterized by its rugged rainforest terrain, the park spans over several hills and is dominated by the peaks of Mount Serapi, Mount Selang, and Mount Sendok. This protected area is a biodiversity hotspot, home to a variety of plant species including orchids and ferns, as well as wildlife such as bearded pigs, mouse deer, and a wide range of bird species. The park is especially famous for its amphibian diversity, with the frog pond drawing researchers and visitors alike for nighttime frog-spotting. Established in 1989, Kubah National Park offers a mix of hiking trails that cater to various skill levels, with well-marked paths leading to waterfalls, natural creeks, and views of the surrounding rainforest. Visitors can enjoy activities like bird watching, photography, and picnicking. Its rich ecosystem and accessibility from the city of Kuching make it a popular choice for nature enthusiasts and those seeking an experience of Sarawak's unique natural beauty.