Information of FRIM ❤

Waterfall












the small wooden bridge












the pathway












the pathway












the canopy walkway












the canopy layer









the spider












malays tea house












malays tea house












malays tea house









malays tea house












malays tea house












malays tea house









malays tea house












malays tea house












malays tea house












malays tea house












malays tea house












the map in FRIM











Eucalypus deglupta












Dunno wat lai de =w=












the Charge












Bukit FRIM












Map & Guide









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FRIM

There are
jungle trails,
canopy walkway,
waterfalls,
a herbarium,
a library
and a museum housing different species of wood, their uses and products.

Canopy Walkway Information

Open to public everyday except MONday and FRIday
From 9.30 am – 2.30 pm only

The reason for its closure in the afternoon is because of the strong wind that blows in the afternoon.

- Advance bookings by phone or fax
- Safety harnesses available by request
- Guided walks available for additional charge

Entry Fees:

* RM 5 Adults
* RM 3 Students (Age 13 years onwards)[bring along students` card]
* RM 1 Children (Age 7 to 12 years)

Park

Friday : 8.00 am - 12.15 pm, 2.45 pm - 4.30 pm

Admission, RM3.00 per car.

Nature Education Centre

Environmental education is part of the green package at FRIM. Besides the rainforest trails, the Nature Education Center offers a chance to raise awareness among kids and adults.

These outdoor adventure education activities focus on the tropical rainforest biome and its wonderful animal and plant biodiversity.

Nature outings can last from a day-trip to nearly a week and the NEC arranges all facilities, food and materials for a great jungle escape at FRIM nature landscapes.

NEC Information

Open to public: Monday to Friday
From 9.00 am – 5.30 pm daily

Others

Keruing Trail	30 minutes	An easy stroll with 26 stations that teach about the bark, leaves, buttress and crown of timber tree species
Salleh Trail	45-60 minutes	This path angles up the hill slope and merges with the Keruing Trail before veering downhill towards the Rover Track. Some spots are marked with stations, but its best just to take a camera and find little surprises in the niches.
Engkabang Trail	30 minutes	Starting across from the traditional house and exiting at the Dipterocarp Arboretum, this flat forest path crisscrosses a stream and mushy wetland.

The Rover Track is the starting place for mountain biking trails. If it's your first time just follow the crowd or return the exact way you came.

Even when you're on a bike trail thrashing over rainforest habitat, wildlife still persists. Sometimes - OK one time - a wild pig bolted out of the woods to snort up a few roots in a nearby agriculture patch. And, if lucky, maybe you'll hear the whoosh-whoosh of hornbills flapping in flight.

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Guys , We`re planning to gather at the corridor in front of school at 7am

then fetched by Brandon`s mum

and then start our trip

the information-s above are about FRIM

we can refer it

and then .... bring along what things are necessary

that`s all ..

any information please get from me ,Kei / Wen / Brandon / Gary xD~

Enjoy our trip on this FRIday .. Hooray !!!~=)