Sungai Lembing

Javelin River is close to Kuantan in Pahang Darul Makmur. Away from Kuantan about 60 km. This river is a branch of the width of the Pahang River. Popular village here is the village beside the River Kenau Kenau. The area is surrounded by hilly with Mount Filter (1512 m) in the North and Mount Serudom (1055 m) in the south. Green forest is felt here.


2001 opened its doors to visitors. Area of 2235 hectares of this museum.
1906-1986 Mining tin carried by the Pahang River Javelin Consolidated Company Limited (PCCL).

Building 1911 was originally a bungalow European managers who sit here. The museum overlooks the River Kenau. Colonial Architecture architectural features. Originally only the roof of palm leaves and leather-bark.

1941-1945 was used as a Japanese military headquarters.
Over 100 mining-related equipment on display and will help to recall the glory of nostalgic tin ore in Australia and NSW in particular.

A highlight is the diorama in Underground Mines with a light dark, disgusting and dirty environment as well as rail and trains used in the underground.
Miners then forced to use helmets, lights and lamps Kabaid battery power only. Courage is very important to work in the tunnel. Security is the subject of the second

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waterfall

Antara air terjun yang termasyhur di Malaysia terletak di Negeri Pahang, iaitu:

Air Terjun Sg. Pandan, Kuantan

Air Terjun Teladas, Maran.

Air Terjun Pelangi, Sg. Lembing

Air Terjun Chamang, Bentong

Air Terjun Berkelah, Maran

Air Terjun Lata Jarum, Raub

Air Terjun Pulau Chekas, Raub

Air terjun Lata Meraung Jerantut

Geography

The physical geography can be broken into roughly three sections: the highlands, the rainforest, and the coastal areas
[edit]Highlands
Peninsular Malaysia straddles a rich quartz vein that is associated with the mountain range in the center. Rainforest covers much of the highlands, but it tends to be thinner, with more deciduous trees. Ferns are also extremely common, thanks mainly to the high humidity and fog that permeates the area.
The Cameron Highlands area in the west is home to extensive tea plantations. The area is the highest on the mainland, and the climate is temperate enough to have distinct temperature variations year round. The area is also known as a major supplier of legumes and vegetables to both Malaysia and Singapore.
Genting Highlands is known as Malaysia's playground. It is home to several hotels, a theme park and Malaysia's only casino. Genting Highlands was developed by Lim Goh Tong, who envisioned a hillside getaway destination for people wanting to get away from city hustle and bustle, and is conveniently situated 40 minutes from the capital of Kuala Lumpur, accessible by highway. The border of Genting Highlands straddles both the states of Pahang and Selangor.

The famous silk merchant and fashion designer Jim Thompson mysteriously disappeared in the area, and it was also home to theCommunist guerrillas who fought the British during the 1950s.

Fraser's Hill was used as a British summer getaway to escape the tropical heat. It is distinctive that the road to and from Fraser's Hill is a single lane up the hill and traffic limited to a single direction at certain hours. It is now a small hamlet with British architectural buildings and also a holiday destination.
There is also a population of native Orang Asli who live in the area, although most have been relocated from the forests to other areas.

Rainforest

The north of the state is home to the country's largest national park, Taman Negara. This large primary rainforest is extensive, and is home to many rare or endangered animals, such as the tapir, kancil, tigers and leopards.

Rainforest covers 2/3 of the area of the state, and the peninsula's highest point, Gunung Tahan, is located within Taman Negara. Since the equator is so close, the rainforests in Malaysia are among the oldest in the world: roughly 130 million years old.

Lakes

Two famous lakes are found in Pahang. Tasik Bera is a Ramsar site and is important for its rich freshwater peat environment, home to various flora and fauna. The Semelai Orang Asli live in the area and continue their traditional way of life, hunting, fishing and making use of their natural environment.
Tasik Cini is home to a legend whereby a dragon was believed to reside in the lake. Talks also abound about a lost city that sunk beneath the water. Famed for its lotus blooms, recently controversy has sparked with mismanaged tourism development resulting in the massive die off of trees, and recent findings of pollution in the water.

Demography

 Kuantan

 Pekan

 Rompin

 Temerloh

 Maran, Pahang

 Bera, Pahang

 Bentong

 Raub

 Jerantut

 Lipis

 Cameron Highlands