ENDAU ROMPIN NATIONAL PARK

 

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Endau Rompin National Park Malaysia

GUIDE NOTES TO VISITORS, TREKKERS & CAMPERS

Check the notes on the following topics before you embark on any trekking excursions..... You may find them useful!

 

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Useful tips                                                                     Endau Rompin East - Kampong Peta

Guide notes for trekkers                                           Endau Rompin West - Bekok / Selai

Guide notes on jungle survival 

Tips on what to do if you get lost

 

Useful Tips

 

  • The weather is generally hot and humid all year round. Temperatures ranges from 25 - 33 degrees Celsius.

  • Rainy season is between mid December to mid January.

  • Most appropriate clothing for the jungle are loose fitting cotton long sleeved shirts and long pants to help keep  insects at bay.

  • Wear comfortable boots or sneakers

  • Helpful to bring along a first aid kit, torchlight and an insect repellent

  • Visitors are requested to help the Department of Wild Life preserve nature' beauty bykeeping litter and noise pollution to the minimum.

 

Guide Notes for Trekkers & Campers    

 

  1. Heavy duty gear is recommended for if you intend stay 2 or more days camping in the jungle. Also if you are on long treks, keep your back packs a light as possible and plan the items that you need to carry. If you are on a leisure tours with meals and guide provided the normal shorts and cotton shirts / tshirts is sufficient.
  2. Leeches is generally not a major problem but they can be a real nuisance if the weather is  wet or the ground is soggy. Insect repellent is normally sprayed on the socks and shoes to keep them at bay.
  3. Things to bring - as a general guide     -  first aid kit (can be shared), 1 medium/small towel, bathing suite, joggers/walking shoes, slippers/flip-slops, jumper/hat, cups & plates, fork and spoon, toiletries, socks (few pairs), clothings, sleeping bag, insect repellent (can be shared), comfortable back pack, lighter, water bottle, raincoat and torchlight 

          When choosing what clothes to bring, consider their weight (dry or 

          wet!). Avoid jeans, jacket and other bulky apparel. This is  applicable if you are

          camping and if your transport reaches the campsite / chalet weight is immaterial.

    

Jungle Survival 

 

  • Don't travel at night as visibility is low.
  • Don't drink unboiled or stagnant water. If you have to, look for a moving stream with clear running water.
  • Don't eat any fruits or plants unless you know they are edible.
  • Don't leave camp without informing others.
  • Don't stray away from other trekkers. Safety in numbers.
  • Stay healthy. Don't take unnecessary risks like climbing rocks and trees.
  • Important items that a trekker must possess - a large knife and waterproof matches or lighter.
  • Check with your guide or expedition leader whether it is save to swim in the river. Rivers may look save but if there are heavy rain up stream, the river water level may swell in a very short time and can sweep away even a very strong swimmer.

  Tips - if you get lost 

 

  • If you are lost, back track and check your bearings before continuing.
  • Stay put because it would be easier for the rescue teams to locate you than if you were to wander around aimlessly.
  • Listen to the sounds of water, either stream of river. Follow it down stream until it leads you back to civilisation.
  • Always think of self-preservation and never take unnecessary risks.
  • Try to leave some sort of mark along your path bysystematically slashing leaves or tree barks so that you can find your way back if necessary. 

 

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