Belum Rainforest Resort

Belum Rainforest Resort offers a rare opportunity to step into one of the world's oldest tropical rainforests-over 130 million years old-surpassing even the Amazon and Congo in age.Situated on Pulau Banding, within the vast Belum‑Temengor reserve spanning more than 267,000 ha, it is an eco‑sanctuary where guests wake to pristine lake views, untouched jungle ambienceand the symphony of native wildlife.

The resort seamlessly blends modern comfort with deep nature immersion.Lodging options range from lakeside rooms and traditional chalets to luxurious villas like Villa Santubong and grand-scale accommodations such as the 7‑bedroom Villa Tanjung Wan-each equipped with amenities including private balconies, minibars, Wi‑Fiand thoughtful service.A highlight is the infinity‑edge pool (25 × 5.5 m) that hangs above Temenggor Lake, a serene retreat for reading, relaxingor simply marveling at jungle sunsets.

Culinary offerings are anchored by the all‑day Hornbill Restaurant and the SiDai specialty restaurant, delivering hearty Asian‑Western fare and Mediterranean‑inspired dishes with panoramic lake outlooks.Whether you're savoring dinner or enjoying sunset cocktails at the Sidai lounge, the soundtrack is always nature's chorus.

Adventurers will find their haven here.Guided excursions take you on jungle treks to salt‑licks and waterfalls, wildlife‑spotting walks in search of hornbills, elephantsand tapirsand boat outings to remote Orang Asli villages.Water‑based activities-kayaking, bamboo‑rafting, fishingor taking a houseboat cruise-offer immersive exploration of Temenggor Lake's many islands.

For corporate retreats or family celebrations, the Karas Hall and meeting rooms provide lakeside conferencing with high‑speed internet, while tailored packages incorporate adventure treks, team‑building challengesand cultural visits.Special “Back to Basics” and floating‑villa packages offer unique multi‑day experiences including Rafflesia spotting, herbal‑garden walks, kayaking, spa sessionsand all‑inclusive dining near the heart of the rainforest.