Bukit Batu Suluh
OPEN FOR PUBLIC. SOME AREAS MAY BE PROHIBITED.
CHARGES MAY APPLY FOR SOME AREAS OR ACTIVITIES.
Tucked away in the lush landscapes of Ulu Kinta, Perak, Bukit Batu Suluh offers an invigorating hiking experience for nature enthusiasts seeking both challenge and serenity.This moderately challenging trail, approximately 5.6 kilometers round trip, typically takes about two hours to complete.Starting from Kampung Orang Asli Ulu Suluh, hikers are greeted with a journey that meanders through verdant forests, featuring a mix of gentle inclines and steeper sections that require careful navigation, especially during wet conditions.
One of the trail's highlights is the panoramic view of the Sultan Azlan Shah Dam, a sight that rewards hikers early in their ascent.As the trail progresses, the terrain becomes more demanding, with certain segments equipped with ropes to assist in the climb.The summit, though compact, offers breathtaking vistas, including views of the distant Gunung Korbu and Gunung Gayong, two of Peninsular Malaysia's highest peaks.
Access to Bukit Batu Suluh is regulated to preserve its natural beauty and ensure a quality experience for all visitors.Prospective hikers are required to obtain a permit in advance through the Perak Eco-Tourism Activity Application System (Sistem Permohonan Aktiviti Eko-Pelancongan Perak).The permit process helps manage the number of visitors and maintain the trail's condition.
For those seeking a hiking adventure that combines physical challenge with the tranquility of nature, Bukit Batu Suluh stands as a compelling destination.Its unique blend of natural beauty, cultural significance and managed access makes it a noteworthy addition to Perak's array of outdoor attractions.
