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HIGHLIGHT
Bako National Park, a unique and diverse natural haven that covers approximately 27 square kilometers. Established in 1957, it is Malaysia's oldest national park and is renowned for its rich biodiversity and distinct ecosystems.
The park encompasses various habitats, including mangrove swamps, dipterocarp forests, and limestone formations, providing a home to a remarkable array of flora and fauna. Towering limestone cliffs and sea stacks adorn the coastline, creating a picturesque landscape.
Bako is particularly famous for its proboscis monkeys, distinctive with their large, pendulous noses. Visitors may also encounter a plethora of wildlife, including macaques, monitor lizards, and numerous bird species. A network of well-maintained trails allows for exploration, leading adventurers through dense jungles, across streams, and to secluded beaches.
The park's diverse ecosystems showcase an impressive variety of plant life, from carnivorous pitcher plants to rare orchids. Bako National Park stands as a testament to Malaysia's commitment to conservation, offering visitors a chance to experience the beauty and complexity of untouched nature in a protected environment.