Situated near the border of Taman Negara, this huge forest reserve is home to the world's largest Chengal tree. It is estimated to be around 1,300 years old with a diameter of 16.75 meters and a height of 65 meters. The wood of Chengal trees is mainly used for building purposes as it is known to be extremely durable.A highly exciting destination for nature lovers and the adventurous, Pasir Raja is blessed with clean, fresh air, countless wildlife, magnificent flora and fauna, numerous winding streams, rapids and a waterfall. It is a perfect setting for jungle trekking, swimming and relaxing.
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pasir raja tu ada kebun ayah ted, n kebun nenek..banyak la tanah kat situ,alang2 g ke cemerong terus..eh, papa datang ganu, singgah umah kat paka tau
wow bEsarnyEr pokok...
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