Wildlifeof Malaysia
Wildlife in Fraser's Hill
Pahang
An old colonial hill station at about 1,300 m, and one of Southeast Asia's classic birding sites. Quiet roads and short trails through montane forest give easy views of mixed flocks, barbets, trogons and laughingthrushes, and siamangs are often heard from the Gap road. Weekdays are quieter than weekends.
Highlights
- Montane bird flocks along quiet roads
- Endemic Malayan whistling thrush
- Siamangs and dusky langurs
Top wildlife targets
Trip reports from here
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Fraser's Hill?
- Top wildlife targets in Fraser's Hill include Malayan Whistling Thrush, White-browed Shrike-babbler, Black-browed Barbet, Orange-breasted Trogon, Siamang, Dusky Langur and Mountain Peacock-Pheasant. Highlights: Montane bird flocks along quiet roads.
- Where is Fraser's Hill?
- Fraser's Hill is in Pahang, Malaysia (about 3.71°, 101.74°).
- What are the highlights of Fraser's Hill?
- Montane bird flocks along quiet roads, Endemic Malayan whistling thrush and Siamangs and dusky langurs.
- Are there trip reports for Fraser's Hill?
- Yes: Peninsular Malaysia in 2004: Taman Negara, Bukit Fraser and Bukit Larut, a mammal-watching trip report.