Wildlifeof Malaysia
Wildlife in Krau Wildlife Reserve
Pahang
A protected block of lowland and hill forest in central Pahang, long used for wildlife research, with the Kuala Gandah elephant centre on its edge. Gibbons, siamangs and hornbills are regular, and the reserve holds a full set of lowland forest birds. Access to the interior needs a permit.
Highlights
- Siamang and lar gibbon calls at dawn
- Lowland forest birds, including hornbills
- Kuala Gandah elephant centre nearby
Top wildlife targets
Trip reports from here
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Krau Wildlife Reserve?
- Top wildlife targets in Krau Wildlife Reserve include Siamang, Lar Gibbon, Asian Elephant, Oriental Pied Hornbill, Gaur and Sun Bear. Highlights: Siamang and lar gibbon calls at dawn.
- Where is Krau Wildlife Reserve?
- Krau Wildlife Reserve is in Pahang, Malaysia (about 3.7°, 102.2°).
- What are the highlights of Krau Wildlife Reserve?
- Siamang and lar gibbon calls at dawn, Lowland forest birds, including hornbills and Kuala Gandah elephant centre nearby.