Wildlifeof Malaysia
Wildlife in Penang National Park
Penang
One of the world's smallest national parks, on the north-west tip of Penang island, with coastal forest, beaches and a meromictic lake. Trails lead to turtle beaches, and the forest has dusky langurs, colugos and monitor lizards.
Highlights
- Coastal forest trails to quiet beaches
- Turtle hatchery at Pantai Kerachut
- Langurs, colugos and monitor lizards
Top wildlife targets
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Penang National Park?
- Top wildlife targets in Penang National Park include Green Sea Turtle, Dusky Langur, Sunda Colugo, Malayan Water Monitor and Long-tailed Macaque. Highlights: Coastal forest trails to quiet beaches.
- Where is Penang National Park?
- Penang National Park is in Penang, Malaysia (about 5.46°, 100.2°).
- What are the highlights of Penang National Park?
- Coastal forest trails to quiet beaches, Turtle hatchery at Pantai Kerachut and Langurs, colugos and monitor lizards.