Discover all the hidden gems of Bentong, Pahang, with our comprehensive guide! From picturesque nature trails to local attractions and tasty cuisine, discover where to go and what to do in Bentong, a vibrant town in Malaysian.
The order/number on the list does not indicate rating or ranking; all are equivalently ranked as must-try places and interesting things to do in Bentong, Pahang.
WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO DO AT BENTONG, PAHANG
1. Japanese Village
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Teahouse & tatami suite in Japanese garden enclosed in a rainforest, with rental of kimono. It is a suitable place for a family trip, school trip and a trip with bunch of friends because you get to learn about other country culture. The first stop is the Japanese Village in Bentong. The atmosphere here is close to your favorite Japanese TV series or what you will see in Japan. Bukit Tinggi, located in Colmar Tropicale, this is the location for young people, children and families. To get here you have to walk uphill and climb 88 stairs, so you need a certain amount of fitness. You should take in some cool fresh air as you’re going up. The koi ponds are the main attraction and a perfect spot to take a picture session.
- km 48, Persimpangan Bertingkat Lebuhraya Karak, Colmar Tropicale, Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong, Pahang, 28750
Tel: 09-221 3888
Operating Hours: 10 am – 5 pm
2. Botanical Garden
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Another big attraction is the Botanical Garden, near the Japanese Village. You can get closer to nature and take in sights of herbs and orchids in this beautiful garden, or see wildlife like monkeys. To get here, you can get on a free shuttle bus to Kuala Lumpur from Berjaya Times Square. This is a perfect place to unwind and get away from the center of town.
- KM48 Persimpangan Bertingkat Lebuhraya Karak, 28750 Bentong, Pahang
Tel: 09-221 3666
Operating Hours: 10 am – 5 pm
3. Bentong Walk
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Bentong Walk is an initiative of both young and old locals in town who turned the whole ancient streets into a big tourist attraction. This initiative also paved the way for Bentong youth to develop skills in entrepreneurship and involve themselves in street art. Before you arrive here, take note that this attraction only opens on Saturdays once a week. In addition to the exclusive, vibrant and imaginative street murals, this is where you can search for your souvenirs, try some local delicacies, and see what local people are up to. There is a vibrant night market at the same time with all kinds of things happening. .
- 92, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang
Tel: 018-916 3148
Operating Hours: 5. 30 pm – 11 pm: Saturday Only
4. Lentang Forest Reserve
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How about a holiday picnic? Look no further than Lentang Forest Reserve, also known as the Recreational Forest in Lentang. Activity-wise, apart from having a picnic there is plenty you can do here. Take some photos of the wild mushrooms at the forest reserve and Rajah Brooke butterflies. You may also dip into the water to cool down before continuing to the next point of interests. The best time to visit the Lentang Forest Reserve is in the dry season; for safety reasons, try to avoid coming here during the monsoon season. You can buy some food from the stalls located inside the area if you don’t have time to prepare some food.
- Lebuhraya Karak, Lentang, Bentong, Pahang
Operating Hours: 8 am – 5 pm; Open Everyday
5. Bilut Extreme Park
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Asking all fans of extreme sports! The Bilut Extreme Park has one particular activity you will enjoy. The hint is in above photo. How would you like to ride an All- Terrain (ATV) vehicle? As part of the trip you’ll pass through the stream and oil palm plantation. A qualified ATV driver is going to lead the way so everybody is on the right track. Other than that, by trying out archery, you can also have fun with paintball, and be Robin Hood for a day. All events suited to all age groups
- Kampung Baharu, 27600 Bentong, Pahang
Tel: 014-608 8803
Operating Hours: 9. 30 am – 6 pm
6. Bentong Farm
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Looking for the perfect vacation spot? Surrounded by serene nature and home to over 100 species of exotic animals, Bentong Farm is the perfect getaway. The Bentong Farm, which is only eight minutes’ drive from Bentong town and one hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur, is a true Eden with its breathtaking natural display and breathtaking scenery where one may find tranquilly and serenity away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Many activities that you can enjoy here such as Pelican Feeding in Savannah, get mesmerized in the Bird Aviary, Tortoise grooming and Fish feeding at Phantasy Harbour.
- Lot 6239-6241, Kampung Orang Asli Lebak, Batu, 3, Jalan Chamang, 28700 Bentong, Pahang
Tel: 010-283 3655
Operating Hours: 10 am – 6 pm (Monday-Friday), 9.30 am – 6 pm (Saturday-Sunday); Closed on Tuesday
Entrance Fee (One day pass): Mykad: Adult- RM48, Child- RM38, Senior Citizen- RM38
Normal: Adult- RM68, Child- RM58, Senior Citizen- RM58
7. Chamang Waterfall
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Chamang Falls is ideal for non-hikers who want to experience a powerful waterfall. Chamang Waterfall in Bentong, Malaysia, is stunning and powerful. The rocky falls, surrounded by thick flora, are known for their hanging bridges, picnic areas, and hiking trails. The main attraction at Chamang Waterfall is the suspension bridge across the river. A tent and BBQ pit make the area above the bridge an ideal picnic place. Start at the suspension bridge for an easy 2.5-kilometer hike with limitless fall views.
- 68, 28750 Bentong, Pahang
Entrance Fee: RM3/Adult & RM3/Parking
8. Bentong Gallery
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The Bentong Gallery displays the history of Bentong’s development and places of attraction. Bentong Gallery is a unique place where historical, cultural, and tourism interests converge. The Bentong Gallery now occupies the old shop lots that once housed Loke Yew’s business activities in Bentong, drawing inspiration from the significant achievements of Mr. Loke Yew and other prominent figures in the past.
- 17-18, Jalan Loke Yew, 28700 Bentong, Pahang
Tel: 09-222 7600
Operating Hours: 9 am – 6 pm (Monday-Tuesday, Saturday-Sunday); Closed on Wednesday-Friday
Entrance Fee: Free
9. Camp Lù Yīng
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Good news for campers! Camp Lù Yīng is the right place for you. Camp Lù Yīng, also known as Camp Eagle, is nestled at the highest point of Bukit Tinggi in Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia. Offering a camping site with glamping facilities and a spectacular view above the clouds. At Camp Lù Yīng, they have the size and capacity to host big campouts. Families and large groups seeking space, fresh air, the great outdoors, and facilities will find it the perfect camping ground.
- Camp Lù Yīng, Kampung Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong, Pahang
Tel: 019-980 8876
Operating Hours: 9 am – 5 pm
Entrance Fee: From RM 70 / Per Pax
10. D' Bilut Agrofarm & Retreat
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D’BILUT is the ideal getaway for the whole family. It can be a day trip to visit their D’Bilut Animal Garden, to let loose the children at the D’Bilut Fun Pool, or to simply sit down to a wonderful gastronomic delight at D’Bilut Cafe. Alternatively, for a guaranteed peaceful rest, spend the night at any of their D’Bilut Abodes. Your stay can also be “made-to-order.” Varieties of animals are available to see in the D’Bilut Animal Garden, such as deer, racoons, goats, and rabbits. Only 1–2 of these species are unique and are not visible at nearby argofarms.
- Lot 6773 Lurah Bilut, 28800 Bentong, Pahang
Tel: 09-5093769
Operating Hours: 8 am – 6 pm; Closed on Tuesday