Pahang, the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia, is endowed with a diverse range of attractions. Nearly two-thirds of the 35,960 sq.km. state is enveloped in verdant rainforest, making it a magnificent enclave of lush greenery, exotic wildlife and nature's wonders.

The country's premier national park, Taman Negara as well as the Endau Rompin State Park contain an astounding ecological diversity with a vast collection of flora and fauna. The state also has the distinction of being the home of the first Ramsar heritage site at Lake Bera. The Orang Asli, or indigenous people, with their intriguing traditions and way of life, add color to Pahang's heritage.

Pahang's long, scenic coastline is a paradise of swaying palms and sandy beaches washed by the South China Sea. Cherating Beach and Tioman Island are renowned as some of the region's most popular beach resorts, captivating sun seekers with their exciting beach activities, underwater attractions and pristine charm.

The formidable Main Range divides the state into east and west, and Gunung Tahan, the highest peak in the peninsula, provides challenging adventures for serious climbers. The state's mountainous terrain has also endowed it with several invigorating hill stations, ideal for fun-filled family holidays.

Genting Highlands, dubbed the city of entertainment, and Bukit Tinggi, a French-themed resort, are excellent getaways situated an hour's drive from Kuala Lumpur. Kuantan, the state capital, is an interesting mix of modern buildings and charming cottage industries. Pahang's majestic nature, beautiful beaches, bustling townships, quaint villages, friendly people, unique handicrafts and delicious food make for a mesmerizing and unforgettable vacation. Come, discover this gift of nature!