• Delete
  • Edit
park

Ulu Temburong National Park

Brunei

About

Ulu Temburong National Park is a park, located at Brunei

Location :
Brunei

Added by Jopie, at 22 January 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Add missing information

Add email
Add phone
Add business description
Add website
Add Social Media
Add Products and Services

10 Reviews

  • Ruth Hainsworth
    04 February 2018

    Best place to visit in Brunei by far. You take a boat to the resort, which is an experience in itself. Once you have travelled up the rapids, you can rest at the resort or take a hike up to the canopy walk. This is a once in a lifetime experience, and the view from the top is breathtaking. You can also go tubing on the river, or visit a small waterfall nearby. Guests are able to book into the hotel and stay overnight, or alternatively they can travel back the same day by river boat. Incredible day out - would definitely recommend spending the money to experience it.

    response / report this review
  • Owen Liu
    29 January 2018

    River trip and raftings are quite common. However, Ulu Temburong National park is not crowded with tourists. The quiet & peaceful jungle add serenity to an awesome ride on long-boat to the Canopy Walk. The climb through the muddy jungle track is raw fun. The top of Canopy walk offers a breathtaking 360deg view of the primary jungle. It's calm is so surreal. The tour guides are sincerely helpful and well mannered. An unforgetable & safe day trip for the family.

    response / report this review
  • Expat Pete
    14 January 2018

    Wonderful untouched landscapes and scenery. Any tour through this area is a must if coming to Brunei.

    response / report this review
  • Bryce Caster
    24 June 2017

    This remote national park has some of the most pristine jungle in all of Borneo. The only way to get here is via a boat (and a water taxi to Bangar). The highlight of the park is the canopy tower.

    response / report this review
  • Ahsan Jamal
    10 May 2017

    I have not seen such green area. 95% is covered with trees and greenery. Must take boat ride and climb up to towers to have breathtaking view of national park

    response / report this review
  • Hugo Azinheira
    08 April 2017

    Located in the Temburong district, at a 2h trip from BSB, the Ulu Temburong National Park was the first to be created in Brunei.
    It's made of pristine and untouched forest, with no human settlements.
    To access it one can take a speed boat from BSB to Bangar, then a car to Batang Duri and finally a longboat to the entrance of the park. As far as we were told, it's only possible to visit with a local guide, who can be arranged through the licensed agencies.
    It is possible to spend one night in one resort, which by the way was fully booked by His Majesty the Prince, the day we went there.
    One of the activities available is the canopy walk, at an impressive 40 to 60m height. There are also waterfalls, one particularly coveted due to the "spa fish" (we believe them to be sand diggers - Garra borneensis).
    As for the fauna, we did see a kingfisher, rajah brooke birdwing butterflies, ants and other bugs. There are other animals that can be spotted at precise locations and different times of the day, like pythons, gybons, squirrels, cats and fresh water crocodiles.

    response / report this review
  • Ryan Michael
    22 March 2017

    Great jungle, almost too big as we didn't see many of the wildlife as they were so well camouflaged

    response / report this review
  • Siti Junaidah
    16 November 2016

    I born this village.

    response / report this review
  • Ryan Dodd
    07 June 2016

    Fantastic national park, its so nice to see the jungle around here being conserved, especially after going to Malaysia and seeing the extent of deforestation for palm oil. The resort itself consists of a jungle walk uphill which will be a struggle for the elderly or those with disabilities, butt here are plenty of rest stops along the way. The canopy walk can appear quite daunting as it is essentially a 60m high piece of scaffold, but does provide some great views across the park. The river and waterfalls in the area are great to explore, and all the tour companies that run out of the park are lovely and helpful. Would recommend a visit to anyone in the area.

    response / report this review
  • Maximilian
    29 January 2016

    The beautiful canopy walk on the jungle tree top , beautiful waterfalls with fish massage, transportation on a long canoe

    response / report this review

Rate & Write Reviews