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Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve
Expanding the protected habitat for the Malayan Tiger, Malaysia’s national icon.
Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve expands the sanctuary for the critically endangered Malayan Tiger. Pahang has designated approximately 142,000 hectares of forest contiguous with Taman Negara National Park’s southern boundary as the first Tiger Reserve in South East Asia.
Enggang manages the operations of the Al-Sultan Abdullah Royal Tiger Reserve, guided by Conservation Assured | Tiger Standards (CA|TS) and IUCN standards forprotected and conserved areas.
A haven for biodiversity
The Tiger Reserve serves as a habitat for the Malayan Tiger, and five other wild cat species found in Peninsular Malaysia. Furthermore, this forest complex is home to other large mammals such as the Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, and Malayan gaur. It also boasts the highest above-ground biomass of any forest in Peninsular Malaysia. The Tembeling River which flows through the Tiger Reserve is a crucial tributary, serving as a lifeline for transportation, sustenance, and generating ecotourism-related income for neighbouring villages.