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Tanjung Datu National Park

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Destination Operational Time
8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. (Daily)
Destination Phone Call
+6082-248088
Destination Email
info@sarawakforestry.com
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Tanjung Datu National Park is the most beautiful national park in Sarawak. With a narrow ridge of rugged forest-covered hills fringed by pristine white sand beaches, crystal clear waters and patches of coral reef, there is no wonder that Tanjung Datu hosts diverse species of wildlife and marine life. The park also plays a fundamental role in reptile conservation through its marine turtle nesting programme. Dolphins and unidentified whale species have also been sighted along the waters of the national park, making it the ultimate destination for marine lovers.



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Tanjung Datu National Park offers breath-taking sceneries to its guests.
All four walking trails within the park allow visitors to experience the splendour of the natural rainforest.
A flowering Piptospatha elongate, one of the many varieties of flora that can be found at the park.
Tanjung Datu National Park comprises of a narrow strip of forested hills and stunning beaches surrounded by crystal clear emerald green waters.
Displays of the wide variety of flora and fauna found in the park.
Tanjung Datu National Park serves as an important turtle conservation site, and has a turtle hatchery located within the park, accessible through the Viewpoint Trail.
The mountains, which form the border between Sarawak and Indonesian Kalimantan, are abundant with unique plants and fascinating animals.
A rain drenched Common Treeshrew (Tupaia sp.) foraging after the rain. This species feeds mainly on insects and fruits.
Huge granite boulders are scattered around the northern end of Telok Labuan Gading and Tanjung Antu Laut.
A skeletal exhibit of the Bryde’s whale <i>(Balaenoptera edeni)</i>, which was found at Pulau Talang, Kechil in January 2015.
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