Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) regrets to inform that the Canopy Walkway and Rover Track will be closed effective 13th October 2015 until further notice.
We apologize for any inconvenience and appeal for understanding and cooperation from all visitors especially FRIM regular joggers to refrain from using the Rover Track.
For any query or assistance, call the FRIM One Stop Centre at +603-6279 7592 / +03-6279 7649 or email to frim_enquiry@frim.gov.my
FRIM offers a back-to-nature
experience and the remains of
an old Orang Asli settlement.
The waterfall and river
cutting through this forest
reserve adds serenity to this
luxurious landscape.
There are four jungle tracks:
Keruing Trail, Rover Track,
Engkabang Trail and Salleh
Trail, all of which will take
visitors through some
spectacular secondary jungle.
The Canopy Walk, which is
located 30m above the ground,
offers the perfect vantage
point from which to observe
birds and tropical canopy
flora. Those interested in
experiencing the canopy walk
should make prior arrangement
because the number of people
allowed on the canopy walk
per
day, is limited to 250 people.
At FRIM, camping is available
for those wanting to
experience a night in the
wilderness but prior
permission is required.
Getting Here
By Road
Frim is situated along the
Selayang-Kepong Highway 16km
northwest of Kuala Lumpur.
By Train
There are two ways to get to
FRIM by public
transportation.
First, you may take the KTM
Commuter bound for Rawang
from
the KL railway station and
exit at Kepong. You can
easily
get a taxi to FRIM at the KTM
train station in Kepong.
By Bus
The other option is taking a
bus
from the Central Market bus
stop, directly heading to
FRIM.
Who To Contact
For more information, please contact FRIM
Address:
Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM), 52110 Kepong, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Phone: +603-6279 7000