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Sedim River Recreatinal Park

The fast-flowing rapids at Sedim River Recreation Park, while not advisable for swimming, is ideal for white water rafting, kayaking or canoeing. For less strenuous activities bird-watching is recommended especially along one of the world’s longest 950m-long “Tree Top Walk”. The canopy walk promises visitors a breathtaking aerial view of the rapids which is about 50m below.
Gunung Keriang Recreational Park (Taman Rekreasi Gunung Keriang)
The Gunung Keriang Recreational Park, a natural habitat for hundreds of tree and plants species, is a great retreat from city life. It offers a wonderful panoramic view and activities like jungle trekking and camping. Gua Keriang (Keriang Cave) is also interesting to explore.
Bukit Hijau Recreatinal Forest
Located in Baling, 120 km southeast of Alor Setar, this park offers a wide variety of flora and fauna. The forest, which is classified as an Educational and Research Forest, is in the heart of a virgin jungle reserve. Elephants, tigers, tapirs, barking dears, grey long-tailed monkeys, squirrels, birds and wild fowls are among its residents. It is also famous for its seven-tier crystal waterfall with its cool, clear waters.
Waterfalls
Kedah’s waterfalls make lovely picnic spots amidst greenery and clear, crisp mountain air. Among the well known waterfalls are Puteri Mandi in Yan (32 km south of Alor Setar), Puncak Janing (25 km northeast of Alor Setar in the Padang Terap district), the Junjung Waterfalls in Kulim and Lata Mengkuang (Menkuang Rapids) in Sik, about 72 km north of Alor Setar.
Pedu Lake
Pedu Lake, located 80 km from Alor Setar, offers a serene environment in the midst of lush rainforests. You can indulge in activities such as water skiing, canoeing and wind surfing among others. Bird watching and fishing are also popular, as is spotting other wildlife such as bears, elephants, deer and wild boar. There is even an 18-hole golf course for avid golfers. Comfortable village-style accommodation is available at the Lake.
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