Beginning at Kuala Krai, the River Cruise winds its way upriver to the town of Dabong . Passing through ancient tropical forest and a number of riverine communities, you may catch a glimpse of the shy jungle wildlife.Kingfishers, eagles and hornbills are readily seen along with various species of monkey.

From Dabong , you may return to Kota Bahru by train or, head to Jelawang for jungle  terkking.Chalets are available and various jungle trails have been laid. A 1 ½ hour trek will take you to the spectacular Jelawang Waterwalls.Gua Musang is another alternative which can be also be reached by train.Well known for its limestones caves, cave temple and Lata Beringin Waterfalls, Gua Musang is only a 2- hour drive from Taman Negara (the National Park).

The Kadasar Inn, located at Gus Musang old town can arrange visits to goldmine,a deer park, an ethno-botanical garden and aboriginal settlements as well as organising river rafting and cave explorations.A summer camp,complete with various obstacle and fitness courses, provides leadership and youth training programmes.