Kubah National Park

Escape into a world of waterfalls, palms, and frogs at Kubah National Park—just a short drive from Kuching. With lush jungle trails, rare wildlife, and the majestic Mount Serapi as your backdrop, Kubah is the perfect day trip or overnight rainforest retreat.

Why Visit

Kubah National Park is a biodiversity hotspot nestled just 20 km from Kuching. It’s a haven for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and hikers, offering a mix of tropical rainforest, jungle streams, and scenic trails. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls or spotting frogs by moonlight, Kubah delivers a wild experience with easy access.

Jungle Trails & Hiking Highlights

Waterfall Trail

• 3 km moderate trail
• Leads to rock pools and a scenic waterfall
• Great for cooling off after a trek

Belian Trail

• 1.6 km loop
• Showcases Sarawak’s famous Ironwood trees
• Easy and educational

Summit Trail (Gunung Serapi)

• 9 km round trip
• Challenging hike with panoramic views
• Viewing platform at 911m elevation

Other Trails

• Palmetum Trail – 30 mins, palm-focused walk
• Selang Trail – 45 mins to Bukit Selang viewpoint
• Rayu Trail – 2 hrs to Matang Wildlife Centre

Wildlife & Frogging Adventures

• Over 60 frog species, including one of the world’s smallest
• Birdwatching: hornbills, kingfishers, and more
• Mammals: bearded pigs, macaques, squirrels
• Night frog tours are a must for wildlife lovers

Accommodation Options

• Forest Lodge Type 4 – RM 225/night, sleeps 6, air-con, kitchen
• Forest Lodge Type 5 – RM 150/night, sleeps 10, fan-cooled
• Hostel Bed – RM 15/night
• Campsite – RM 5/person, space for 8 tents
• Note: No canteen—bring your own food and water

Entrance Fees

• Foreigners: RM 20 (adult), RM 7 (child 7–18)
• Malaysians: RM 10 (adult), RM 3 (child 7–18)
• Children under 6: Free
• Proof of citizenship may be required for local rates

Getting There

• By Car: 30–45 mins from Kuching
• By Bus: City Link Bus K21 (infrequent, RM 4 one way)
• By Grab: ~RM 25 one way
• By Taxi: ~RM 70 one way

Quick Facts at a Glance

What Visitors Say

“The waterfall trail at Kubah National Park was magical—lush greenery, cool pools, and not a soul in sight. A perfect escape from the city.” – Michael M., Malaysia

“We saw frogs the size of a fingernail and heard the jungle come alive at night. Kubah National Park is a hidden gem!” – Tom & Ellie, UK

“The summit hike was tough but worth it. The view from Gunung Serapi is unforgettable.” – Rajan P., Singapore

Conclusion

Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, photographing frogs, or just craving fresh rainforest air, Kubah National Park is your perfect nature escape near Kuching.

Plan your visit today—book accommodation, pack your hiking shoes, and don’t forget your camera.