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consists mainly of Kerangas Forest that had endured forest fires
several times, resulting in a number of unique and interesting species
of trees, such as the Ru Runang [Casuarina sp], Sindok-sindok [Endospermum sp.] and Selunsor [Tristania sp]. Stands of trees such as Acacia mangium, Jagus, Klinkii Pine and Kapur bukit [Dryobalanops sp.] can also be found.
An attractive feature of the park is its location beside the sea. It
is 18 kilometres from the capital and has an area of forest reserve
inclusive of the park of about 348 hectares. As with other
recreational parks, essential facilities are also catered for
visitors. This park is popular for its camping grounds and had been
used by many. |  |  | | This park is a popular destination for visitors as seen in the number of visitors frequenting it; More than 5, 000 visitors monthly. It is projected that numbers will increase with the completion of other facilities and services such as access roads, electricity, water supply, children’s playground and camping sites |
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