KINILENS | Nestled in the verdant landscapes of Ulu Tembeling in Pahang, Kampung Kuala Sat is a serene village that embodies the essence of nature and traditional living.

After the pandemic, eco-tourism has been flourishing in Kampung Kuala Sat, attracting adventurers and nature enthusiasts to discover this rural gem.

“The outdoor activity packages provided here, like river tubing and camping, capture the harmony enjoyed between man and nature as this village shares its borders with the National Park,” said Alias Hashim, an eco-tourism entrepreneur.

Additionally, the indigenous Orang Asli of the Bateq community warmly welcomes tourists to experience their authentic culture, sharing their ancient wisdom and survival tips.