TASIK BERA - PAHANG

 

LAKE BERA

EAST COAST OF MALAYSIA

 

 

 

Tasik Bera, also known as Lake Bera, covering an area of 24,000 hectares, is one of two major natural bodies of freshwater lake in Malaysia. The Semelai aborigines inhabit the area surrounding this place of interest and a number of them continue to live and procure their food in traditional ways in the wilds of Bera district. Others have modified their way of life and have become permanent residents in Post Iskandar. The Tasik Bera watershed includes a wide variety of flora ranging from primitive algae species to higher plants and trees. It was recorded that 328 species of flora, 200 species of birds and more than 95 species of fishes are found in Tasik Bera and it is for those who seek to explore the unexplored and it is the place to begin your travel adventure.

 

Tasik Bera is ideal for many recreational and adventure activities. Trekking through the jungle is both exciting and educational. River safaris can be exhilarating or simply paddle around the lake and take in the tranquil surroundings and excellent bases to start the excursions to this beautiful lake are from the towns of Mentakab and Temerloh.

 

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