Peranginan Titi Hayun

Hutan Lipur Titi Hayun, Kedah (17 July 2015)


Peranginan Titi Hayun (GPS: 5.79352, 100.40306), or Titi Hayun Recreational Forest, is a forest park and picnic area located on the western slope of Gunung Jerai, Kedah. It can be visited through Yan town. Titi Hayun is a lowland dipterocarp forest located at an elevation of between 200 to 300 meters above sea level.

The route to Titi Hayun Recreational Forest passes through fruit orchards and kampung houses. The name Titi Hayun means "swaying bridge". It got its name from a suspension bridge located near the place. Visitors to Titi Hayun can make a one-kilometer track in the jungle to visit the Puteri Mandi Waterfall.

Timothy Tye and Goh Chooi Yoke at Titi Hayun (17 July, 2015)


Car park at Titi Hayun (17 July, 2015)

360° View of Peranginan Titi Hayun on Google Maps Street View

Arrival at Titi Hayun Recreational Forest.

Titi Hayun is at the centre of the map of Forest Parks in Kedah

Wild figs hanging from a tree at Titi Hayun Recreational Forest (17 July, 2015)


Beside the river at Titi Hayun (17 July, 2015)


Relaxing beside the cascades of Titi Hayun Recreational Forest in Kedah (17 July, 2015)

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