Taman Eko Rimba Pasir Panjang — Attraction in Perak

The Beach That Time Forgot (But the Creatures Remembered)

Now, let me start by saying this: I’ve been to many places in my life. Some were great, some were forgettable, but this—this was a place that truly challenged my understanding of comfort, sanity, and mosquito resistance.

It’s a beach. Sounds lovely, right? Think again.

If there’s no wind—and trust me, there often isn’t—it becomes a slow roast. Not the kind where you tan and look good. The kind where your organs begin to second-guess their career path. Shade? That’s just a hot shadow.

Daytime? Fly central. These aren't amateur flies. These are unionised, experienced, and angry. They don’t just land—they claim territory. Like they’re scouting for a property show: “Welcome to Fly Cribs, beachfront edition.”

Night? Welcome to the poultry-scented sauna. There’s this very specific smell of chicken feed in the air—as if Colonel Sanders is ghost grilling in the distance. And the mosquitoes? Oh, they show up like they were summoned. These bloodsuckers are disciplined, trained, and persistent. Forget bug spray. These guys treat DEET like seasoning.

Ants? Constant presence. Always working. Unbothered. Probably have a spreadsheet somewhere.

Then—oh, this is gold—wild dogs. They sniff around casually like they’re part-time security. But one dog in particular... was an absolute character. This canine comedian had a very specific ritual: he’d patrol the beach, collect dead fish, stash them in a nearby bush of dry leaves like he’s saving for retirement… and then, with Olympic-level commitment, roll on it. Over and over. Like he’s auditioning for “Deadliest Smells: Season 2.” I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry, so I did both.

Oh, and if you think you’ll just fly a drone and get some cinematic shots for the ’Gram? Good luck. There’s an eagle nest nearby. Not one, not two, but three muscular raptors patrolling the sky like they own AirAsia. Your drone launches? You better have a funeral playlist ready. It’s not a no-fly zone—it’s a no-survivors zone.

Don’t let me start on...

Pros: 1.Great Place for Camping & Fishing Beautiful Scenery Beautiful Beach Friendly Staff

Stayed for 3 Days Family Camping. Went on Public Holiday(31/8)

Cons: 1.Very Slow Water Pressure.Almost no water some times. At Night or Early morning only water pressure is okay. Too many Flies ( due to nearby farm) Unpleasent smell ( due to...

Disini menarik, sesuai untuk yang suka camping, memancing & bersantai. Redup, angin sepoi². Kalau ikutkan kawasan pantai disini tidak sesuai untuk kanak² bermandi-manda sebab ombak kuat dan air dalam. Most of us like to ignore but aware about the warning. So parents should alert & keep watching the children. Be careful okay !! Ada disediakan tandas & tempat mandi tapi macam biasa ada manusia yang susah nak follow the rule or maybe tak faham peraturan !! Jagalah kebersihan sebab semua nya 'FREE' disini. Surau ada disediakan tapi share lelaki & wanita, ada langsir / tirai dalam surau. Untuk wanita better ambil wuduk terus di bilik air kalau mahu solat. Okay guys,...