Rock Cascade

Catch a glimpse of Malayan tigers in action by the Tiger Waterfalls. Watch as they display natural behaviours like stalking, swimming, climbing, and resting by the cascading waters.

This unique vantage point offers a rare opportunity to observe these majestic creatures up close in a beautiful, natural setting.

As the smallest tiger subspecies in Southeast Asia, the Malayan tiger weighs up to 140kg and reaches 2.5m in length.

These striking predators are exceptional swimmers and can also be found as high as 2km above sea level!

Solitary by nature, they are only seen together during mating or when mothers are with their young. Unfortunately, due to rampant poaching and habitat loss, fewer than 150 Malayan tigers remain in the wild.

Dholes, also known as Asiatic wild dogs or whistling dogs, are skilled jumpers and communicators in the Canidae family.

Found across Asia, they thrive in diverse habitats like forests and alpine regions.

Dholes use unique whistles, clucks, and screams to communicate, especially while hunting in packs, enabling them to take down prey much larger than themselves!