Matang Mangrove Forest Reserve Eco Park

This place needs a lot of revamping. All the signs are faded, still signs from 2016 events up and lots of the boards are broken. Nice forest scenery but an experience you want to finish quickly

Learn how important Mangrove are in our ecosystem. Great place to walk after good meals around this area. Environment well kept

Take your time here and you will see and hear so much birds, amazing. Also, really nice and funny staff. We went on a weekday, it was not busy at all, but maybe that was because of rammadan. The forest is nicely kept, the boardwalk is very clean.

The place is tranquil. Not many animals you can see here only tiny crabs. The sound of the mangrove forest is so soothing. Early morning is recommended. Walking trails are not maintained well. Watch your steps. Per person RM5 and parking RM2. Overall a nice experience.

A must-visit place when you are travelling in taiping. There are a lot of living creatures that can be spotted apart from crabs. But you must visit in the EARLY MORNING at around 8-9am (it opens at 8am), when there are a few visitors. Keep your voice down, walking down the wooden walkways quietly, you will be surprised with how many creatures you could find. We were lucky to see squirrel, giant mudskippers, monitor lizard, monkey, common flameback woodpeckers, butterflies, dragonflies, tit ,tailor bird, fan-tail and other birds(don't know the name). A good place for bird watching. With only RM5 for adult, RM 2 for children below 18 years old, you could spent few hours admiring the tranquility and the beauty of mangrove trees. Morover, it is free for children under 6 and senior citizen above 60. Parking fee is RM 2 per entry. It is advisable to bring insect repellent. there are mosquitoes in the park. No sunblock and umbrella needed as the mangrove trees provide enough shade.

Had a good afternoon walk here while visiting Kuala Sepatang for Lunch. Some of the largest mangrove trees I have ever seen in my life with a wide walkway build over the swampy ground for visitors to walk through. You get totally immersed into the environment surrounded by plenty of bird and insect sounds. We saw plenty of squirrels, birds, mudskippers and butterflies on this visit. Maintenance could be a little better with some of the floorboards broken or missing, but otherwise everything is in decent shape. Sadly, there was some rubbish thrown down into the swampy area, and I do hope future visitors behave appropriately and refrain from throwing rubbish. Also, the authorities in charge should take a bit more effort to pick up any rubbish visible from the path at the very least. But definitely worth a visit overall. Entrance Fee's are RM5 for adults plus RM2 for parking of which there is plenty. I believe there is also a special price for seniors 60 years old and above.

Matang Mangrove Forest Reserve Eco Park (Pusat Eko Pelajaran Hutan Paya Laut Matang) is well preserved and maintained. You can take a relaxing walk on the boardwalk around the mangrove forest. Mangroves provide natural infrastructure to reduce erosion and are very important to the ecosystem. They have numerous tangled and thick roots above the ground. The roots help to bind the soil and prevent floods along coastal swamps. The dense thickets also provide a natural habitat for many types of fish, shrimp, crab, mudskipper, snakes, monitor lizards and etc. You can listen to the birds chirping and insects buzzing while walking around the mangrove forest. Many adults and school children find it educational to learn about the importance of mangroves.

Interesting walk among the mangrove. I wish the Forestry Department will do up the holes on the walkway or remove fallen trees