![]() Wild monitor lizard tries to run away from me. |
![]() First time our jungle trekking was from Arwana and these banana plants welcomed us at the start. |
![]() If you start from Arwana you will see a picture which reminds an easy and comfortable footpath in the park. |
![]() This jungle trekking is the longest and the easiest on the Besar island. |
![]() While you go by the jungle trek you will see the huge stones. |
![]() Deep thickets will surround you. |
![]() We are not alone on the footpath. |
![]() Trail of ants. |
![]() Numerous horde of ants moves on the trail. |
![]() Besar is crossed by small paths connecting one beach to another, but be prepared to sweat. |
![]() If you want to start your trekking from PIR you should go along this container which serves as a pointer. |
![]() My son has found flying lemur on one of the trees near Teluk Pauh beach. |
![]() Sunda flying lemur with its baby. |
![]() Sunda flying lemur “Galeopterus variegatus”. |
![]() Sunda flying lemur, also known as the Malayan flying lemur or Malayan colugo, is a species of colugo. |
![]() It was a real miracle for me to find the flying lemur on Besar. |
![]() Ants move on the pipe. |
![]() Common screwpines grow on the sunny PIR territory. |
![]() Spotted monitor lizard climbed a tree. |
![]() Timor monitor or spotted tree monitor “Varanus timorensis” is a species of small monitor lizards. |
![]() Magenta flowers nicely bloom in the flower pot on the ground. |
![]() Water on the Teluk Pauh beach has a stunning emerald color. |
![]() This signpost is located on the PIR territory and indicates where the jungle trekking begins. |
![]() I suppose that this motorcyclist is the employee of Perhentian Island Resort. |
![]() You can find the flowers of passiflora on the jungle trek. |
![]() When monitor lizards saw me coming, they took to their heels. |
![]() Monitor lizards tried to escape from me and it was like a water explosion. |
![]() Monitor lizard is running away at impressively high speed leaving splashes behind his back. |
![]() Huge pachypodium plants in bloom. |
![]() Banana plants with the fruits. |
![]() Big monitor lizard in its living environment. |
![]() Monitor lizard swims in the puddle not far from Arwana. |
![]() Big monitor lizard sticks his tongue out while swims. |
![]() Best habitat for the big monitor lizard on Besar is the puddle with litter. |
![]() Big monitor lizard sticks his blue forked tongue out. |
![]() Central jungle trek on the Besar island is an excellent trail to see monitor lizards. |
![]() This time we were only three meters away from the monitor lizard. |
![]() Why does monitor lizard stick his tongue out so frequently? |
![]() Experience the central jungle trek because it is the best jungle trekking on Besar! |
![]() Central jungle trek is light and easy, therefore we can call this adventure as “jungle hiking”. |
You can see all three trails on the first map. Wide trail between Arwana and PIR is pointed on the second map.