[2025 Gopeng Attraction] Travel Guide for Gopeng Glamping Park (Updated Jun)

#campingfun#100waysoftravel#nature#perak Glamping has become particularly popular nowadays for weekend getaway. The Gopeng Glamping Park is surrounded by lushy landscape and mountains, making it a hotspot for glamping and nature exploration. Moreover, glamping also for those who seeking modern amenities such as Wifi, air-condition and bathrooms, plus the adventure recreational activities such as archery, cycling, hiking, ATV rides and many more. Went there with local friends for a night stay, we stayed the Glamping Quad with Breakfast, price was reasonable for 5 paxs, the tent was tidy and comfy, making camping more relaxing and enjoyable! ⏩ The ATV adventure was a thrilling highlight of the stay! 🔥There have camp fire and even fire show in the evening. 📍LOT 10846, Jln Besar, kampung chulek, 31600 Gopeng, Perak.

#wheretogo Address: 📍Lot 10846, Gopeng Glamping Park, Jalan Besar Kampung Chulek, 31600, Gopeng, Perak. A heavenly stay with beautiful surroundings. This place was fabulous with comfy beds, modern amenities, amazing foods and very professional hosts. They offered a lot of activities such as, White-water Rafting, Funride ATV, Sunset Hiking and etc. (May refer to their website for latest price). Facilities: 📌 Aircond, Extension wire, lamp, blanket, towel, pillow, hanger, basic toilet amenities, free board games, playground for kids, tree house and many more. How to get there: 1. By car If you’re planning to drive, that’s the best option! Traffic is not that heavy which navigating around is easy. 2. By Grab Also a good idea but not a preferred option. Quite difficult to get one. 3. By Bus If you’re planning to come here by bus, the only option that, you need to park your bus at Gua Tempurung, and you’ll come to this place by lorry which provided by the company. For your information, this is village area, and the road is quite narrow, be careful 😊. Buses are not fit. Tips: 📌 Highly encourage to book earlier at least 2 months before because they’re always fully-booked😔. Rating (Out of 5) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#springitinerary Right before finals, my friends and I went on a cozy four-person glamping trip! Each four-person tent has two double beds — the space is a bit tight but comes with air conditioning and an air purifier. Best of all, no mosquitoes! The beds and pillows were surprisingly comfy, haha. Every tent is close to the toilets, which are stocked with body wash and hair dryers — super convenient! 🚿💨 The environment here is really nice, with lots of facilities: Swimming pool 🏊♂️ Kids’ playground 🛝 Board games 🎲 Badminton 🏸 Archery 🏹 ...and more, all within the park. At night, there’s a spectacular fire show (pic 78) followed by a cozy campfire (pic 6). After watching the fire show, you can toast marshmallows at the campfire — bring your own or buy on-site! 🔥🍢 Food-wise, the weekday package includes a Malay-style breakfast buffet (pic 9). For other meals, you can order Grab or go out — cooking isn’t allowed except for instant noodles (Maggie cups). 🍜 For activities, we chose the Funtrip Rafting (pic 10), which was super fun and fully guided. 🚣♀️ Overall, the two-day, one-night experience was great and reasonably priced — perfect for relaxing and recharging! #LetsGoCamping #CampingTogether #NewExperience #Gopeng

#springitinerary On my way from Gopeng to Kampar, I made a special detour to the small village of Sungai Gopeng New Village (Malim Nawar) just to see the famous “Japanese House.” This striking three-story red brick building towers over the surrounding low-rise homes, making it truly stand out. Built during the Japanese occupation of Malaya, the “Japanese House” was originally used to store and produce gunpowder ingredients but later became a production site for carbide (known locally as “smelly electricity”). Nearby, you can still find remnants of another similar building foundation and huge pieces of charcoal. There used to be two “Japanese Houses,” plus an office to manage workers’ access. After the factory was abandoned, locals dismantled the bricks to build houses. This is one of Malaysia’s rare surviving Japanese occupation-era buildings. Over time, the lower part of the structure has been engulfed by twisting tree roots, adding to its mysterious charm. What makes the “Japanese House” so fascinating can’t be put into words — you have to visit it yourself to truly feel its atmosphere. Unfortunately, there are no informational signs at the site to explain its history, so it remains a niche spot mostly for curious visitors and photo lovers. #Malaysia #Perak #SungaiGopeng #HiddenGem #JapaneseHouse

#closetonature Nestled amidst the lush greenery of Gopeng, Malaysia, Gopeng Glamping Park offers a serene escape for those seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation. The stunning riverside location surrounded by majestic hills provides the perfect backdrop for a peaceful retreat. With cozy tents equipped with basic amenities, this glamping site allows you to enjoy nature without sacrificing comfort. Top Attractions: White Water Rafting 🚣♂️: Feel the adrenaline rush on the Kampar River. Jungle Trekking 🌳: Explore the beautiful rainforest. Cultural Village Visit 🎋: Discover the traditional Malay way of life. How to Reach: Gopeng is a 2-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur. You can hire a car or take a bus to Gopeng town, followed by a short taxi ride to the glamping site. Best Time to Visit: March to October when the weather is dry and pleasant. Rating: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ #flowerlover #awesomepic #couplestrip #deliciousfood #malaysia

#traveldiaries Gopeng Glamping Park in Perak, Malaysia, offers an outdoor experience with stylishly furnished tents that include modern comforts like beds, electricity, and private bathrooms. Nestled in lush rainforest near the Kampar River, it blends relaxation with adventure activities such as jungle trekking, white-water rafting, ATV ride and caving. Ideal for families, couples, and groups, the park also features communal spaces for barbecues and bonfires, providing a unique, upscale alternative to traditional camping.