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Taihon Basecamp

9R82+5F Tanglir Valley Camp Site, 28750 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia

Eason Tiong

This campsite deserves 5 stars, it is semi-wild but safe even for first time camper like myself, bathroom is very clean and no odour, grass floor is firm, nature view and sound surrounding, do bring mosquitoes repellent, my proton saga can access the site on dry road, the entire campsite is perfectly clean and with daily upkeep. Camping pad is flat leveled, good for sleeping. Night is cold. I had best time here.

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About Taihon Basecamp

Close to Nature; Tahon Basecamp is a back-to-basic campground that offers a semi-wild camping experience.  

Situated further upstream of Sg. Tanglir, it’s a campground with a cooling environment surrounded by mountains and greens, with easy river access and yet basic amenities like clean toilets and security (fenced ) are offered.

Environment

Forest
River
Farm
Fish Pond
Fruit Orchard
Waterfall

Ground Type

Grass

Mobile Coverage

Celcom
Digi
Maxis
uMobile

Amenities

Barbecue Pit Barbecue Pit
Campfire Pit Campfire Pit
First Aid First Aid
Kitchen / Sink Kitchen / Sink
Parking Parking
Picnic Table Picnic Table
Security Security
Showers Showers
Toilet Toilet
Equipment Rental Equipment Rental
Event Space Event Space
Pet Friendly Pet Friendly

Activities

Barbecue Barbecue
Hiking Trails Hiking Trails
Jungle Trekking Jungle Trekking
Stargazing Stargazing
Campfire Campfire
Fishing Fishing
Picnic Picnic

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Lot Types

Camping Lot (A1 - A6) at Taihon Basecamp

Camping Lot (A1 - A6)

For 4 person
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Camping Lot (B1 - B4) at Taihon Basecamp

Camping Lot (B1 - B4)

For 4 person
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Camping Lot B5 at Taihon Basecamp

Camping Lot B5

For 6 person
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Camping Lot (C1 - C2) at Taihon Basecamp

Camping Lot (C1 - C2)

For 4 person
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Camping Lot C3 at Taihon Basecamp

Camping Lot C3

For 8 person
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Camping Lot D1-D3 at Taihon Basecamp

Camping Lot D1-D3

For 4 person
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Camping Lot E1-E3 at Taihon Basecamp

Camping Lot E1-E3

For 4 person
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Zone G Car Camp/RTT at Taihon Basecamp

Zone G Car Camp/RTT

For 4 person
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Google Reviews

Read what fellow campers have to say about Taihon Basecamp.

Eason Tiong

This campsite deserves 5 stars, it is semi-wild but safe even for first time camper like myself, bathroom is very clean and no odour, grass floor is firm, nature view and sound surrounding, do bring mosquitoes repellent, my proton saga can access the site on dry road, the entire campsite is perfectly clean and with daily upkeep. Camping pad is flat leveled, good for sleeping. Night is cold. I had best time here.

David Bowers

Really quiet, remote camping spot. We'll kept grassy grounds and grass (not rock) campsite pads. They are small pads and close together though. You wouldn't want to have a neighbor in the spot next to you. No store or potable water available. Good Bathrooms with showers. Few trees for running a Ridgeline or hammock. A very nice riverfront setting.

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Environment: The scenery is beautiful and the surroundings are very clean, making it a great place for camping enthusiasts to enjoy nature. The river contains a large amount of muddy water and is home to many leeches, so swimming or playing in the water is not recommended. Most campsites provide a designated campfire area. The toilets are very clean, and you can shower there with peace of mind. After midnight, the temperature starts to cool down noticeably. With a small fan inside the tent, it generally won’t feel stuffy or hot. Journey: The drive up the mountain was truly challenging and quite nerve-racking. The muddy uphill road almost proved too much for my Ativa. Fortunately, two friends traveling with me helped push the car from behind; otherwise, I would have had to turn back and abandon the trip. I also spoke with campers at a neighboring site, and they experienced similar difficulties with their Nissan X-Trail. So if you’re not driving a 4WD vehicle, it’s strongly recommended not to attempt the climb alone.