Raub

Location: Western Pahang, between Bentong and Lipis.

Historical Background: Raub is one of the oldest towns in Pahang, known for its gold mining history. It was a significant mining town during the British colonial era, with the name "Raub" originating from the Malay word meaning "scoop," referring to the early miners who could scoop up gold-rich soil from the rivers. Today, Raub is famous for its lush greenery, agriculture, and traditional charm.

Raub Gold Mines – One of the earliest gold mining sites in Malaysia, with remnants of colonial-era mining activities.

Lata Lembik Waterfall – A stunning waterfall with cool, refreshing waters, ideal for picnics and camping.

Sungai Chiling Fish Sanctuary – A protected river ecosystem where visitors can wade through clear waters surrounded by fish.

Raub Old Town – A charming area with colonial-era shophouses, local eateries, and historical buildings.

Lata Berembun Waterfall – A lesser-known but breathtaking waterfall in the hills of Raub

Musang King Durian – Raub is one of Malaysia's top producers of this premium durian variety.

Nasi Lemak Raub – A local take on Malaysia’s iconic dish, often served with wild ferns and kampung-style sambal.

Patin Masak Tempoyak – A classic Pahang dish featuring catfish cooked in a fermented durian gravy.

Hainanese Chicken Rice – A legacy from the Chinese community in Raub.

Fraser’s Hill – A highland retreat known for its cool climate, colonial-style bungalows, and birdwatching activities.

Sungai Bilut Eco Park – A peaceful nature park offering river activities and jungle trekking.

Gunung Benom – A challenging hiking spot with breathtaking views at the summit.