NGO wants Pahang to gazette Merapoh caves


SHAH ALAM: The Association for the Protection of Natural Heritage of Malaysia, or Peka, has called for the Merapoh area in Pahang to be gazetted as an ecotourism centre in the Sungai Relau National Park.

Its president Puan Sri Shariffa Sabrina Syed Akil said this is because the area has a network of more than 100 limestone caves which form a natural attraction for domestic and foreign tourists.

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