Perak, Malaysia
Gunung Gayong
2,173 m
HardPermit required
32 km
Distance
2,658 m
Elevation gain
Guide recommended
Guide
Gunung Gayong, part of the Titiwangsa Range, offers a challenging trek through mossy forests and stunning views, often combined with Gunung Korbu.
About this mountain
Gunung Gayong is the fourth highest mountain in Peninsular Malaysia, standing at 2,173 meters. It is frequently hiked in conjunction with Gunung Korbu, forming the popular 'Korga' …
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FAQ
How high is Gunung Gayong?
Gunung Gayong stands 2,173 metres above sea level.
Where is Gunung Gayong?
Gunung Gayong is located in Perak, Malaysia.
How difficult is Gunung Gayong?
Gunung Gayong is rated hard, with a main route of about 32 km.
Do I need a permit to hike Gunung Gayong?
Yes — a hiking permit is required for Gunung Gayong. Two permits are required: one from the Forestry Department (RM100 for Malaysians, RM400 for non-Malaysians) and another for the Sultan Azlan Shah Dam area. Apply at least two weeks in advance.
Do I need a guide for Gunung Gayong?
A guide is recommended for Gunung Gayong, especially for first-timers. A guide is recommended due to potentially confusing river crossings and challenging terrain, especially for first-timers.
When is the best time to hike Gunung Gayong?
Mar–Sep
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