TRAVERSE · KELANTAN
An extreme, multi-day expedition traversing the Titiwangsa mountain range, conquering 63 peaks including six of the G7 mountains: Gunung Chamah, Yong Belar, Korbu, Gayong, and Junction.
The Trans Titiwangsa V4 is an extreme, long-distance traverse along the Titiwangsa mountain range, the backbone of Peninsular Malaysia. This challenging route covers approximately 238 kilometers and involves conquering 6…
Permits are required for hiking in Malaysian forest reserves. For trails requiring a guide, the guide will submit the application. Pahang's e-permit system costs RM10 per person and requires application at least 7 days in advance.
A good guide is essential due to the remoteness and challenging nature of the region. Guides may be arranged through local outdoor sports clubs.
The dry season from April to October is generally ideal, though rain can still be expected frequently in the afternoons.
Trans Titiwangsa V4 links 6 peaks: Gunung Basor, Gunung Chamah, Gunung Yong Belar, Gunung Korbu, Gunung Gayong, Gunung Junction.
The Trans Titiwangsa V4 is 238 km long with 14,000 m of elevation gain.
Most parties complete the Trans Titiwangsa V4 in at least 33 days.
The Trans Titiwangsa V4 is rated extreme. The route covers 238 km with 14,000 m of ascent.
Yes — a hiking permit is required for the Trans Titiwangsa V4. Permits are required for hiking in Malaysian forest reserves. For trails requiring a guide, the guide will submit the application. Pahang's e-permit system costs RM10 per person and requires application at least 7 days in advance.
Yes — a licensed guide is required for the Trans Titiwangsa V4. A good guide is essential due to the remoteness and challenging nature of the region. Guides may be arranged through local outdoor sports clubs.
The dry season from April to October is generally ideal, though rain can still be expected frequently in the afternoons.