Facts
- Elevation: 1,889 m (6,197 ft)
- Prominence: 794 m
- Ribu category: Spesial
- Province: Peninsular Malaysia
- Malaysian state: Kelantan
- Range: Banjaran Titiwangsa / Main Range
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Gunung Noring is about as wild as it gets in Peninsular Malaysia and an expedition here known as the Trans Noring usually takes 4 or 5 days. There are two main peaks, over 5 kilometres apart, namely Anak Noring (the highest peak at 1,889m) and Noring East or Noring Timur (1,861m). An experienced guide is absolutely essential here.
This is a vast range lying many kilometres to the west of the popular Gunung Stong (1,422m – also sometimes spelt Setong) which is usually hiked in two days along with neighbouring Gunung Ayam (1,504m) and sometimes other minor peaks such as Gunung Baha (1,450m).
Practicalities
- Getting there: For Malaysian domestic flights and flights within Southeast Asia, for example to Kuala Lumpur, we recommend Baolau.
- Permits: coming soon.
- Water sources: Unknown
- Accommodation: Try the Booking.com map above or use this link to search for suitable hotels, homestays, resorts and apartments for your trip.
- We recommend Safety Wing as travel insurance for overseas travellers and tourists hiking up to elevations not exceeding 4500 metres.
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