Endau-Rompin SELAI

Selai is the western gateway to the Endau Rompin Johor National Park and was officially opened to public in 2003. It covers an area of 29,343 hectares and is located in the district of Segamat. Selai was named after Kampung Selai, an Orang Asli village near the entrance.

First Scientific Expedition in Selai was held in 2002 involving Johor National Park Corporation and University Malaya (UM) and the latest was in July 2012.

Park's main attractions

Selai is the land of endless waterfalls. Countless waters-great and small are found inside the park. They really the jewel of the forest. Some of the well-known waterfalls are Takah Tinggi, Takah Pandan, Takah Beringin.