Kubah National Park

Kubah National Park is a protected rainforest area on the island of Borneo in Sarawak, Malaysia, known for its compact area of lowland rainforest and stream-fed waterfalls. The park conserves a high diversity of palms and other tropical plant groups in a relatively small area.

Trails inside the park are short and focused on rainforest features such as primary and secondary forest patches, streamside vegetation and waterfalls; interpretation and marked paths guide visitors to key falls and viewing points. The park is used for short rainforest walks and botanical observation rather than long backcountry trekking.

The area was set aside for conservation under Sarawak state arrangements to protect its lowland forest and plant diversity; management actions have focused on maintaining walkways and protecting key stream corridors.

Kubah National Park lies on Borneo in Sarawak, approximately 35 kilometres southeast of Kuching by road, and is accessed from the west via short local roads from the Kuching area.

• Proximity to Kuching: Located roughly 35 kilometres from the city of Kuching, making it the nearest accessible protected rainforest area to the state capital.
• Natural attractions: Contains lowland tropical rainforest with walking trails and several stream-fed waterfalls concentrated within a compact protected area.