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Mount Ledang

Mountain

Known locally as Gunung Ledang, this Johor peak offers forested trails, waterfalls and a network of day-hike routes. Hikers come for summit views, jungle paths and the site's legendary Malay folklore.

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Mount Ledang essentials

Country: Malaysia
Driest months: Jun-Aug
Pay in: Ringgit (RM)
Language: Malay
Emergency: 999

Mount Ledang at a Glance

About Mount Ledang

Mount Ledang is a mountain in Johor, Malaysia, recorded here with the supplied coordinates. It is shown as a named natural summit within the state of Johor.

The mountain likely attracts local visitors for hiking and viewpoints where access exists, but this entry does not provide specific trail descriptions, facilities or visitor information. No quantitative visitor data are included in the supplied information.

There is no construction or historical detail provided in this dataset; the mountain is listed as a natural feature without further historical context here.

Located on the Malay Peninsula within Johor state, the summit’s latitude and longitude are given above; the input does not list distances to nearby urban centers.

  • Coordinates: Located at 2.3733° N, 102.6079° E.
Things to Do
When to Go

Best Time to Visit Mount Ledang

Visit Mount Ledang in the drier months (roughly May-September) for the most reliable hiking conditions and clearer views.

Drier season (best for hiking)
May-September · ~18-32°C (cooler at summit)
Generally the driest months on Gunung Ledang with lower rainfall and better trail conditions; mornings can be cool on higher slopes.
Northeast monsoon (wet)
November-March · ~20-30°C
Frequent heavy rains and muddy trails; visibility on the mountain is often reduced and streams swell, making climbs more difficult.

Weather & Climate near Mount Ledang

Climate

Mount Ledang's climate is classified as Tropical Rainforest - Tropical Rainforest climate with consistently warm temperatures year-round. Temperatures range from 17°C to 26°C. Heavy rainfall (2218 mm/year), wettest in November.

Air Quality: AQI 59 Moderate
Best Time to Visit
JulyFebruaryJune
Temperature & Rainfall
Temperature Range
40°
Warmest Month
19°
Coldest Month
Monthly Conditions
Month Comfort Temp Feels Rain Sky Humidity Wind UV Daylight
January Good 17° - 25° 21° 214 mm overcast 88% 1.8 m/s 1.9 very high 11.9h
February Good 17° - 26° 22° 145 mm overcast 86% 1.9 m/s 2.2 extreme 11.9h
March Good 18° - 26° 22° 206 mm overcast 85% 1.6 m/s 2.2 extreme 12.0h
April Good 18° - 26° 22° 237 mm overcast 84% 1.5 m/s 2.2 extreme 12.1h
May Good 18° - 26° 22° 183 mm overcast 85% 1.4 m/s 2.0 extreme 12.1h
June Good 18° - 26° 22° 126 mm overcast 86% 1.5 m/s 1.9 very high 12.1h
July Very Good 18° - 26° 22° 107 mm overcast 87% 1.5 m/s 1.9 very high 12.1h
August Good 17° - 26° 22° 125 mm overcast 87% 1.5 m/s 2.0 very high 12.1h
September Good 18° - 26° 22° 162 mm overcast 86% 1.5 m/s 2.0 very high 12.0h
October Good 18° - 25° 22° 213 mm overcast 86% 1.4 m/s 1.9 very high 12.0h
November Good 18° - 25° 22° 255 mm overcast 87% 1.5 m/s 1.8 very high 11.9h
December Good 18° - 25° 21° 245 mm overcast 89% 1.6 m/s 1.7 very high 11.9h
Getting There & Around

How to Get to Mount Ledang

Drive: Mount Ledang (Gunung Ledang) is reached by road from the North-South Expressway (E2). From Johor Bahru or anywhere on the E2 take the Tangkak/Sagil exits and follow local roads and signage to Gunung Ledang National Park (Sagil, Tangkak District) and the park car park; the summit trailheads start a short walk from the park facilities.

Public transport: intercity buses and minibuses serve the Tangkak/Sagil area from larger terminals; from Tangkak/Sagil take a local taxi to the national park (short drive).

Tips for Visiting Mount Ledang

  • Start pre-dawn via the official Gunung Ledang (Mount Ledang) park entrance near Tangkak/Sagil to beat the midday tropical heat and frequent afternoon thunderstorms; early starts also reduce weekend crowds.
  • Register at the park office before setting off and follow the marked main trails - park staff can advise on current trail conditions and campsite availability, which many day-visitors skip.
  • If you want quieter hiking, visit midweek or outside Malaysian school holidays; guided night hikes and guided multi-day treks are available from local operators if you prefer company or help with route-finding.