The Tree Top Walk Sungai Sedim, Kedah is the perfect nature retreat

📌The Tree Top Walk Sungai Sedim, Kedah

Looking for where to travel once is safe in Malaysia? Malaysia is blessed with many natural attractions, gorgeous beaches and quaint towns etc. Moreover, we should step out of our comfort zone and discover the places beyond the usual tourist attractions in Malaysia. If you're planning for cuti-cuti Malaysia after this MCO you should definitely check out the Tree Top Walk at Sungai Sedim, Kedah.

The Tree Top Walk Sungai Sedim: "The Longest Canopy Walk in the World"
Tree Top Walk Sungai Sedim is located in the Sungai Sedim Recreation Park, about a 30 minute drive from Kulim. The tree top walk gives visitors the unique experience of walking in the forest while overlooking the magnificent views of their surroundings.
The trail is hidden among tall trees within a serene forest in Kedah, Tree Top Walk Sungai Sedim's location can sometimes slip from the radar of many travelers. The most mind-blowing fact is that the trail is 950m long😲! It also holds the record of being the longest canopy walk in the whole world. How fascinating is this?
Furthermore, Tree Top Walk provides a bird's eye view of the roof of the forest. Besides, the canopy walk is self supporting, so it does not damage the trees. Also, even though the walkway is made of a sturdy steel grille, it does sway and wobble somewhat which most people enjoy.
If you're are here for a long weekend you could stay at the accommodation provided by them starting from RM80
 
Address: Kampung Ulu Riau Tree Top Walk Kampung, Ulu, 09700, Katangan, Kedah


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