The Habitat Penang Hill
Rainforest canopy park with a swaying skybridge and treetop walk high above ancient jungle.
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About this audio guide
This guide to The Habitat Penang Hill follows the Langur Way skybridge, forty meters above a rainforest canopy scientists date to around 130 million years old, and the dusky leaf langurs that live in it. It traces how an American named Harry Cockrell and his Malaysian wife Rosna Yusoff won the rights to this hillside in 2010, and spent years building trails, this bridge, and a treetop walk named for a Victorian botanist. Listen for rustling in the canopy, it might be more than the wind.
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