Peradayan
Brunei, Temburong
Peradayan
About Peradayan
Peradayan Forest Reserve lies in Mukim Batu Apoi, Temburong District, about 15 km from Bangar on the road to Labu. It contains the twin hills of Bukit Peradayan (410 m) and Bukit Patoi (310 m), and sources give the reserve as 2,650 hectares[1].
Wildlife Ecosystems
The reserve is said to hold readily seen wildlife, including the kijang, or Bornean deer[1].
Flora Ecosystems
The hills are covered in lowland and hill dipterocarp forest typical of Brunei's interior.
Geology
The summit of Bukit Patoi has a patch of level stone used as a helipad[1].
Climate And Weather
Brunei has a hot, humid equatorial climate with rain throughout the year.
Human History
The reserve was already recorded in a 1953 citation in The Malayan Forester[1].
Park History
The reserve is governed through the Temburong District Office, and its recreation area is a forest reserve rather than a national park[1].
Major Trails And Attractions
A winding trek of about 1.6 km, taking around two hours, leads up to the Bukit Patoi summit, where there is a shelter[1].
Visitor Facilities And Travel
The reserve is on the road to Labu, about 15 km from Bangar town[1].
Conservation And Sustainability
The reserve protects the twin hills and their forest and is managed through the Temburong District Office[1].
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