Bewah Cave is known as Gua Tahi Kelawar due to plenty of but make their habitat there. The name of Bewah Cave is believed from the name of Bewah Hill (because this cave is situated on the Bewah Hill). Bewah Cave provides the spectacular sights of towering limestone hills. The secrets and mysteries of Bewah Cave still to be explored. It is believed that the cave has a value of history when some archeologist from National Museum had discovered the skeleton of the Neolithic man. Among the artifacts found in 1970’s were kitchen utensils, axes and tools. To fill the magnificent secrets and mysteries of Bewah legend please bring along touch light to experience the magnolia sight of stalactites and stalagmites. Through Ping Anchorage Tour Package by houseboat they will guide their respected guests to this exploration of eco challenge.

The tunneling chamber of the cave with thousand of bats roosting upside down on the ceiling. Another mystery of the cave. Tahi Kelawar Cave another name known for Bewah Cave.

The towering formation in white limestone and its fabulous limestone curtains fit the ceiling.

Besides, there is another cave that must be explored by visitors who love unvalueable secrets of the past. Taat Cave is the name of stalactites and stalagmites cave situated in the area of Kenyir Lake. It gets the name of Taat due to loyal villagers for their leader. (Taat means someone who is very loyal, obedient and respect for somebody). Journey by boat will take approximately two hours to reach this cave from Pengkalan Gawi. The explorer can explore this cave through its two entrances. Visitor is advised to bring along touch light to explore the spectacular sights of mother nature scene. This cave will merge underwater if the water level is high. Both of the cave walls are lined with spectacular white limestone creatively engraved by nature. This cave has some of the most impressive and fascinating stalactites and stalagmites in Terengganu. Its’ attractive as quality marble. They come in all forms, shapes and sizes.

The rivers in central were immersed in water resulted by the construction of Jenagor Dam. Thus its result to the huge lake in 1986. Formally known after one of the river, Kenyir. Due to this matter, several hills have submerged and peaks of hill summit become little islets. The highest peak is Chergau in Pulau Besar or Pulau Chergau (name after its hill name). It is situated in the centre of the lake. Other island covers nicely around the lake are Pulau Bayas, Pulau Sumas, Pulau Jelatang, Pulau Batu Pipit and many more. Pulau Batu Pipit also known as Pulau Mahathir named after the Prime Minister who is concern on the conjunction of development of the lake. The highest tophill near the area of Pengkalan Gawi is Mount Gergau, which is estimated as 855m. Whereas the highest mount in Terengganu is situated in Kenyir Lake area too, the mountain is known as Gunung Lawit (1519m). Other mounts in the listed area are Mount Tembat (964m), Mount Gajah Terom (1206m), Mount Kachang and Mount Bongsu. Mount Bongsu is believed as a legend mount for Orang Asli in this area. Some of highlands designed for trekking and camping are Mount Gagau, Mount Bongsu and Mount Padang. Just follow the marked trails or if you interested in jungle trekking, just joint KETENGAH annual Mount Gagau Challenge for a challenge.

As elsewhere in the world, rivers played an important role in the establishment of the first kingdoms as well as the growth of the early settlements. It is generally known that most of the town derived their name from river. Whist Kenyir Lake is taken from the name of Kenyir River. The rivers generally flow in abundance, a result of the high rainfall and relatively undisturbed catchments. These catchments area gush continuously throughout the year, bringing with them the products of water’s action and the result of generating electricity through out Malaysia.

Several rivers still flow from the north of the lake such as Siput, Mandak, Petuan, Tembat and Terengganu. Whereas from the west are Belimbing, Ketiar, Papan and Kerbat Rivers. If you are from south of Kenyir Lake you will find Lawit, Cenana, Cicir, perpek, Chaching, Terengganu, Pertang and Lasir River. Meanwhile from the east flows the river of Kenyir and Galang. There are 14 waterfalls found and flow rapidly around the lake. The most famous are Lasir Waterfall (nearby Uncle John Resort), Tembat Waterfall (just a minute to Musang Kenyir Resort) and Saok Waterfall. Saok Waterfall is situated at the east of Pulau Besar (about 20 minutes boat ride from Gawi Jetty). Whist to the south (nearby Jenagor Dam) are Lasir, Kenyir and Pertang River waterfalls. It is believed that the Lasir Waterfall is the largest shower in Kenyir Lake and becomes one of the famous waterfalls among tourist. This spectacular waterfall is majestic with about 500 feet high and it drops gracefully into the level of bounder ponds of water. It creates a natural five level of pond, which is the best place to enjoy cold refreshing bathtub among your family and friends. This area is proposed to be a non-developing area of large structure or heavy physical development so it becomes as one of a jungle activity. This is to make sure the natural environment will not be spoilt. So any man-made structures will be built according to the stable blend of surrounding natural. It is located about 16 km to the south of Pengkalan Gawi. By boat it will take about 30-45 minutes to reach there. It is believe to be a perfect place for camping site upon the flat area at the highest level. For jungle trekking lover the KETENGAH provides access trail / pathway. It is planned to set up the label of flora in surrounding area to educate tourist about the herbal information. So you can recognize the name of tree by its local name or scientific name.