This unspoilt 105,000-hectare natural heritage, is accessible by road about 95km from Alor Star and 140km from Penang. The Park is home to the followiing exciting species: mammals - 109; Birds - 174; Reptiles - 54; Amphibia - 42; and Fish - 33, Some of which are unique to this rainforest. With the service of highly experienced guide, the journey takes on a more educational and rewarding thrill.

Once in Ulu Muda, to ensure that environmental impact by tourists is kept to a minimum, there are some basic rules that should be followed:

• Don’t leave any non-biodegradable waste behind. All non-biodegradable materials should be removed and disposed at a proper dumpsite outside the area.
• Don’t take any "trophies" of animal, plant or mineral origin out of Ulu Muda. In addition to being bad for the forest, this is a criminal offence.
• Take care not to disturb the natural surroundings of sensitive areas such as saltlicks, nesting sites and feeding areas of wildlife.
• Keep the use of toxic substances (such as insect sprays to a minimum.