
Johor's mystical 1,276 m peak — a surprisingly brutal ladder-and-rope granite scramble steeped in royal Malay legend.
Gunung Ledang (1,276 m), also known as Mount Ophir, is Johor's highest peak and one of Malaysia's most mythologised mountains — the setting of the 15th-century legend of Princess L…
Gunung Ledang stands 1,276 metres above sea level.
Gunung Ledang is located in Johor, Malaysia.
Gunung Ledang is rated hard, with a main route of about 12.6 km.
Yes — a hiking permit is required for Gunung Ledang. Permit required from Johor National Parks (JNPC). Book about a month ahead.
Yes — a licensed guide is required to climb Gunung Ledang. A guide is mandatory for the summit hike, assigned by JNPC (1 guide per 7 hikers).
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