Within the Royal Belum State Park lies Lake Temenggor, the second largest lake in Peninsular Malaysia after Lake Kenyir. Lake Temenggor is, just like Lake Kenyir, a manmade lake used for water catchment.

The lake has a variety of freshwater fish species including the Kelah, Toman, Sebarau, Tenggalan and Baung, which makes it the perfect destination for anglers. As it used to be a forest area, the place is full with small islands (actually peaks of mountains and hills) that can be visited. The main resorts are also located on these islands.

Dubuyo Restaurant. I case that you don't know, the name means, tofu. If you will decide to go here, you have to try their signature hearty Soondubu Jigaes to all-tasty urban Korean favourites. You will be fascinated with the flavours of the dish.

The dish contains freshly cooked chicken / beef broth or seafood, served with 3 side dishes of teh day and Dubu Dubu rice (20RM). The price is ok, not very expensive, but not cheap ether. The ambience is nice, not a lot of noise, except when the place is full. The staff is smile and friendly, and the food is served very fast.

This place is full house all the time. Pork Noodle at Restoran Sang Kee, Pandan Jaya, KL. The soup is really sweet and it's cheap too.

Back in 2013 it is RM5.00 per bowl. Now it is RM7.00 per bowl. Each bowl of soup has fried intestines, "lap cheong" (chinese sausage), pork+fish paste balls, and minced marinated pork.