18/08/2026
Gunung Lambak is a 510-meter-tall twin-peaked mountain located in the Kluang District of Johor, Malaysia, serving as a prominent landmark and popular natural attraction for the local area. Historically, the mountain remained a quiet, forested inselberg until the mid-20th century, when infrastructure development began with the completion of a Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM) broadcasting transmitter mast at its summit in 1969 to improve local television signals. Although that transmitter was decommissioned in 1983 after being superseded by Mount Ledang, the tower remains on the peak today alongside telecom infrastructure. Over recent decades, local authorities developed the base into the Gunung Lambak Recreational Forest, adding pathways, a resort area, and facilities to transform the natural peak into one of Kluang's most accessible day-hiking destinations.