"Immerse yourself in the timeless symphony of Taman Negara, one of the the world’s oldest rainforest, standing tall for 130 million years. As you close your eyes and listen, you’ll be transported to a lush, vibrant world. The gentle rustling of ancient trees swaying in the breeze creates a soothing, whispering backdrop. Birds, with their exotic calls, flit through the canopy, their songs echoing through the stillness. The rhythmic croak of a distant frog and the soft splash of a hidden stream add depth to the tranquil ambiance. Above, the persistent hum of cicadas rises and falls, their resonant calls weaving a pulsating energy through the forest, like nature’s heartbeat. These ancient insects, whose songs have filled the air for millennia, provide a steady and meditative rhythm, blending perfectly with the forest’s natural cadence. The entire soundscape is slow, steady, and serene—ideal for unwinding, relaxing, or helping you drift into a peaceful sleep. Let the sounds of Taman Negara’s ageless rainforest lull you into a state of calm, as nature’s timeless harmony envelops your sense". Recorded in Malaysia by Jake Edwards.

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