Bukit Gua Musang

Bukit Gua Musang is a prominent limestone hill located in the centre of Gua Musang town in Kelantan, Malaysia. Rising above the town and railway line, it is known for its rugged karst formation, small caves and stairway to the summit. The hill serves as the town's landmark and offers panoramic views of Gua Musang and surrounding limestone hills. It is a popular short hike for visitors seeking natural scenery and town views.

Visitors can expect a short but steep climb via a concrete staircase with handrails leading to the summit of the limestone hill. The hill features exposed karst rock, small caves and crevices at its base and along the trail. At the top, there is an open viewpoint platform offering 360-degree views of Gua Musang town, the railway station, surrounding limestone outcrops and forested hills. The setting is natural and urban combined, with the town directly below.

Bukit Gua Musang is a natural limestone karst hill that gave the town its name, Gua Musang meaning Cave of the Civet Cat, referring to caves at its base historically inhabited by civet cats (musang). The hill has long served as a natural landmark for the settlement and railway town that developed around it.

The hill is the defining landmark and symbol of Gua Musang town and district, frequently featured in local tourism promotion. It represents the karst landscape characteristic of southern Kelantan and is a focal point for local recreation and community identity.