Bukit Panorama

Bukit Panorama is a 271-metre hill in Sungai Lembing, about 45 kilometres northwest of Kuantan city in Pahang, Malaysia. Known locally as Panorama Hill, it is famous for its sunrise viewpoint overlooking the former tin-mining town, surrounding rainforest and often a sea of clouds. Accessed via a steep staircase of over 800 steps, the hill is a popular short hiking destination managed as part of Sungai Lembing's ecotourism attractions.

Visitors can expect a short but steep hike up a well-maintained concrete staircase with handrails to a summit viewpoint. At the top, there is an open viewing platform overlooking Sungai Lembing town, the surrounding forested hills and valleys, often filled with low clouds at dawn. The area is natural and forested with limited structures, primarily viewing decks and rest shelters. The main experience is sunrise watching, photography and enjoying panoramic scenery.

Located above Sungai Lembing, once known as the tin mining capital of Pahang and home to one of the world's deepest and longest underground tin mines during British colonial era. The hill and town are now preserved as part of the area's mining heritage and ecotourism development.