Gunung Angsi

Gunung Angsi is an 825-metre mountain on the Seremban-Kuala Pilah border in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, within the Gunung Angsi Forest Reserve. It is the seventh highest peak in the state and a popular hiking destination. The mountain is accessed via two main trails from Bukit Putus and Ulu Bendul, offering dense lowland dipterocarp forest, diverse flora and fauna, and panoramic views of Seremban and surrounding countryside from its summit.

Visitors can expect a moderately challenging forest hike through protected lowland and hill dipterocarp forest to a summit at 825 metres. The two established routes - Bukit Putus (steeper, shorter) and Ulu Bendul (longer, more gradual) - pass through shaded trails, roots and rocky sections, with rest shelters along the way. At the summit, there is a clearing with signage and views over Seremban, Kuala Pilah and the Titiwangsa foothills. The base at Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest offers picnic areas, streams and a waterfall.

Part of the foothills of the Titiwangsa Range, Gunung Angsi lies along the historic Bukit Putus pass, the old main route between Seremban and Kuala Pilah. It has long been used as a recreational hiking peak and as a training climb for higher mountains in Malaysia.

A well-known recreational and nature appreciation site for Negeri Sembilan residents, especially as part of the Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest which is a popular family picnic and forest bathing destination.