Taman Tumbina

Taman Tumbina is a combined zoological and botanical park located along Jalan Tun Razak in Bintulu, Sarawak. Developed by the Bintulu Development Authority, it covers about 57 hectares on a hill overlooking Bintulu town. The park is notable for its collection of Bornean wildlife, landscaped gardens, and hilltop views, serving as the main recreational and educational green space for Bintulu residents and visitors.

Visitors can expect a landscaped hilltop park combining a small zoo and botanical gardens. Enclosures house local wildlife including crocodiles, primates, birds and deer, alongside planted gardens, forest trails, and viewpoints over Bintulu. The site offers paved walkways, shaded rest areas, playgrounds and picnic spots within a mix of managed gardens and secondary forest.

Developed and maintained by the Bintulu Development Authority (BDA), Taman Tumbina was opened in 1991 as Bintulu's main public park. It was created to provide a recreational, conservation and environmental education centre for the rapidly developing industrial town, combining zoological and botanical collections on a former hill site.

The park serves as a community recreational and educational centre for Bintulu, showcasing Sarawak's native plants and animals and promoting awareness of Borneo's natural heritage among local families and school groups.