Mount Korbu
Mount Korbu is a mountain in Hulu Kinta, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia, about 25 km from Ipoh city center. It is the highest peak in the state of Perak and Kinta District, located on the Titiwangsa Mountains, the southernmost section of the Tenasserim Hills.
File:Ipoh, The Capital City of the Malaysian State of Perak.jpg|thumb|The Titiwangsa Mountains as seen from Ipoh. Mount Korbu is recognizable as the tallest mountain towards the right of the image.
Mount Korbu is also the second highest mountain in Peninsular Malaysia, standing at 2,183 metres. A reasonable level of physical fitness is required to climb/trek Mount Korbu. It used to take an average climber four days and three nights for a return trip, but the duration has been cut short in recent years and some have even made it within 12 hours. Most climbers now make do without any guide as the trail has become very obvious, but, as for other local mountains, there are occasional reports of climbers getting lost. Mount Gayong, the fourth highest mountain in Peninsular Malaysia, can be reached in about a 90-minute trek from the peak of Mount Korbu.
Between 23 and 26 May 2013, 65 volunteers took part in a trail maintenance and clean-up project on Mount Korbu via the Sungai Termin Trail. It was the second such conservation project of the non-profit Adopt A Mountain.
To the north of the Sungai Termin Trail lies the Sungai Seno'oi Trail, which receives much less foot traffic. This trail ascends to the summit via a different ridge and, as of 2018, remains unaffected by overcrowding. However, the lower sections are densely forested in various spots.