7 Beautiful Waterfalls In Malaysia That Would Take Your Breath Away
Since 1982, the Sungai Tekala Recreational Park has been the place for hikers and tranquility seekers. Although its many cascading waterfalls are not extensive, its trails still make for a relaxing hike. Witnessing something grander than ourselves are magical experiences that make us excited and thankful to be alive. This park is one of Malaysia’s top five ecotourism destinations. It contains some of the world’s oldest jungle and is home to Southeast Asia’s largest waterfall, the Jelawang waterfall, also known as Stong waterfall . The park has a height of up to 200m but beware of your personal belongings as there have been reports of thieves lurking at the higher levels of the waterfall park. The shallow pools of Sungai Tekala also allow visitors to take a refreshing bath with basic changing facilities available. Sungai Tekala Recreational Park is part of the Selangor State Heritage Park and just 13km from Seminyih. Route one is said to be a slightly easier trek, as Route two requires ...