Lata Kinjang – one of the most majestic waterfalls in Malaysia. Visible from along the North South Expressway, Lata Kinjang is accessible after passing Tapah toll exit which is about 18km away. Along the way, we will see rubber trees plantation, fruits farm, Malay traditional houses village and also the aborigines. The breathtaking multi-tiered waterfall cascade 850 meters down the side of a mountain! As understood from the locals, this place is inhabited by the Orang Asli.
There is so much things to do in the waterfall area, you may go sliding down as high as 3 meters or take a bath in the natural pool or go beneath the waterfall and feel the strong current.
Located next to an Orang Asli settlement, there are forest trails and guided overnight excursions to visit the villages near the top of the forest waterfall.
The waterfall pools have plenty of picnic spots and safe swimming areas. Steps lead up the hill for easy access to other sections of the waterfall. A suspension bridge offers fantastic close-up observation and panoramic views of the rainforest canopy (not safe for kids).
Tips:
3) Aware of flash floods, strong currents and unsafe swimming areas.
Fees and Facilities
* Several hawker stalls and roadside cafes offer food and drink for visitors.
* Toilets and changing rooms are adequate.
* Picnic tables and shelters are located near the waterfall and river.
* Ample parking space a short walk from the waterfall pools.
* Parking Fee – RM 1
Getting There
Below are the direction guideline helping one to reach destination without delays.
* From Kuala Lumpur take the highway towards Ipoh and turn off at the Tapah (Exit 132) toll.
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