Temurun Waterfall

Temurun Waterfall is situated in Malaysia's Datai Bay region near the Mat Cincang Nature Park. It spills out of the 850 m high Mat Cincang Mountain's northern inclination. The three-step natural waterfall is one of the tallest in the area. The Temurun Waterfall has three tiers that add up to a total height of roughly 200 meters.

At the base of the hill, a tiny pond is formed by the stream that emerges from the steep slope. Although not very deep, the pond is adequate for bathing and swimming. The majority of visitors and residents like to dive off the nearby cliff.

The first tier of the waterfall is only a short (5-minute walk) walk from the main roadside parking lot. To go to the top of the first tier, visitors use the paved pathway. The heavily wooded area is given a romantic feel by the paved path that has a railing on one side. Although some stairs are steeper than others, the trail ascends gently.

The numerous summerhouses or canopy-styled structures scattered throughout the route offer tourists comfort and shade. These gazebos are popular resting spots where visitors may take in beautiful surroundings. Visitors ascend 10 meters to reach the top layer. The upper tier's 30 m waterfall, which creates a 100 ft natural pool, draws hikers.

Location: Langkawi, Malaysia