Monday, March 17, 2008

Cemerong Waterfall - Kuala Terengganu


At 305 metres, it is the highest waterfall in Malaysia
Recently discovered, it is located 30km from A1 Muktafi Billah Shah township in Dungun. The area leading to the waterfall of fers a diverse richness of nature and wildlife. It challenges the adventurous to jungle-trek to the waterfall that magnificently cascade down 305 metres. It is an adventure not to be forgotten, the coolness and the thunderous sound of the fall soothes the most weary of travelers.

Situated in the Cemerong Forest Reserve, the multi-tiered waterfall is truly a spectacular sight. It has four cascading rapids, the highest of which falls 600m. Also within the area is the biggest Chengal tree in Malaysia, said to be 1,300 years old. The Lata Tembakah Waterfall is another popular spot for relaxation.

If trekking and picnicking at seaside or any recreational park has long become history in your life, perhaps a visit to Cemerong Waterfall can recall all your long lost memories and fun. Cemerong Waterfall or some call Lata Cemeruh is located in the inner land of Dungun, or about 30 minutes drive from Kg. Pasir Raja, another good point for trekking activities. Reaching 300m height, it is the tallest waterfall in Terengganu state.

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