MALAYSIA - The Waterfalls of Terengganu

The Waterfalls of

Terengganu is always thought of as a State with sandy beaches. 

In fact it is a mountainous land with only a narrow strip of beach. Most areas inland are sparsely populated. Many waterfalls are yet to be identified.

Traditional waterfalls and their parks are now being spruced up and very well maintained. They are worth visiting.

Accessability: Easy
Picture	Name/Location	Type	Activities	Description
	Air Terjun Sekayu South of Kuala Berang	Cascades Multiple falls	Picnic Swimming Trekking Camping	Well maintained park with river trekking Last update March 2005
	Belukar Bukit 20 km south of Kuala Berang	Rapids	Picnic Swimming Camping	No waterfall, some rapids only Last update March 2005
	Lata Belatan Between Setiu and Jerteh	Single fall	Swimming Trekking Camping	Recreation Park. Seasonal water flow Last update March 2005
	Lata Tembakah 25 km south of Jertih	Cascades Multiple falls	Picnic Swimming Trekking Camping	Well visited and maintained park. Beautiful series of waterfalls Last update March 2005
Accessability: Moderate
Picture	Name/Location	Type	Activities	Description
	Jeram Penitih West of Kemasik	Cascades Multiple falls	Swimming Trekking Camping	Remote series of waterfalls in pristine surroundings Last update January 2010
	Kenyir Lake Falls Kenyir Lake	Cascades Multiple falls	Swimming Camping	There are many waterfalls around the Kenyir lake. Generally you will need boat transport and a guide Last update June 2012
	Lata Cemerung Kg Pasir Raya, along the inner road from Kuantan to K. Terengganu	Multiple falls	Swimming Trekking Camping	A very tall waterfall, Well maintained park Last update February 2007
	Lata Seru West of Kemasik	Rapids Cascades Multiple falls	Picnic Swimming Trekking Camping	Remote fall, pristine. Not very tall, but almost vertical Last update August 2012
Accessability: Difficult
Picture	Name/Location	Type	Activities	Description
	Belawan Falls Ulu Besut valley	Cascades Multiple falls	Trekking	Very remote, powerful waterfall, pristine surroundings Last update September 2010