Berkelah falls

The natural formation consists of seven distinct tiers of waterfalls, with the highest reaching 50 meters in height along the Berkelah River.

The waterfalls derived their name from the mahseer fish, locally known as ikan kelah, which previously inhabited the river in large numbers.

Local communities gather at the first tier camping area, creating a recreational space for families and nature enthusiasts throughout the year.

The falls require a 5-kilometer drive from the main road at kilometer 46, following the Hutan Lipur Berkelah sign to reach the designated parking area.

Each tier features natural pools reaching depths of 10 meters, forming swimming areas comparable to Olympic-sized pools within the forest setting.

GPS coordinates: 3.75408,102.98031

Latest update: March 4, 2025 08:56