Seven Wells Waterfall (Telaga Tujuh) - Langkawi, Malaysia
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The Seven Wells Waterfall, named after a series of seven interconnected natural pools and a rushing river, is a captivating natural spectacle in Langkawi. It is situated in the Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park, and it consists of two distinct sections: the upper pools and the lower pools. These sections are separated by a remarkable vertical waterfall that descends from a cliff face towering 91 meters high.
After a sweaty hike through the humid rainforest, visitors are rewarded with the opportunity to cool off in a refreshing natural pool. The waterfall is surrounded by lush trees, providing a serene atmosphere where mischievous monkeys swing between the branches.
The lower pools, reached after climbing around 200 steps, are particularly popular due to their easy accessibility, stunning view of the vertical waterfall, and a large plunge pool located at the base of a slippery rock surface. For more dedicated hikers, there is a further ascent of 638 steps to reach the upper pools. Here, the waterfall's namesake becomes apparent as you discover the seven pools, each with its own unique depth, shape, and size. These pools are interconnected by a river, creating a smooth natural waterslide along the sleek rock formations.
Among all the pools, the most enticing yet potentially dangerous one is a natural infinity pool located at the mouth of the waterfall. Swimmers must exercise extreme caution not to be swept over the edge by the deceptively strong current of the river.
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Time Spent to spent at this location - 1.5-4 hours
Fitness level: Significant effort
0:00 Intro
0:35 Entrance
1:08 Route 1 (100m alt.)
1:50 Route 2 (250m alt.)
2:50 At Top
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The Seven Wells Waterfall, named after a series of seven interconnected natural pools and a rushing river, is a captivating natural spectacle in Langkawi. It is situated in the Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park, and it consists of two distinct sections: the upper pools and the lower pools. These sections are separated by a remarkable vertical waterfall that descends from a cliff face towering 91 meters high.
After a sweaty hike through the humid rainforest, visitors are rewarded with the opportunity to cool off in a refreshing natural pool. The waterfall is surrounded by lush trees, providing a serene atmosphere where mischievous monkeys swing between the branches.
The lower pools, reached after climbing around 200 steps, are particularly popular due to their easy accessibility, stunning view of the vertical waterfall, and a large plunge pool located at the base of a slippery rock surface. For more dedicated hikers, there is a further ascent of 638 steps to reach the upper pools. Here, the waterfall's namesake becomes apparent as you discover the seven pools, each with its own unique depth, shape, and size. These pools are interconnected by a river, creating a smooth natural waterslide along the sleek rock formations.
Among all the pools, the most enticing yet potentially dangerous one is a natural infinity pool located at the mouth of the waterfall. Swimmers must exercise extreme caution not to be swept over the edge by the deceptively strong current of the river.
Check https://foreverbreak.com/travel/malay...
Time Spent to spent at this location - 1.5-4 hours
Fitness level: Significant effort
0:00 Intro
0:35 Entrance
1:08 Route 1 (100m alt.)
1:50 Route 2 (250m alt.)
2:50 At Top
@iSpontaneous : Instagram: ispontaneous
@weSpontaneous : Instagram: wespontaneous
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