The Waterfalls of

Kelantan is isolated from the western states and Terenggannu by high mountains.
The land is mountainous on the west and south. There is a flat alluvial plain created by the Kelantan River along which most major towns are located.
There are many waterfalls in this mountainous area. Many of them still wait for a description

Accessability: Easy
Picture
Name/Location
Type
Activities
Description
Jeram Linang

Between Jertih and Machang

 Multiple falls Picnic
Swimming
Trekking
 Popular nature park with some small waterfalls

Permit ??

Last update March 2005
Jeram Pasu

Eight km south-west of Pasir Puteh

 Single fall Picnic
Swimming
Camping
 A popular waterfall near Kota Baharu. A bit over-developed, but a nice destination for a relaxing bath

Permit ??

Last update October 2006
Lata Berangin

20 km south-east of Kuala Krai

 Single fall Picnic
Swimming
 A powerful fall in a remote region. Easy access

Permit ??

Last update February 2007
Lata Janggut

12 km south-west of Jeli

 Cascades
Single fall		 Picnic
 Easy access. Waterfall not spectacular, but beautiful erosion of the rocks

Permit ??

Last update October 2015
Lata Kertas

20 km south of Dabong

 Rapids
Single fall		 Picnic
Swimming
 Easy access from the D29 road. Rundown place, but the waterfall is nice

Permit ??

Last update October 2015
Lata Rek

Between Gua Musang and Kuala Krai

 Cascades
 Swimming
Camping
 Seasonal water flow. Impressive when flow is big enough

Permit ??

Last update March 2005
Accessability: Moderate
Picture
Name/Location
Type
Activities
Description
Stong Fall

near Dabong

 Multiple falls Trekking
Camping
 Also known as Jelawang Fall. Supposedly the tallest waterfall in South-East Asia

Permit ??

Last update July 2011