Jeram Tengkek

State Negeri Sembilan
LocationNorth of Kuala Pilah
Coordinates and map N02 52.39' E102 10.98'
Water SourceStream
Waterfall ProfileNear Vertical Fall
AccessibilityWalk from carpark

To reach the Jeram Tengkek Recreational Forest, you take the road nr 9 from Kuala Pilah until Batu Kikir. Follow the N19 and later the N124, until you reach the small Kg Tengkek. Drive carefully on this country road, because you share the road with large amounts of cattle! Follow the signs to the Hutal Lipur and you will soon reach the entrace gate and the parking. The park looked well-maintained, there are campsites and chalets can be rented.

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Clearly signposted

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Entrance of the Hutan Lipur

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Chalets can be rented here

From the parking, a cemented path along the river brings you to the fall, passing some shelters. You cross the stream on a bridge amd may be surprised why there is no railing. Until you see the remnants of the railing in the water, a telltale sign that this quiet stream can become a dangerous river after a heavy downpour!

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Crossing the stream

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A bridge without railing, strange!

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Ah, there is the railing..:-)

Although the park looked well-maintained, it was clear that in some places urgent repair was needed. A not unusual feature of Nature Parks in (Peninsular) Malaysia...! After a walk of a few hundred meters you arrive at the fall. Not a big fall, but attractive.

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Broken steps, needing repair

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Main shelter near the fall

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The main waterfall

Not a big pool, more for wading than for swimming. It is possible to continue the trail, upstream of the fall. It leads to a small reservoir.

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Jeram Tengkek

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Detail

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Upstream of the fall

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Nowadays you need a permit for many waterfalls. General information here
Present situation for Jeram Tengkek : No permit needed

Waterfalls can be dangerous ! Always take care about your safety

Visitor Comments


Dave 21-02-2014
Visited the park yesterday and since it is the dry season, the water levels were low. The place looks a little unkept (as do all R&R venues in Malaysia, after a while somehow) but the broken railings and steps have been repaired somewhat. A Forestry staff was friendly enough to share with me the history of the park and not surprising, the lack of funds to maintaining the place. The chalets that was earlier mentioned as available for rent was never put in service as the CF was not approved. Really sad. Nevertheless, its a nice to chill if you have nothing to do on the weekends. Thanks to this site, I have visited quite a number of waterfalls already. Cheerio!