Temurun Waterfall, Langkawi (5 June, 2005)
Temurun Waterfall (GPS: 6.43398, 99.70823) is a 50-meter fall that cascades down the northern slope of
Gunung Machincang, into
Datai Bay. Located close by on the same road is the artificial
Langkawi Waterfall.
To reach the Temurun Waterfall, one has to make a short trip into the verdant jungle. There are forest sheds for you to stop and rest, though the journey from the parking area isn't that far. As you approach Temurun Waterfall, you can see it behind tall forest trees. The waterfall comes down a steep cliff on the side of Gunung Machincang. At the foot of the cliff is a lovely emerald pool. At the time of my visit, the amount of water was not that much. There is a stream that runs from the pool, but it was almost devoid of any water. I suppose it would be a different picture during raining season.
Wild flower blooming near Temurun Waterfall (5 June, 2005)
Glimpse of Temurun Waterfall (5 June, 2005)
Temurun Waterfall cascades down the precipitous side of Gunung Machincang. (5 June, 2005)
Foot of the precipitous slope at Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
Cascades of Temurun Waterfall at the foot of the cliff. (5 June, 2005)
A natural pool at the bottom of Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
Shed and toilet at the forest recreational area of Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
Temurun Waterfall drops into a pristine emerald pool. (5 June, 2005)
Sheer drop of Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
Moss and grass cling to the cliff side at Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
Looking up the mountain side at Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
Reflection of the rocks at Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
My wife (then girlfriend) Chooi Yoke at Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
Timothy Tye at Temurun Waterfall. (5 June, 2005)
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