Templer’s Park Falls

This waterfall park has amazing potential. The waterfalls are beautiful. The hike up was fun. We love seeing the silly monkeys play (keep all your belongings in your bag). But there is quite a bit of trash. A good portion is because of the monkeys. We saw one lift a trashcan lid, grab a bag of trash out, then rip it open to get some leftover food. It is also VERY crowded at certain points during the week.

This is not the way to treat our beautiful parks. Broken pieces of glass were found in the water at the waterfall. Someone could get badly hurt. Those who do not respect our parks are not welcome. Take your rubbish back with you! We need stricter enforcement here.

Very beautiful waterfall, cool place, people very welcoming and helpful. Just need to avoid monkeys taking your back. Wish that they keep the place clean.

Nice place for some fun and exercise. You can hike, dip in the water and camp there. RM3 per person and RM5 for car parking. There is an alternate parking down the road at the same price. 3 waterfalls, water is clear and cool. Shady with thick foliage. It’s quite a hike, the trail is slippery, do exercise caution. Maintenance should be done for the missing steps, rusty and broken railings. There are many monkeys there and visitors strewn rubbish all over. The bottom of some of the animal proof trash bins are also broken, which meant the monkeys could pull trash out from the bottom. Sadly, this is quite a common state of many parks in Malaysia. There are many shops at the entrance selling cooked food, swim wear, beverages. Unless you are having a picnic at the open area, you shouldn’t need to bring food up to the waterfall area. But if you do, please bring your trash along with you!

Rawang Falls is one of the most beautiful natural places in Malaysia. If you want to go, I advise you to plan in advance and take food with you because there are no service facilities available near the waterfalls. Also, you should be careful of the monkeys because they take things and run away. There is an entrance fee per person of 8 Malaysian ringgit