Telaga Tujuh Waterfall

Very nice waterfall that’s in 2 levels. The ’main’ fall is on the lower level so easier walk to there. Upper level has these slides you can do. Also the hiking trail starts from the upper level.
You could easily spend a whole day here.
Motorbike parking was 2 rm per bike.

An easy 15-minute hike leads to the Telapah 7 waterfall. There’s a steep paved road accessible via stairs for those bringing kids in strollers. Toilets are available, although a small fee is required. Parking costs RM2. It’s a fantastic spot to relax and spend quality time with loved ones.

Awesome place. People were swimming at the waterfall. If you're into trekking, you could easily spend 6-8 hours going up to the peek of the mountain. Bring drinking water before you start the hike.

What a memorable trip to Seven Well Waterfall, is really amazing! We visit on Sep, so there is beautiful water coming from top. There is two stop,first stop at lower there is more beautiful waterfall as you can see from my video, another stop in more up you need to climb, that also is nice having a different experience. We went top for 1hr, and came down to enjoy the rest. Both stop having a toilet for you to change. On top there is also a glass bottom bridge you take photo. Actually i feel both up and down waterfall are safe, as long we take precautions. At the waterfall entrance there are few shop selling snack, drink and coffee. Parking fees per entry is Rm2 and is safe. When we go up you can choose either stairs or road . Is really beautiful nature and definitely worth the visit. 7⃣

Really nice waterfall. There are 2 parts of the waterfall. The upper one has the bridge to snap the photo and see the cable car as well as playing the "slides". While the lower part is the vertical waterfall and can jump down from 3m tall rock. Fantastic!

Although tired of climbing many steps, the view is very beautiful and very refreshing when soaking in the Telaga 7 waterfall.

Trekking to Telega Tujuh waterfall was incredible, but not recommended for those averse to climbing as it can be exhausting. The hot temperature adds to the challenge, but the breathtaking view makes it worthwhile. Note: During dry seasons, water levels may be low. Overall, a must-visit for adventure seekers!

It’s a little rundown but the waterfall here is still beautiful. Would recommend wearing proper shoes over, although the locals trek in flip flops. Pretty steep, stone stairs, can be fairly slippery. Definitely not wheelchair friendly to the top, but still a pretty view from the base.

Free entry as of today, 22 Sep 2023

Telaga Tujuh Waterfall in Langkawi is a true natural wonder. The sight of seven cascading pools surrounded by lush rainforest is breathtaking. The trek to reach the waterfall is an adventure in itself, with well-maintained paths and scenic views. The pools offer a refreshing and invigorating swim, making it a perfect spot to cool off on a hot day. The only downside is that it can get crowded, so it's best to visit early in the morning to fully enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful place. Overall, Telaga Tujuh Waterfall is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those looking to experience the beauty of Langkawi's tropical rainforest.

Beautiful waterfall when you can take a bath and chill. You can park for 2rm. If you want proper adventure, there is a hike going up a summit but really recommend to wear proper shoes and to bring water.

A delightful visit to Telaga Tujuh Waterfall and the Seven Wells! The water is refreshingly pure; don't forget your swimwear for a memorable dip. Nature is beautifully preserved, making it a must-see. We had a fantastic time! 🌿💧🏊‍♂ #NatureParadise

Beautiful, steeo hike up. But totally worth it. Alot pf monkeys on the way to the first water fall. Strollers are not recommended as the walk is pretty steep and dangerous.

Nice view and possibility to swim. The bridge offer a good point for pictures, and you walk in the trail from here onwards. There are toilets in here and this is he last waterfall on this pathway.

An absolutely amazing experience! The waterfall is gorgeous and the water is clear and refreshing, especially after the hike and with the warm weather.

The seven wells are quite nice too, you need to hike slightly more to get there. I suggest going to the wells first then to the waterfall, so you can rest and enjoy a nice swim before heading back.

The word Telaga means well Tujuh means seven. So basically u will see 7 wells on the peak. However, I did not go all the way up cause I just ran a marathon the day before, so didn’t want to exert myself. I went to the water fall instead which was half way only. So to go all the way up to telaga tujuh follow the stairway path, just beware of tiny snakes. To go just the waterfall follow the tar road then u will need to turn left into the stairway where u will hear the sound of the waterfall. You can choose to go near the up stream or down stream both are equally nice.

Worth the drive to reach here. Post the last spot via car/ grab there is a incline climb. All stairs which are well laid out. Clean safe hike. We were two young adults and took us 15 odd minutes.

At the end there is a fall i.e beautiful with a small lagoon to swim in. Lot of people use the rocks as a slide to flow with the wave of water,. please avoid super dangerous to do that.

Wonderful little spot. The first waterfall is ok but if you make it up the absolute tonne of steps there’s natural slide in the rocks and a little mini natural jacuzzi by the edge, really replacing spot to while away the hours in the sun having a swim. It was really quiet here as well which is nice - plus there’s toilets

Nice waterfall with great views. There are two places to visit - the waterfall itself is the first one to the left and a quick 5 minute walk. Then the seven wells are a bit higher and behind around 700 steps through the forest, which should take you around 15 minutes. It is not a hike though as the road is fully paved and the steps are made out of concrete. Very easy to get to where all the pictures are from. The hike to the top only starts from the seven wells area and is a completely different experience.

You need 15min to get there from the car parking.

5min to go for steps (about 300 steps) to get the branch (see photo) where you can go two locations.

1) veiw point: 350 steps, 10min
The view point is bit of disappointment. Not so good view. It was steep steps but it was OK because there are forest above your head. No direct sunlight.

2)water fall pound
Flat narrow path to go the pound(5-10min). Very good where you can get wet or swim. There is a bath room and changing room.

We went to the view point first and back to the water fall. We stayed for hour. Total 2hr. Great time.

I was with 7years kid but it was OK for her.

Make sure you will bring enough water. There are some shop in the parking area but they did not open when we arrived there( 10olock).

My first waterfall! Beautiful and clear water. Very easy hike to the 1st stage. Less than 15mins. I lost count but was about 270~ paved big steps. Free carpark and free entrance. There were nice huts selling F&B and souvenirs near the entrance. Nice size toilets but was misused. Rubbish thrown on the floor. It was not crowded at 9am.
The 1st pool was tiny about 1 meter depth for swimming with tiny fishes in there. Loved sitting below that rushing water and massaging my back. Water was cold. Rocks were moldy and slippery. Weather changed within the half an hour and we had to run for shelter. Another smaller washrooms at midway for changing and washing. Cleaner here as it had just been washed. Heard from other hikers that the 2nd stage will take another 20mins or so. We decided to leave and then the rain stopped.