Although renovation works were ongoing when I visited a fortnight ago, we could still go pass the tapes and enjoyed ourselves. Amazing cooling waters and scenery. If you're lucky, you could spot a hornbill like we did! :)

We visited Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls in May. It's about a five minute drive away from the bottom of the Cable Car. We went at about 10.30 am and there weren't many people there yet which was nice. And no monkeys had shown up either! There were a lot of stairs but the main thing that makes it painful is the... More

This can be combined with a trip to the cable car as it is also on the West side of the Island. To get to the top of the falls requires some stamina as there are 600 steps and some are quite high but there are various rest stations and benches so take your time. Once at the top it... More

U just have to be prepared to walk. There a view to take photo of the waterfall from the midway. There's sign to tell you.

Worth checking out. The falls is a two minute drive from the entrance to the cable car. It takes around 15 minutes to walk to the top of the falls, where there are seven pools to swim around. The view at the top is beautiful, as the edge just drops and you look out to a beautiful forest and ocean... More

We loved our trip to Seven Wells although the climb was steeep in the tropical heat!! we bought ice creams at the bottom to make the walk more bareble, but the cheeky little monkeys jumped up behind us and stole them!! it added to the fun though! the views at the top are fab and the natural rock slides are... More

This was the first ever waterfall we visited in this part of asia,the climbing rocks was a bit hot humid but it paid off when we sat by the waterfalls and accompany by the sounds of nature calling..the water was really cool and shivering..only disturbance was the contstruction nearby otherwise would be the best place to relax

Quite a few steps which can be slippery in wet weather to get to the falls. But what a great experience. Bathing in the natural falls was a blast. There were several cheeky monkeys looking on and were even brave evnough to bounce across the rocks and thieve food from backpacks of unsuspecting visitors. Be careful getting in and out... More

It was worth the climb in the intense heat to see the waterfall but as with much on Langkawi there is lots of unfinished building work and rubbish laying around. This place could be enchanting but not as it is at the moment!