Waterfalls in Kelantan are major attractions for picnics and swimming. Jeram Pasu is just off the Kota Bharu - Pasir Puteh road while Jeram Lenang is off the Pasir Puteh-Machang road. Lata Beringin, with its 120-metre drop, cool waters and lush vegetation is most spectacular and is found off the Kuala Krai-Gua Musang Highway.
GUNUNG STONG
One of Kelantan's highest mountains, at 1,442 metres, it is reputed to hold hidden treasure in Gua Ikan (Fish Cave), named after a solitary fish-shaped rock. The treasure is said to have been hidden during the Japanese Occupation.
THE NENGGIRI RIVER
The Nenggiri River is a favourite place for white water rafting. It is also the venue of the annual Nenggiri Challenge. In a cruise along the Nenggiri River, visitors can traverse ancient rainforests, prehistoric caves and aboriginal settlements and catch glimpses of the shy jungle wildlife. The small town of Dabong is the gateway to most eco-adventure activities in the state.
THE KESEDAR INN
Located at Gua Musang old town can arrange visits to a goldmine, a deer park, an ethno-botanical garden and aboriginal settlements as well as organising river rafting and cave explorations. A summer camp, complete with various obstacle and fitness courses, provides leadership and youth training programmes. Labels: kelantan, kota bharu, visit kelantan, waterfall in kelantan |
