TELAGA TUJUH (SEVEN WELLS WATERFALL), LANGKAWI

Overview

Telaga Tujuh Waterfall, also known as the Seven Wells Waterfall, is one of Langkawi’s most beautiful natural attractions. Located at the foothills of Mount Mat Cincang, it is famous for its seven connected natural pools formed by cascading mountain streams.

The name “Telaga Tujuh” comes from the seven natural pools that are carved into the rock face, which local legend says were once bathing places for fairies. Surrounded by dense tropical rainforest, the waterfall offers a refreshing escape from Langkawi’s coastal heat.

The site is part of the Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park and is known for its rich biodiversity, dramatic rock formations, and crystal-clear freshwater streams flowing down steep granite slopes.

Visitors can enjoy both the lower waterfall area and the challenging hike up to the upper pools, which reward climbers with panoramic views of the surrounding rainforest and islands.

Facilities at Telaga Tujuh

• Lower Waterfall Viewing Area
• Natural Rock Pools (Seven Wells)
• Jungle Trekking Trails
• Steep Hiking Steps to Upper Pools
• Viewing Platforms
• Rest Shelters
• Information Signboards
• Parking Area
• Ticket Booth / Entrance Gate
• Restrooms

Areas Open to Tourists

• Lower Waterfall Base Area
• Seven Natural Pools (Upper Section)
• Jungle Hiking Trail
• Forest Viewing Points
• Rock Formations and Streams
• Picnic Areas (Designated Spots)

How to Access

By Car / Taxi

• Located near Oriental Village, Pantai Kok
• Easy access via main Langkawi road network
• Parking available at the entrance
• Grab and taxi services available island-wide

From Langkawi International Airport

• Approximately 20–25 minutes by car
• Taxi and Grab services available

From Pantai Cenang

• Approximately 25–30 minutes by car
• Popular stop when visiting cable car attractions

Other Transport Options

• Island tour packages
• Private driver services
• Rental cars and scooters

Transportation services listed on this website are for reference only and may vary over time. Please verify with the respective provider for the most up-to-date information.

Entrance Fees

• Entrance Fee: Approx. MYR 5–10 (Adults)
• Children: Discounted rates available
• Parking: Small fee may apply
• Guided Tours: Optional extra cost

Prices and timing listed on this website are for reference only and may vary over time. Please verify with the respective provider for the most up-to-date information.

Visitor Experience

• Jungle Trekking: Visitors can hike through lush rainforest trails leading to multiple waterfall levels.
• Natural Pools: The seven rock pools offer opportunities to relax and enjoy cool mountain water.
• Scenic Views: Higher trails provide panoramic views of Langkawi’s mountains and coastline.
• Nature & Wildlife: The area is rich in flora and fauna, ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

Key Tips for Visitors

• Wear Proper Shoes: The trail can be steep and slippery, especially after rain.
• Bring Water: Hiking to the upper pools can be physically demanding.
• Visit Early: Morning visits offer cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.
• Be Careful on Rocks: Natural surfaces near waterfalls can be slippery.
• Check Weather Conditions: Trails may close during heavy rain for safety reasons.

Nearby Tourist Attractions

• Langkawi Cable Car (SkyCab)
• Langkawi Sky Bridge
• Oriental Village
• Pantai Kok Beach
• SkyRex Adventure
• 3D Art Langkawi
• Gunung Mat Cincang