Gunung Ledang waterfall set to reopen next month

The eagerly anticipated reopening of the Gunung Ledang waterfall in the Gunung Ledang Johor National Park (Lagenda) is scheduled for next month, following a year-long closure for essential upgrade works.

During the closure, extensive improvements were made to the Gunung Ledang waterfall and its surroundings.

Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz expressed optimism, stating that the reopening of Gunung Ledang waterfall will once again attract visitors to the state. He added the state government will actively promote this tourist spot to ensure its popularity.

He added the Gunung Ledang waterfall management will also set up an electric vehicle charging station, a caravan site. These upgrades aim to provide visitors with more convenience and comfort while enjoying the natural wonders of the area.

“I also visited the Gunung Ledang Johor National Park (Lagenda) facilities. I have looked into the need to improve the chalets and huts to attract more visitors to this national park,” he said in a Facebook post.

Therefore, he added, the state government will hold a meeting with the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry to obtain requirements and budget for upgrading works of the tourist attraction.

Reopening Welcomed by Visitors and Locals Alike

The reopening of the Gunung Ledang waterfall is highly anticipated by both visitors and locals. The upgraded facilities and improved accessibility are expected to enhance the overall visitor experience, making it an ideal destination for summer adventures and nature enthusiasts.

The Gunung Ledang waterfall, situated within the breathtaking Mount Ledang mountain range, is elevated at an impressive height of approximately 1,000 feet. It cascades down seven tiers, encompassed by lush rainforest, creating a mesmerizing sight for all who visit. Birdwatching enthusiasts will also be delighted to explore the abundant avian life that thrives in this natural paradise.

Visitors seeking an adrenaline rush can look forward to exploring the various hiking trails leading to the Gunung Ledang waterfall. Spanning approximately 3 kilometers, the hike presents a thrilling opportunity to immerse oneself in the untouched beauty of the surrounding nature.

As the reopening of Gunung Ledang waterfall draws near, excitement continues to build among travelers and locals alike. With its enhanced facilities and captivating allure, this iconic Malaysian destination is ready to welcome visitors for an unforgettable experience.