About Chamang Falls
Chamang Falls, also known as Air Terjun Chamang, is a popular forest waterfall located in Kampung Chamang, about 8 kilometres from Bentong town in Pahang, Malaysia. Situated within the Chamang Forest Reserve, it features a broad, tiered cascade flowing over granite rocks into shallow pools. The site is managed by the Pahang Forestry Department and is notable for its accessible rainforest setting, picnic facilities, and suitability for family bathing and nature recreation near Kuala Lumpur.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, tiered cascade waterfall set in lowland dipterocarp forest with large granite boulders and shallow pools at the base suitable for wading and bathing. The area includes paved walkways, steps leading to viewing points, picnic tables and shelters under forest canopy. The surroundings are forested with clear stream water, and visitors can explore the main fall area, lower pools and adjacent forest trails.
Key highlights
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Broad tiered cascade flowing over granite rocks into shallow pools
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Located within Chamang Forest Reserve with rainforest surroundings
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Natural pools suitable for wading and bathing
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Easily accessible from Bentong town, about 8 km away
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Designated picnic and recreation area managed by Pahang Forestry Department
Route
| By air | Via Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), then approximately 80 km by road to Bentong |
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| By road | Approximately 8 km from Bentong town via Jalan Chamang (Route C136); accessible by car, taxi or Grab; parking available at entrance |
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