About Ulu Tampik Waterfall
Ulu Tampik Waterfall is a natural forest waterfall located in the Ulu Tampik area near Bentong in Pahang, Malaysia. Situated within a forested landscape accessible via rural roads and jungle trails, it features cascading water, rocky pools and surrounding tropical vegetation. Known as a relatively undeveloped nature attraction, it is visited for its natural setting, tranquility and opportunities for light trekking and river bathing away from more commercialized waterfalls in the Bentong district.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural forest waterfall setting surrounded by tropical rainforest and rocky river terrain. Access typically involves driving on rural roads from Bentong town followed by a jungle trek to reach the falls. The site features cascades, boulders and natural pools suitable for wading and photography. There are no major built structures; the environment is largely undeveloped with forest trails, river crossings and natural vegetation.
Key highlights
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Forest waterfall with cascades and natural rock pools
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Surrounding tropical rainforest landscape
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Relatively undeveloped and tranquil natural setting
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Jungle trekking approach through rural and forest trails
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Opportunities for nature photography and river bathing
Route
| By road | Accessible from Bentong town via rural roads toward Kampung Ulu Tampik, followed by a jungle trek on foot; high-clearance or 4WD vehicle is often recommended for the final unpaved section |
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| Nearest airport | Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) |