Sungai Pandan Waterfall, Kuantan

This waterfall is enormous and spectacular. Great place to calm your mind. Unfortunately, authorities need to maintain facilities, some of it not well maintained. Entrance fee as April 2023, was RM3 per head + RM3 (for parking). Outside of this area were some destroying nature activities such as stone mining & bauxite exploration. Hope it will not affect the nature beauty of this waterfall.

Sungai Pandan Waterfalls (aka Panching waterfalls) is about 25 km from Kuantan Town, Pahang. It has a very spectacular view and it can been seen from far away. The beautiful cascading waterfalls is slightly light green in crystal colour when the sun shine on the clear water. It is an ideal place for family, children & friend to relax & picnic over here. The water was clean & cool. Children can swim at the lower end of stream & have fun on the sand. Adults can take a cool dip at the waterfalls area. Beware of the rocks, it could be very slippery & dangerous when you climb the waterfall. Watch the warning signs there as precious lives have been lost here before. Making the environment clean & avoid the pollution is everyone responsibility ! We love our mother nature ! Please bring back all your garbage after your picnic, dating and gathering. Entry Fee: RM 3 / Malaysian, RM 5 / Foreigner Parking: RM 3 / Car Operation Hours: Mon - Sun (9 am - 5 pm), Every Fri (*** Close ***) Parking Space: Weekday - Relax, Weekend & Holidays - Super Pack until cars parked along one side...

Best place to go. No need walk too far to enjoy the waterfalls. We went on rain drizzling time but still good. Ticket for adults, senior citizen and parking each rm3. Ticket for kids rm2. There is some stalls available selling food, beverages and toys.

Beautiful and majestic waterfall. No hiking is required, convenient parking spot and there are food vendors. Hence, expect the large crowd during public holiday or weekends. There is an entrance fee, and of course they charge more for foreigners 💀 Amazing view!! If you're a tourist, do drop by here before you return to KL as it is near the highway.

Beautiful nature’s gem in Malaysia. Worth a visit if you’re nearby. Extremely crowded, suggest to come weekdays, early morning or near closing time (6pm). Last entry at 5pm and closed on Fridays. Management could do more regarding the safety of visitors (especially male teens who enjoy diving off rocks) and trash management. We need to reduce our waste, practise zero waste and love the earth.