First of all, I would like to emphasize, this place does exist on Google map, but if you're using it to get there, be prepare to get scared the crap out of your pee hole, because there is no signal coverage for mobile career.
Ok. Let's cut the crap and go straight into business. This is not the first time we came to this place, the first time was years back when me and LazyMom and back then @annabellenoelle was still a very young kid, like 8 years ago? Things haven't change much. It's still not in the map, driving in still scares me, especially when you have like less than half a tank of petrol.
Unfortunately, as we arrived there, it was closed and we weren't able to go in for a visit. A consolation prize for you, I still have some old photos I kept in Facebook for 8 years ago. May not be the latest, but looking at it from the outside, there's not much changes in there.
Ok. The above are from many years ago, and the department is not open for visit, so we're stuck outside. Do not despair, as it's just as fun as from the inside, and it's free! But how?!
The idea is, stay outside! Since it's holiday for them, which means there will be no visitor in the premises, and the stream will be really clean!
From here you can see there's two picnic table there. You can have your car parked at designated parking area and enjoy your stay here. We were on a spontaneous trip since the day was too warm, we weren't even bringing anything for picnic. We jumped off the car, throw our shoes aside and started to walk into the water.
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Basically, it's really nothing much here, but it's a free place to visit. To enjoy the environment. To have your feet submerged into the sad and feel the stream passing through your feet. This is the cleanest place on the upper stream one can reach. However, if you wanted a deeper more water stream place, you can walk down further and there are more small waterfalls, which is not my main goal to introduce this time.
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I would suggest family outing, come for short picnic for few hours, prepare your food and containers, enjoy the breeze from the greens environment, and feel the cooling water. I'm targeting to book a night stay here, without internet. Here's me, signing off the first green place visit.
Just in case if the Steemitworldmap doesn't work, here's Google.
https://goo.gl/maps/biRV5N7muHNp9WWr8
G2Q3+43 Lahat, Perak
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