💦 Seven Wells Waterfall (Telaga Tujuh) – Langkawi’s Magical Natural Wonder

Named after seven natural freshwater pools connected by a rushing river, Seven Wells Waterfall (or Telaga Tujuh) is one of Langkawi’s most stunning natural attractions—where legend, beauty, and adventure meet.

📍 Located within the Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park, this magical site is split into two sections:

• The Lower Pools, perfect for casual visitors

• The Upper Pools, ideal for adventurous hikers

🌿 Lower Pools – Nature’s Refreshing Retreat

Reached after a climb of about 200 steps, the Lower Pools feature a 91-meter-tall vertical waterfall, a large plunge pool, and dramatic rock formations. It’s easily accessible and a favorite for families and casual visitors.

🌊 Tip: The base is a great spot to cool off, snap stunning photos, or simply relax with the sound of cascading water.

🧗 Upper Pools – Home of the Seven Legendary Wells

Hike a total of 638 steps (approx. 1-hour climb) to reach the waterfall’s namesake: seven interconnected pools formed by centuries of flowing water. These pools vary in depth and size, and the smooth rock surfaces between them create a natural waterslide—a rewarding and refreshing way to beat the tropical heat.

✨ Legend has it that 7 fairies once bathed here, giving the water mystical healing powers.

⚠️ Caution & Visitor Tips

• A natural infinity pool at the edge of the upper falls offers breathtaking views—but strong currents can be dangerous. Swim with caution.

• The wet season (Sept–Dec) is best for flow and scenery, but rocks may be slippery.

• Monkeys are cute but clever—keep your belongings close as they’re known to snatch bags looking for food.

• You can bring water, snacks, and wear suitable footwear but make sure to clear after and throw rubbish into the dustbins.

🌄 Why Visit Seven Wells?

Whether you’re in for the legend, the views, the challenge of the climb, or the dip in a cool natural pool, Seven Wells Waterfall promises an unforgettable experience in the heart of Langkawi’s lush rainforest.

📸 Don’t forget your camera—this is one of Langkawi’s most photogenic spots!