Gunung Pulai Waterfall - Nature & Outdoor in Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest, Johor Bahru
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    Gunung Pulai Waterfall

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    Nature & Outdoor
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    4.2/ 5

    About

    Gunung Pulai Waterfall is a nature destination offering a hiking trail that leads to scenic tiered falls. The path is paved in sections and is often used by beginners and intermediate hikers as a training spot.

    Reviewers describe the experience as refreshing, with cool water that is popular for a nature walk. The area can be crowded, so visiting early in the morning is often recommended. Visitors are advised to watch out for monkeys, who may attempt to take food or belongings, and to be mindful that some facilities, such as toilets, may have limited amenities currently.

    Getting There from Singapore

    • About 29.4 km from CIQ checkpoint
    • Car rental or long Grab ride recommended (30+ min)
    • Check if shuttle services are available from JB Sentral

    Details

    Address

    Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest, 81000, Johor, Malaysia

    From JB CIQ

    29.4 km

    Opening Hours

    Monday: Closed

    Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

    Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

    Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

    Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

    Saturday: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM

    Sunday: 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM

    Visitor Reviews & Tips

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    Recent Google Reviews

    Haz T

    Haz T

    10 months ago

    Paved road, good hike. Relatively short climb to get to the waterfall. The reserve was a great nature walk 👍👍 The toilet is inside the park before descending to the waterfall. Relatively Clean but missing many knobs. Male toilet no tap knob. Female toilet 1 working tap knob We walked up the paved road further after the toilet area but it was a quite a steep walk with no end in sight. We gave up after 30mins.

    Mrs Low See Kin

    Mrs Low See Kin

    5 months ago

    A steep walk with really high steps. Hikers rate this as beginner level but as a beginner, i find this intermediate 🤣 The water was cooling and some what clean.

    Dinesh Mathavan

    Dinesh Mathavan

    10 months ago

    As of 18th April 2025, the waterfall is open. The parking is plenty at this area. Parking rate is RM3. To enter the waterfall, you will see a Hutan Lipur Gunung Pulai signage and a Dewan on the left and follow the path you will cross the bridge and you can see the lower tier of the waterfall. To fully enjoy the view, keep climbing on the left of the staircase to see the clear view of the waterfall and the staircase will lead you above the waterfall as well.

    Darsines Wary

    Darsines Wary

    a year ago

    ATTENTION!! The toilet, where they charge RM1, is just a hole on the ground. Don't even have flush. The new public toilet is still under construction. If you charge RM1, then it should be better than the public toilet. Not worse than that. Other than that, It was a nice experience. Must go early in the morning, so you can enjoy waterfall in the afternoon. The water is chill as ice, 5 hours hiking. Beware of monkeys. They'll steal your food, even your belongings.

    Joseph L

    Joseph L

    6 months ago

    Good pathway to the waterfall. Crowded but still accessible. Water is chalky when is at the lower level.