State	Selangor
Location	Hulu Langat FR
Coordinates and map	N 03 06.21' E 101 46.94'
Water Source	Stream
Waterfall Profile	Vertical falls
Accessibility	Trekking

This must be the nearest waterfall to Kuala Lumpur. Here, in the outskirts of town, a local group of enthusiasts have created a maze of trails in the hilly region of Bukit Apeh. A popular destination for jogging, it can be crowded here, especially during weekends. The trails are maintained very well. Because some visitors misbehaved, the original access from Taman Wangsa has been closed. A new trail has been opened from Taman Saga in Ampang.
Respect the residents! Park your car without disturbing them.

Please don't disturb the residents!

Nice views from the trail down to KL

Signboards tell you where you are, give directions and even emergency telephone numbers!

The first part of the trail is quite steep, until Bukit Saga. From there it is more level, you pass the top of the hill, where a sign guides you to the waterfalls. When you continue after reaching the top of the hill, the trail stays level for a while and finaly slopes down steeply to a nice small waterfall.

A sign to the waterfalls

Don't miss the yellow marker!

The Upper Bukit Apeh fall

This waterfall is a nice reward after a quite strenuous walk. It will be interesting to see if it is possible to follow the stream down into the Ulu Langat Valley. The distance to the nearest road is about 1 km, as the crow flies. Altitude difference about 200 m

Nice place to meet friends

A small fall, even more upstream

Steep descent to the lower fall

The Lower Bukit Apeh fall

Meditation on the land

Or in the water

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Present situation for Bukit Apeh Fall : Permit needed

Waterfalls can be dangerous ! Always take care about your safety