Panchor Falls
Panchor Falls is a waterfall series 1st documented in Waterfalls of Malaysia book published in 1989.(refer end page) In the book it is listed as Bukit MaO'kil falls after the mountain but would be more accurately called Panchor Falls after the stream since there are more than 1 waterfall in the same region! Panchor Falls has 5 documented waterfalls of various heights and waterfall types with pools at certain levels. The featured waterfall (pictured below) is a 2 tier narrow gorge waterfall nested within steep rock slopes. This waterfall is NOT suitable for beginners to attempt without guidance.
The trail head can be accessed from a few different roads. From the south of Kg Parit Jayus, there is access from Seri Medan village. From the east either from Pagoh or Parit Sulung, it can be accessed from Kangkar Senangar village. Kg Parit Jayus is an oil palm village with networks of narrow tarred roads beside drainage ditches, navigate to the final junction. (Image 1) Take the left junction in.
Uphill, there are a few junctions from the main trail that visitors can exit to visit the available waterfall levels documented below. Visitors who wish to visit the main waterfall has to be careful and approach it from the right of the stream. The narrow rocky pass is not for the unexperienced and there is a risk of slipping and hurting oneself.
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Waterfalls can be dangerous ! Always take care about your safety
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