Just beware of the reflexology place where you can walk and drench your feet in the hot water and stuff...

Last time I went there on a school trip, I saw a kid pee-d in it

The bacteria is already gone anyway since its hot water, but you know the feeling...

i saw most of u going there by driving yourself...anyone know any public transport can reach there?

Hmmm..I don't think theres any public transport that reach there...Coz the place is a bit pedalaman
But maybe bas persiaran or taxi got lar...
Correct me if I'm wrong..

i wish to go there to experience cool pool actually after i soak in hot water... i scare my body gets heaty later...

but is rm10 overpriced or not for ppl just want to soak leg?

My personal view..going to a hot spring is to experience hot spriong not cold water..For cold stream waterm I think going to those stream or river wth crystal clear water much better than the greying seeing no bottom & looks dirty cold pool at TRAP.. ..The hot spring is good & having different pools to suit your heat endurance...

You can try cold pool at Four Season Spa Village.

hi all, besides the hot spring, any other places to visit or some good food? is it still worth going? thanks...

Hi, planning for a 3d2n trip to Sg Klah hot spring but not sure of the pricing.

Anyone been there before? Can provide information in terms of accommodation, the rates and the environment.

Planning to go with my bf

1N is sufficient I think

Day trip better. Unless you wanna stay inside the Felda Hot spring resort..Not cheap & will be dark & nothing to do there.

you can go to 'Pun Chun' in Bidor to have duck noodles geh.

and then goto teluk intan to see the malaysia's pisa tower

getting further. haha!

Hi all, need help on some info!

Since now is the puasa month, is it still crowded during the weekends? I plan to go on a saturday.

Please reply asap if you know =)

Planning to go to Sg. Klah, where else can i go afterward? it will be a day trip only.

Does the Hot Springs Park still well maintained? Does the water clean?
Thinking to go there...

The cool huge public swimming pool (not hot spring) the water is muddy! However for other hot spring pools, it's OK they label all those pools wth marking of diff temperature from ~ 28C up to 45C if I'm not mistaken.. and the spotlite of the hot springs is the hottest spot wth temperature >100C! good for boiling egg.

This spot probably the hottest spring water in Malaysia

Just came back from TRAP yesterday.. so far everything OK, the cool pool already well maintain, not really dirty. But due to public holiday. so many people come there, not privacy at all. For Hot Pool, there are look clean but a lot of green alga there due to mineral inside the water...

thanks for the direction tips!!
the opening time is 8.30am to 12pm or 12midnight?

They have pretty good villas to be rented out, with two rooms, kitchen and living room. Last time used to be about Rm600 per night, but now increased to about RM800 or so. Well-kept, comfortable and spacious. With a private hot springs pool in your own yard.

Then they added some hotel rooms (last I remembered was about RM150 or so per night, or close to Rm200... could not rmbr) for two,
so that you can stay a night if you wish.

Since the place can be a bit deserted, there's pretty much nothing to do at night. Unless you do an excursion to Teluk Intan for CCF and other hawker food. Gulam Rasul has nasi kandar with fried chicken (though sometimes can be a bit dry), and Mastan Ghani has Mee Rojak.
Buy back from biscuits from the various biscuit shops there; Ta Sin Guan Tin being my personal fav.

Of course, the Tiger head brand (Sin Joo Heang) is famous and originated from T.Intan.

Pun Chun's duck noodles though sometimes attract unfavourable reviews, the dry version (comes with a side of herbal duck drumstick in soup) is still one of the better ones. Buy some petai, and whatever fruits that are in season from the stalls outside of the shop if you wish. Remember to bargain.

Sungkai town (very small) has a restaurant named Choy Kee that serves braised pig's trotters with choy sum. Been eating this since I was a kid; grandparents from Sungkai.

Slim River meanwhile, has this restaurant that serves claypot steamed fishes; the most popular being Tapah fish or Lim Yue (correct me if I am wrong). Fook Sing's the name, though the place might have moved since then.