Sungei Lembing - Rainbow Waterfall

Today, we are going to the Rainbow Waterfall! We have to take the jeep for 1 hour...


and then another 1 hour by foot across rivers and forest vegetation!


This the the Rainbow Waterfall! But it is a rainy day and there is no sun and thus there is no rainbow.

Sungei Lembing (Bukit Paranoma) (林明山)

It took 45mins to climb the flight of stairs. This is the kind of wonderful view you get.




Dawn, but it was cloudy and we cannot see the sun rise.


Bukit Paranoma.


At the foot of Bukit Paranoma, there is a shop that sells the famous and delicious "Egg Chee Cheong Fun".


At the market, you can also try the Special Sungei Lembing noodles (林明面)

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