Lenggong

Travel Guide

This is the museum for the Lenggong Valley World Heritage Sites. Not surprising if you know Malaysia, but it is very hard to figure out where this is. This is the real location of the museum despite what Google will tell you. The museum is interesting but we could not figure out how to find the actual, real cave sites. We even searched using the coordinates provided on the UNESCO site but had no luck. It is rumored that you can set up a car to take you to all 4 sites from the museum. As of May 2015, here were no maps of the sites for you to take or anyone who spoke English to help you. Gorgeous drive to the museum though with a lot of cool (non UNESCO) things to do.
This park is in Lenggong Valley off of 76. There is a very small sign off the main road that leads you down a partially paved road that looks like someone's driveway. We did it in a small car without four-wheel drive so any car should make it. At the end of the road is a big parking lot where you can leave your vehicle for free. Walk up the paved path until you get to the waterfalls. There are more farther up but the bridge has fallen in - a little adventure through a stream never hurt anyone though! Lots of locals visit the pools on weekends so go during the week if you want a quieter experience.
We were searching for one of the Lenggong Valley UNESCO World Heritage sites located at N5 7 34.30 E100 58 0.09. Unfortunately we could not find it, despite having a GPS, but we found this awesome rockface/ cave instead. I am not 100% sure that it is where I marked it on the map - sorry! The area was like a small park with an overgrown playground and a sign reading "Taman Awam Guak Tok Giring". It also has the largest elephant ear plants we have ever seen! The formations and trees growing up the rockface were awesome.