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🇲🇾 | Permit Application Guide IncludedStarting from March 2025, visitors to Sungai Chiling are required to apply for a p...
29/05/2026

🇲🇾 | Permit Application Guide Included

Starting from March 2025, visitors to Sungai Chiling are required to apply for a permit from the Forestry Department.

Sungai Chiling is a conservation area for the Malaysian mahseer fish (ikan kelah merah). Previously, visitors only needed to fill in a form at the registration counter for free entry. However, a permit is now required. Applications must be submitted at least 3 days in advance through the Forestry Department office or official website. After approval, visitors must pay a RM5 permit fee before entering Sungai Chiling.

⚠️ Walk-ins are no longer accepted, so you can’t just show up anytime anymore.

Please also take note of the following:

* An additional RM5 cash fee must be paid on-site on the day of entry.

1️⃣ Sungai Chiling is only open on Saturdays and Sundays.

2️⃣ Opening hours are 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM. However, ⚠️ no entry is allowed after 1:00 PM, even if you are 1 minute late. Around 2:30 PM, staff will begin asking visitors to leave the area.

3️⃣ No open fire, no open fire, no open fire! 🚫
Cooking, making coffee, and smoking are strictly prohibited.

4️⃣ Outside food is not allowed, including homemade meals in containers ❌
However, small snacks like bread or biscuits can usually be brought in discreetly 🤫
Please remember to take all your trash with you when leaving.

5️⃣ Plastic bottled drinks, including plain water and soft drinks, are not allowed inside. Only water carried in reusable bottles is permitted.

✅ Bag storage is available at the registration counter for RM2 only.
✅ Large packs of fish food are sold at the counter for RM5 only.
✅ Toilets and changing facilities are available at the registration counter, but it is about a 5-minute walk from the parking area. It is recommended to keep spare clothes in a waterproof bag or leave them in storage.

✅ The waterfall at the furthest point is about 3km away and requires crossing the river 6 times. Some crossings can reach waist-deep water, so it is recommended to bring a waterproof bag and wear gloves, as ropes are provided to assist with crossing.

✅ If you plan to wear slippers, make sure they are strapped sandals. Otherwise, if they get swept away by the current… you may end up walking barefoot.

🇲🇾｜内有申请准证教程Sungai Chiling 从2025年3月开始需要向森林局申请准证了。 Sg Chiling是红吉罗鱼的保育中心，之前只需要在登记处填写表格，就可以免费进入。然而现在居然需要申请准证了，而且必须提前至少三天、在森林...
29/05/2026

🇲🇾｜内有申请准证教程
Sungai Chiling 从2025年3月开始需要向森林局申请准证了。

Sg Chiling是红吉罗鱼的保育中心，之前只需要在登记处填写表格，就可以免费进入。然而现在居然需要申请准证了，而且必须提前至少三天、在森林局或官网提交申请、并在获批后支付RM5的准证费、才能进入Sungai Chiling。任何walk in都将不受理，大家要注意了哦！不能随时想进就进了。

除此之外，还需要注意以下事项：
-当天还须要交付现金RM5
1️⃣ Sungai Chiling 只有在星期六和星期日开放
2️⃣ 开放时间 0830-1630，可是⚠️1300过后就不得进入，迟1分钟也不行。大约1430左右工作人员就会进去叫游客出来
3️⃣ 不能生火、不能生火、不能生火！所以煮食、泡咖啡一律都被禁止🚫 当然包括吸烟
4️⃣ 不能带食物进去了，即使是自己饭盒装的食物也不行❌ 不过若想偷渡些小面包、小饼干还是可以的🤫 不过垃圾记得要带离哦
5️⃣ 用塑料水瓶装的白开水、汽水也不得进入。只能用自己的水壶装才能进入
✅ 登记处可以寄放包包 RM2 而已
✅ 登记处有卖大大包的鱼粮 RM5 而已
✅ 登记处有厕所可以更衣，但距离停车场约5分钟步程，建议把替换衣服收在防水袋/寄放包包
✅ 要走到最里面的瀑布大约三公里，需要跨过6次河，其中一些水深至腰，建议带防水包、戴手套，需要抓绳子辅助过河哦
✅ 如果打算穿拖鞋，也请穿绑带的拖鞋，不然被水冲走……就要赤脚回去了.

17/05/2026

回归大自然的怀抱，是一种很久没有被认真对待的轻松。

当你真正踏进这片森林时，城市的节奏会慢慢退后，像被树影一点点遮住。脚下的路不再是平整的步道，而是开始出现湿润的石头、泥土和不断流动的水声。这里不是那种“走马看花”的景点，而是一段会让人不知不觉慢下来的hiking体验——很值，也很真实。

沿着山林往深处走，整条河流都在你身旁延伸。水很清，清到可以看见石头的纹理，在这片溪流里，是吉罗鱼的保护区，它们在水势较稳、氧气充足的河段缓慢游动，有时在石缝间，有时在浅滩阴影里，像是这条河真正的主人。

这条路线最特别的地方，是你必须一次又一次越过河流——一共六次涉水前行。每一次跨越，都不是重复，而是一种更深入的进入。水从脚边流过，冰凉而清醒，让人从城市的思绪里一点点被拉回当下。你会开始专注于脚下的石头、身体的平衡，还有水流的方向。

走到最后一段路，森林忽然变得更热闹，也更有重量感。终点是一道瀑布，水从高处落下，轰鸣却不刺耳。瀑布旁边耸立着高高的岩石，形状粗犷、轮廓巨大，像一只沉默的“King Kong”守护在这里，静静看着整片山谷。

水声、风声、岩石的阴影交织在一起，让人一时间忘记了时间的存在。而在瀑布下方的溪流里，满满成群的吉罗鱼的身影在水光中闪闪发光——像是这片森林刻意留下的惊喜。

当你坐下来休息时，会发现这一段hiking并不只是“走了一条路”，而是被自然一步一步带着穿越。六次河流的跨越、整条溪流的清澈、瀑布尽头的震撼，还有那些悄悄游动的鱼影，都在告诉你：慢下来，其实比走得更远更重要。

离开的时候，衣服可能还带着水气，脚步也不再急，但心里会很清楚——这是一条很值得来的路线。

Returning to the embrace of nature is a kind of ease that hasn’t been taken seriously for a long time.

When you truly step into this forest, the rhythm of the city slowly fades into the background, as if it is being gradually covered by layers of tree shadows. The path beneath your feet is no longer a flat, paved trail, but one that begins to include damp stones, soil, and the constant sound of flowing water. This is not a “quick sightseeing” kind of destination, but a hiking experience that quietly slows you down without you even noticing—it is worthwhile, and it feels real.

As you walk deeper along the forest, the river stretches beside you the entire way. The water is so clear that you can see the texture of the stones beneath. In this stream, there is a protected habitat for Kelah fish, which swim slowly in calmer, oxygen-rich sections of the river, sometimes among crevices in the rocks, sometimes in the shaded shallows, as if they are the true owners of this river.

The most unique part of this route is that you must cross the river again and again—a total of six stream crossings. Each crossing is not a repetition, but a deeper form of entry. The water flows past your feet, cold and refreshing, gradually pulling you back from urban thoughts into the present moment. You begin to focus on the stones beneath you, your balance, and the direction of the current.

In the final stretch, the forest suddenly becomes livelier and more imposing. The destination is a waterfall, where water falls from a height with a roaring sound that is powerful but not harsh. Beside the waterfall stand towering rocks with rugged, massive outlines, like a silent “King Kong” guarding the valley.

The sound of water, the wind, and the shadows of rocks intertwine, making it easy to forget the existence of time. In the stream below the waterfall, schools of Kelah fish shimmer in the light of the water—like a hidden surprise left deliberately by the forest.

When you sit down to rest, you realize this hike is not just about “walking a trail,” but about being guided step by step through nature itself. Six river crossings, the clarity of the stream, the awe of the waterfall at the end, and the quietly moving fish—all of it tells you: slowing down matters more than going farther.

When you leave, your clothes may still carry a hint of moisture, your steps may no longer be hurried, but inside you will know clearly—this is a route truly worth taking.

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