//
Photo: CEphoto, Uwe Aranas, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Bathe in the Japanese-style baths. The thermal pools are available as open air style tiled baths with taps to fill with fresh water. For those who are modest or are wanting privacy, enclosed baths inside little chalet-like shelters are available (RM 15 per hour). There is also a small water pool/slide which is used by locals as a bathing area, it is closed on Mondays for cleaning after the weekend. A small shop is available for cold drinks.
© OpenStreetMap contributors
A short walk within the park en route to the canopy walk (entrance fee). Note this closes at 4pm, earlier than the rest of the park.
Experience a bird's eye view of the surrounding rainforest from about 30 metres above the ground (entrance fee & camera fee, RM5 for a mobile phone camera). The walking path from the ticket booth to the beginning of the canopy walk is about 500m up hill and is moderately aerobic. It is a circular route.This pathway is not suitable for those who have mobility restrictions. If you are afraid of heights then do not attempt this Canopy Walk. The canopy walk is enjoyable, if you are tall you need to take extra care as the rope hand rails are very low. There are no guides or enforcement of how many people walk on the canopy at any one time, however no more than 6 persons should use the bridges at once.
A 20-min walk north of the hot springs.
Larger and more impressive than Kipungit waterfall. 1.5h hike away from Poring. The trek closes at 14:00.