The journey to this waterfall is quite challenging because it requires trekking through the forest, but upon arrival at the location, visitors will be greeted by the sight of a waterfall flowing rapidly and beautifully. This place is perfect for adventurers and nature lovers who want to enjoy the tranquility of nature while enjoying trekking activities.
3. Upper Kasok
Ulu Kasok is located in Pulau Gadang Village, XIII Koto Kampar District, and is often referred to as “Kampar’s Raja Ampat” because of its extraordinary natural beauty. Ulu Kasok consists of several small islands located in the middle of the Koto Panjang Hydroelectric Dam, providing a stunning view. Here, visitors can enjoy various interesting activities, such as touring the island by speedboat, climbing the Ulu Kasok Peak to see a wider view, or enjoying the beauty of the waterfalls in this area.
The distance is only about one and a half hours from Pekanbaru, making Ulu Kasok a tourist destination that is easy to reach but offers spectacular natural scenery.
