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The Penang Botanic Gardens Waterfall used to be one of the most famous waterfalls in Malaysia. Unfortunately, it was out of bounds to visitors for over twenty years, from the time of the Malaysian Confrontation with Indonesia, until the past few years, when visitors are again allowed to visit it, albeit with prior permission. The following photographs of the Penang Botanic Gardens Waterfalls were taken during the recent Penang Heritage Trust Site Visit on 27 January, 2008. | ||||
 Penang Botanic Gardens Waterfall  Close-up of the waterfall in Penang Botanic Gardens  Water cascade under the bridge at the Penang Botanic Gardens Waterfall  Water in motion, Penang Botanic Gardens Waterfall  Rocks jutting out of the water look like mountain peaks covered with mist  The stream flows down in the direction of the reservoir |
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 A Hindu shrine about half way up the steps towards the Penang Botanic Gardens Waterfall  The original shrine at the Penang Botanic Gardens where prayers to Lord Murugan are still conducted during Thaipusam every year  A side altar at the original shrine  Tim and Chooi Yoke at the Penang Botanic Gardens Waterfall |
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