Gepai Falls / Lubuk Degong Waterfalls in Bidor, Perak
Gepai Falls is also known as Lubuk Degong Waterfalls, or simply Bidor Waterfall.
To go to Gepai Falls, from Bidor town head to Kampung Jalan Paku (also known as Jalan Paku Bidor). You may get confused about which road to take when you are coming from town.
There is a Y junction. One road is to Kampung Poh which also leads to the North–South Expressway. Do not take this route.
Take the road on your left, which is where the St. Joseph Catholic Church is located, also on the left of the road. Drive straight for about 6km to arrive at Gepai Falls.

It is not a new destination for us who live in Perak. In fact, it shouldn’t be for Malaysians because it is always in the news. Do you know why? It is due to the number of drowning incidences over the past few years, so it gets into the news every time.
One of the more well-known victims was a local Kollywood actor popular for his role in Ka Ka Ka Po. His incident occurred also in November at the height of the rainy season two years ago.

Anyway, many people claim that Gepai Falls are haunted due to the number of deaths. Those who are superstitious indeed believe in ‘water ghosts’.
However, there are many reasons why fatal accidents happen. It could be because of the rain which causes slippery rocks and strong currents. Another possibility is the underwater cave at Gepai Falls.
No matter how well a person can swim, if he (or she) cannot find the opening of the underwater cave to swim out to the surface, he will, of course, get drowned.

Taking extra safety measures is a must during picnics at waterfalls, and this is not exclusive to Gepai Falls. As usual, stay alert for waterfall flash floods (kepala air).
Do also note that there is always a risk of contracting communicable diseases, so always watch out for symptoms after a trip to the waterfalls.
Anyway, check out these photos. This place is unguarded, so if you do want to picnic here, do take the necessary precaution.
Gepai Falls / Lubuk Degong Waterfalls / Bidor Waterfall
GPS Coordinates: N04° 07′ 10.8″, E101° 19′ 55.33″
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Now reading these gives me shivers. I don’t want to swim there not because afraid of the ghost that the water looks rough too.
Nice waterfall but err…. maybe we should skip it because of the danger of those water ghosts…
now i know bidor not longer only for duck drumstick noodles.
but also coming for this waterfall!
Thanks for Sharing
Agree that we have to be less superstitious and be more precautions instead. Will check out this place if I have the chance to do so
Have to becareful when we go to waterfalls. I always worry about slipping and falling into the water.
Interesting place. Nice scenery. But then again, never play with nature, be careful whereever you are at. Thanks for sharing this place.
Kind of scary story hehe. I think it’s better not to go there during rainy season since there are accidents happened already
Ooh, I love waterfalls and this one is gorgeous! Maybe the next time I go to Perak, will check it out.
I agree! You have to be really extra careful when going to such places like this one!
Wah…got water ghost?my its very dengerous..
Wow..ada ghost story..greattttt