Spring Garden

The river was my favorite part. Head right from the entrance and follow the uphill trail to find clear water where you can dip your feet or take a dip. When we got there, light drizzle had left mist hanging over the area, and it looked beautiful and peaceful, almost like a fantasy scene. There are also plenty of viewpoints for photos. We visited on 25/01/2026 during a full-day Kundasang trip, and this was our first stop. The weather was fine at first, then it started drizzling. Entry costs RM10 per person and they only take cash, not even QR payments, so come prepared. The garden is a large outdoor area looked after by gardeners, with rows of flowers, especially hydrangeas, which may vary by season. It’s well maintained, but wear suitable clothes and shoes, as the ground can get muddy in drizzle. A good visit for people who enjoy flowers, nature, and photo spots.

There’s a huge area to explore, with lots of hydrangeas, some cosmos and calla lilies, plus other flowers whose names I don’t know. If you love flowers, it’s worth a visit.

I didn’t stay overnight, but I wanted to review the spring garden, which is open to everyone. I couldn’t pass up visiting this viral spot. The RM10 adult entry felt well worth it, with photo spots all over. Walk a little way uphill at the back and you’ll reach a beautiful river that feels untouched by people. The water is very cold, so swimming doesn’t seem suitable, but it would be a lovely picnic place. I had a fun time.

The flowers are bright and well cared for, and there are picture-perfect corners everywhere. The drive up is about 1 km and a bit rough, but the garden is worth it. Entry is RM10 and it opens from 7 a.m. Parking is limited but manageable, and toilets are available. A lovely, peaceful place to visit in Kundasang.