MY · Negeri Sembilan · 2.62°N 102.07°E
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Natural hot-spring pools and water slides, just off the expressway in Rembau.
- Best time
- Any time of year. Weekday mornings are quietest; weekends and school holidays fill the pools. The pools close when there's lightning nearby, so an afternoon storm can cut a visit short.
- How long
- Half a day
- Getting there
- About 1 hour's drive from KL on the North–South Expressway to the Pedas–Linggi exit, then a few minutes on local roads. From Seremban it's about 30 minutes.
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Pedas means 'spicy', but people come for the hot spring. It rises at Air Panas, just outside town, and feeds the pools at Wet World Pedas, a family resort with warm soaking pools, steam and sauna rooms and a water park, close enough to KL for an easy day out.
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Things to do
- The hot-spring poolsWarm mineral water in the public soaking pools. Ease in, as some pools are hotter than others.Map ↗
- Steam and saunaBook a private spa session if you'd like somewhere quieter than the main pool.Map ↗
- The water parkSlides, a wave pool and a lazy river for children who'd rather splash than soak.Map ↗
- RembauTen minutes away, for Raja Melewar's replica palace at Astana Raja and a smoked-meat lunch.Map ↗
Good to know
- The water park closes on Wednesdays; the hot-spring pools open daily.
- Bring a towel and a change of clothes, and keep soaks short in the hottest pools.
Last checked October 2026. Things change, so check opening times, fees and transport before you go.