Cherana Putih Hot Spring

What to expect

The park has several hot pools at different temperatures, two children's pools, a foot soak and a small inflatable play park with slides. An August 2026 reviewer describes the hot pool as split into sections by temperature. The operator's Google listing pitches a Japanese-style hot soak, a "silica" bath, picnics in the garden at free picnic tables, and evening bathing. One online database of Malaysian hot springs lists the spring at 53.1°C, but does not say when or where it was measured, and pool temperatures and water chemistry are not published.

Opinions on upkeep are split. Several August and September 2026 Google reviewers call the pools clean, and one says it stays open late into the night. Others found the water unclean, or the hot spring area clean but the toilets not. Expect a simple village pool, not a resort; for private pools and rooms, Gadek Hot Spring, with a 56°C source, is about 10 km south-east in a straight line.

Food and facilities

Outside food and drinks are allowed, barbecues included, so most visitors make a picnic of it. An August 2026 reviewer also mentions stalls selling food beside the pools. Reviews mention a surau and toilets, and the owner's Google listing marks the parking, entrance and toilets as wheelchair accessible. We found no reliable information on changing rooms or showers.

Prices and hours

An August 2026 reviewer paid RM9 entry. Older listings give less: Tourism Melaka has two tiers, RM5 adult and RM2.50 child, and RM7 adult and RM5 child, and Wanderlog's summary of Google reviews says RM7 for all ages. We found no current child price, so bring RM9 a head and check at the counter.

The Google listing, which the operator manages, shows the pools open 24 hours every day, matching Tourism Melaka. If you plan to arrive after midnight, call first.