Dusun Tua Hot Spring
Batu 16, Jalan Hulu Langat

Sign showing entrance to Dusun Tua Hot Springs

Dusun Tua Hot Spring is a naturally hot spring (kolam air panas) at Batu 16 on Jalan Hulu Langat, Selangor.

There are two hot springs along this road that I have been to. The other one is called Sungai Serai Hot Springs which you can read about on my blog.

Surau at Dusun Tua Batu 16

This one at Dusun Tua is found on privately owned land behind a wooden mosque building called Surau Al-Muttaqin Kariah Dusun Tua. Perhaps for this reason the facilities are segregated men from women.

Facilities at Dusun Tua Hot Spring are segregated by gender

There is no entrance charge at present but there is a donation box where visitors can contribute to the cost of maintaining the changing rooms, toilets and other facilities.

The hot spring water itself has been enclosed in a rectangular tiled pool. A six foot high wall has been built across the pool to separate the men’s end from the women’s end.

There are toilets, changing rooms and seating areas.

The hot spring pool

I felt the temperature of the water. It is hot but not as hot as the Sungai Serai Hot Springs.

The water looked clean and clear.

Since I had my wife and daughter with me I did not wish to have them separated by a brick wall so we went to the Sungai Serai pool instead.

Rules

  • No smoking.
  • No entering into the pool.
  • Use scoop / bucket for bathing.
  • Keep covered up.

Opening Hours & Admission Charge

Open from 7:30am to 7:30pm.

Entrance is free but donations are welcomed.

How to Get to Dusun Tua Hot Spring Batu 16

I have marked the exact location on this map:

Address: B52, Dusun Tua, 43100 Hulu Langat, Selangor, Malaysia.

GPS Coordinates: 

3.139251, 101.836158

3°08'21.3"N 101°50'10.2"E

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