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This
landscaped hill offers a panoramic view of the Selangor coastline.
Shaded by rain trees, it has several historical attractions such as
the Altingburg Lighthouse, the Royal Mausoleum, and the ruined Kota
(Fort) Malawati, the legendary 100 steps, a fable execution block,
children's playground and a quaint rest house that offers wholesome
meals for tired travellers.
The
Kuala Selangor Nature Park covers more than 200 hectares of
secondary shrubs, wetlands, inter-tidal mudflats and mangrove
swamps. It is a world-renowned bird sanctuary, with about 160
species recorded here. It features hides, paths, watchtowers and
boardwalks to enable visitors to view the variety of flora and
fauna. Accommodation is available to those keen to experience the
natural surrounding.
The
quiet village of Kampung Kuantan is the site of the largest firefly
colonies in the world. The nocturnal tours are extremely popular,
with boats hired at the Kampung Kuantan jetty. The skilled local
oarsmen make this experience a memorable and unforgettable one.
This
lush recreational forest is a scenic 33 kilometers from Kuala Lumpur. It
nestles beside orchards and tropical rainforests, with facilities
available for camping, picnicking and swimming. Chalets are available
for rent and hawkers ply a wide variety of food and drinks on weekends.
A
great hideout for a weekend picnic, this recreation park is a big hit
with the locals. The allure of Sungai Tekala as an enchanting tourist
destination lies rooted in its lush, resplendent and unspoiled beauty
radiating an awe-inspiring aura of peace and tranquility.
White
Water Rafting
The
Sepang International Circuit, introducing itself as the home of
Malaysia's motorsports, is by far one of the best and has the largest
facilities of its kind in the world. Built on a 260 hectare plot, the
purpose built facilities are simply astounding, from the 5.54 km track
to the supporting arenas for go-karts, four-wheel drives, motocross and
rally cars. The circuit is the only race track in the world that
provides double frontage grandstand area where 30,000 spectators will be
able to watch the race there. A further 100,000 spectators will be able
to experience the excitement from the natural stands. Sepang
International Circuit is the host for the FIA Malaysia Formula One
Championship, the FIM Malaysia World Motorcycle Grand Prix and various
international and national competitions throughout the year.
Enormous
interest is generated every year with Selangor hosting several world and
international class motor-racing championships. Man and machine are
tested to the limit as these events scream into action. The racing track
in Sepang organises the famous World Formula One series and FIM Malaysia
World Motorcycle Grand Prix. Meanwhile, the Shah Alam Racing Circuit is
famous for its "Saturday Nite" racing events.
Bagan
Lalang Beach is poised to be a major tourist sport in Sepang given the
fact that it is close to the country's new airport, KLIA. Experience the
quiet and tranquil surrounding with friends and family members. This
beach is well known for its 'ikan bakar' or barbecued fish. Restaurants
that serve various fish and other seafood dishes are opened till late
night to cater for the ever-increasing number of tourists.
The
spectacular Paya Indah Wetlands, Malaysia's Premier Tourism Park, offers
an exciting wholesome outing for everyone. At Paya Indah Wetlands, you
will embark on a journey through a myriad of fascinating landscapes and
exciting discoveries. Each road leads to surprises and adventure. Each
glimpse rewards you with an exciting revelation of nature's best-kept
secrets. You will find yourself alone with nature where mystery lurks at
every corner and shy creatures watch your every move! There is much to
see and enjoy in Paya Indah. The Palm Garden is envisaged to be the
world's largest collection of palm species. The lake's a thriving
fishing paradise. And the birds are a welcome sight among thriving lotus
flowers and towering "elephant grass". In Paya Indah, your day can be
filled with exciting activities like jungle trekking, cycling and
canoeing to tempt the thrill-seekers. Those who seek a more leisurely
way to spend their time can opt for tram and horse-cart rides, or a
stroll through the landscaped gardens in Paya Indah.
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guava, star fruit and the palm oil orchards. Besides that, a visit to
the orchid and hydroponics vegetables farms also awaits the tourist.
The
Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Royal Gallery in Klang, touted as a landmark
heritage site, was first opened to the public on 18 November 2000.
Inspired by His Majesty Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah himself, the opening of
the gallery to the public marked the eventual fulfillment of his Majesty
`s dream. The inception of this gallery began as a personal endeavour by
the royal couple to share His Majesty's collection of priceless royal
heirlooms, artifacts and gifts from his subjects and foreign
dignitaries.
Visitors
travelling from Shah Alam to Klang will notice imposing silver coloured
Keris Semenanjung on the left of the Federal Highway, just before the
Bukit Raja Industrial area. This memorial was erected to commemorate the
silver jubilee of the Sultan of Selangor's installation in 1985. The
Keris is a wavy bladed Malay dagger which symbolises power, strength and
unity.
or
Yacht Club (RSYC) is the oldest yacht club in Malaysia. The RSYC is the
largest and most active club in Malaysia with 1000 members, a moored
fleet of 90 - with 30 keelboats and 60 powerboats and about 130 boats on
the club's hard standing. The activities in the club include keelboat
racing, dinghy sailing for children, training programs, fishing
competition and flotillas.
Literally
translated as "Crab Island", this fishing village attracts visitors with
its unique feature houses built on long wooden stilts, suspended one
meter above the sea levels. Its wooden-board streets are just five feet
across and the traffic consists largely of pedestrians and bicycles.
Boat tours, homestays, fishing trips and bird-watching outing are
available, and the seafood here is the freshest possible!