10 Things To Do In Kuala Selangor

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1. Sky Mirror

Beach

Sasaran Beach is a shallow water sandbank located in the middle of the Malacca Sea. Only accessible during low tides, the beach is extremely popular among photographers for marvelous phenomena of picture-perfect spot Sky Mirror where the natural reflection of the entire sky is visible on the shallow placid water.

4 km from city center

Garden & Park

The Kuala Selangor Nature Park (KSNP) is one of the oldest and largest government established nature parks of the country. The park houses a secondary forest, a huge wetland area and an artificial lake.

12 km from city center

Temple

Sri Shakti Temple, popularly known as Sri Shakti Devasthanam is a magnificent Hindu Temple established in the serenity of Bukit Rotan village of Kuala Selangor. The only temple in the world with 51 Shakti illustrations crafted all over an acre of land, Sri Shakti Temple is a perfect epitome of Indian architecture or Hindu Sirpa Sastras.

72 km from city center

Wildlife

Highlights: Bird Watching, Animal Feeding, Paya Indah Loo (Read More)kout Tower, Fishing, Cycling, Kayaking

Paya Indah wetlands is an enthralling wildlife sanctuary located in Dengkil town near Kuala Langat and is one of the best places in Malaysia to relax in the lap of nature. Stretched over an area of 450 hectares, the wetlands are divided into three major zones namely Conservation & Research Zone, Educational Zone, and Recreational Zone.

Lighthouse

Located in Kuala Selangor, the Altingsburg Lighthouse is a great place to enjoy sunsets. Although you are not allowed to enter the lighthouse, its surrounding area offers a panoramic view of the Straits of Malacca which is a true sight to behold. The lighthouse serves as a guide for vessels that are headed towards the Straits.

65 km from city center

Waterfall

Chiling Waterfall is situated in Sungai Chiling Fish Sanctuary, a fisheries research project undertaken by the Selangor State Fisheries Department in Selangor. The beautiful waterfall is famous for swimming and an adventurous jungle trek.

7. Historical Museum Of Kuala Selangor

4 km from city center

Museum

The Kuala Selangor Historical Museum is based in the Bukit Melawati area, an hour away from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Once the official residence of the District Officer, it showcases a vast collection of archaeological artefacts. The museum is located at the top of the hills offering fantastic views of town. There are unpaid guided tours available to explore the museum.

4 km from city center

Experiential Rides

Bukit Melawati Tram Ride is a splendid tourist tram facility enabling travel to the Melawati hill. The tram service has its pick up point at the beautiful nature park. It offers some great views of Kuala Selangor as you go uphill. It is mostly available on weekends and public holidays as you can drive up the hill on weekdays.

61 km from city center

Forts & Palaces

Nestled on the Melawati Hill in Kuala Selangor, the Melawati Fort is regarded as one of the highest hilltops in the area. Its history dates back to the late 1700s i.e. during the reign of Sultan Ibrahim. Sultan Ibrahim built the Melawati Fort to protect the area from foreign invaders. The Melawati Fort offers a panoramic view of the beautiful Melawati River and the mangroves encircling it.

4 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Highlights: Tram Ride, Wandering Silver Leaf Monkeys and (Read More)Long-Tailed Macaques, Melawati Fort, Batu Hampar, Royal Mausoleum, Altingsburg Lighthouse, Seven Wells of Bukit Melawati

Situated in Kuala Selangor in the Klang Valley, Bukit Melawati, also known as the Melawati hill is a land of heritage and legacy. The most sought after weekend spot for all Malaysians, the Bukit Melawati looks even more beautiful with the Strait of Malacca behind and the silver leaf monkeys jumping around in the hills. The foundation stones, cannons, and colonial homes will enthral any history-adm (Read More)irer. Experiencing the tram ride up above the hill or hiking your way towards the steep slopes - both are available in Melawati Hills.