Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam (National Botanical Gardens) is one of Selangor and Malaysia’s top destinations for eco/agrotourism.
Walaupun ramai yang komplen tentang kemudahan taman ini yang kurang di selenggara dengan baik, keseluruhannya masih memuaskan lagi. Lagipun harga tiket masuknya sangatlah murah.
Inside the beautiful Shah Alam National Botanical Park are the challenging Bukit Sapu Tangan, the beautiful Animal Park, and many other smaller gardens such as the Cactus Garden, Tropical Fruits Garden and more!
SACF is a selectively logged lowland rainforest. It is a part of the Bukit Cherakah Forest Reserve, and home to the endangered Malayan Tapirs. Despite all these, the Bukit Cherakah Forest Reserve is pretty much at great risk of degazettement. The Setia Alam Community Trails were initially built by the mountain bikers community, which rapidly gained popularity among hikers.
A big place with multiple routes, which could be a 1 hour to a full day hike depending on your plan. Don't park by the roadside as enforcement officers do issues parking summons frequently. Park at..
Setia Alam Community Trail Setia Alam Community Trail is an endangered forest. The trails were not established by hikers. Instead, it was by the cyclists! Set amidst the new housing area at Setia Eco Park, this community trail is suitable for hikers of all types of fitness level!Peak Garden is t…
What we thought would be an easy, hour-long walk turned into a two-hour excursion—but not an unpleasant one. If you cycle or jog, this is a great place to workout, soak in the sights, and breathe in the fresh air. I think it’s wonderful that we have such nice parks right in the middle of the city that offer a respite from the concrete jungle.
Cheerfully brightening up a concrete overpass, the Rainbow Bridge at Elmina Valley Central Park is KL’s latest Instagram hotspot and the endpoint of a bonus hike you can do from the Bukit Denai Alam trail.
This hike should take about two and a half hours, and there are no toilets anywhere on the trail. This is an easy hike with no rough terrain involved, aside from shallow stream crossings. The trail is flat with wide, clear paths for most of the way. There are no steep climbs, in fact, there is barely any slope to the terrain. Despite the lack of challenge for serious hikers, the Bukit Denai Alam hike has gorgeous views of the lake and scenic paths through rows of perfectly spaced palm trees.
