1. PUTRAJAYA
Visit the nation's new federal administration capital, just half hour's drive from the city. Hailed as an intelligent garden city, Putrajaya is famed for its innovative design harmonising nature and development. Attractions include the Perdana Putra administrative building and Seri Perdana, the official residence of the Prime Minister. Both are the prominent for their remarkable architectural styles. The striking pink domed Putra Mosque and Putra Square are other unique attractions. A striking feature of this township is the numerous bridges that span the water bodies, each boasting distinctive designs. Nature lovers will be delighted to explore Putrajaya's Wetland Park and Botanical Gardens.
2. KUALA SELANGOR FIEFLIES
Visit one of the world's most enthralling natural wonders. The firefly colonies of Kampung Kuantan and Kampung Bukit Belimbing in Kuala Selangor are among the largest in the world. Join a tour to feast your eyes on the spectacular display of fireflies , which live on Berembang trees that grow along Kuala Selangor's riverbanks. It is situated about 2 hours from the KL city centre.
3. CAMERON HIGHLANDS
The largest hill resort in the country, situated about 3 1 /2 hours drive from Kuala Lumpur, is a refreshing retreat with majestic hills and undulating valleys. Situated at about 1524m above sea level, it is home to sprawling tea plantations,terraced flower gardens, orchards with colourful exotic blooms and lush vegetable farms.
The atmosphere here is cool and calm with picturesque views everywhere. Go on a guided tour of the tea estates and tea processing factories to witness how tea is made and packaged. Visit a strawberry farm and sample delicious homemade jams. The flower nurseries, with their multihued blooms make for great snapshots. Visitors can play a round of golf in a temperature like ambience. Accommodation in Cameron Highlands unclude charming cottages and chalets reminiscent of the British era.
4. BATU CAVES
This majestic limestone formation lies in the state of Selangor on the outskirts of the city.Situated within are 3 big caves, including the main cave which is home to an ancient Hindi temple. This famous destination draws people from all parts of the world during the annual Thaipusam festival. Scale the magnificent 272 step staircase leading up to the cave. Just nearby is the Ramayana Cave, which features wall paintings depicting scenes from Hindu epics.
5. FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA ( FRIM)
Nature lovers will enjoy a visit to this forest reserve , situated on the northwestern fringe of the city. FRIM is home to a wealth of flora and fauna, including herb gardens and nearly 15000 species of plants. Walk through its arboretums, nature trails or wetland areas to experience nature in its purest state.
The park's canopy walkway, suspended 30 metres above ground level, is a favourite with visitors. On clear days, enjoy a breath taking view of the city skyline and a surrounding greenery. FRIM has a camping ground, picnic areas, jogging trails and a souvenir shop.
6. PORT DICKSON
Located just 2 hours drive from KL, Port Dickson is a popular weekend getaway for locals and foreigners alike. Its 18 km stretch of beach overlooking the Straits of Malacca boasts a string of 5 star hotels ad private bungalows. Enjoy a range of beach and water sports activities here.
7. MELAKA
Melaka, the historical city of Malaysia traces its origins to the year 1400, when the state was founded by an exiled prince from Sumatera. It gained fame as the trading emporium of the region under the Melaka of Sultanate. This colourful destination is a melting-pot of various communities and a veritable treasure trove of the past
Visit the nation's new federal administration capital, just half hour's drive from the city. Hailed as an intelligent garden city, Putrajaya is famed for its innovative design harmonising nature and development. Attractions include the Perdana Putra administrative building and Seri Perdana, the official residence of the Prime Minister. Both are the prominent for their remarkable architectural styles. The striking pink domed Putra Mosque and Putra Square are other unique attractions. A striking feature of this township is the numerous bridges that span the water bodies, each boasting distinctive designs. Nature lovers will be delighted to explore Putrajaya's Wetland Park and Botanical Gardens.
2. KUALA SELANGOR FIEFLIES
Visit one of the world's most enthralling natural wonders. The firefly colonies of Kampung Kuantan and Kampung Bukit Belimbing in Kuala Selangor are among the largest in the world. Join a tour to feast your eyes on the spectacular display of fireflies , which live on Berembang trees that grow along Kuala Selangor's riverbanks. It is situated about 2 hours from the KL city centre.
3. CAMERON HIGHLANDS
The largest hill resort in the country, situated about 3 1 /2 hours drive from Kuala Lumpur, is a refreshing retreat with majestic hills and undulating valleys. Situated at about 1524m above sea level, it is home to sprawling tea plantations,terraced flower gardens, orchards with colourful exotic blooms and lush vegetable farms.
The atmosphere here is cool and calm with picturesque views everywhere. Go on a guided tour of the tea estates and tea processing factories to witness how tea is made and packaged. Visit a strawberry farm and sample delicious homemade jams. The flower nurseries, with their multihued blooms make for great snapshots. Visitors can play a round of golf in a temperature like ambience. Accommodation in Cameron Highlands unclude charming cottages and chalets reminiscent of the British era.
4. BATU CAVES
This majestic limestone formation lies in the state of Selangor on the outskirts of the city.Situated within are 3 big caves, including the main cave which is home to an ancient Hindi temple. This famous destination draws people from all parts of the world during the annual Thaipusam festival. Scale the magnificent 272 step staircase leading up to the cave. Just nearby is the Ramayana Cave, which features wall paintings depicting scenes from Hindu epics.
5. FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA ( FRIM)
Nature lovers will enjoy a visit to this forest reserve , situated on the northwestern fringe of the city. FRIM is home to a wealth of flora and fauna, including herb gardens and nearly 15000 species of plants. Walk through its arboretums, nature trails or wetland areas to experience nature in its purest state.
The park's canopy walkway, suspended 30 metres above ground level, is a favourite with visitors. On clear days, enjoy a breath taking view of the city skyline and a surrounding greenery. FRIM has a camping ground, picnic areas, jogging trails and a souvenir shop.
6. PORT DICKSON
Located just 2 hours drive from KL, Port Dickson is a popular weekend getaway for locals and foreigners alike. Its 18 km stretch of beach overlooking the Straits of Malacca boasts a string of 5 star hotels ad private bungalows. Enjoy a range of beach and water sports activities here.
7. MELAKA
Melaka, the historical city of Malaysia traces its origins to the year 1400, when the state was founded by an exiled prince from Sumatera. It gained fame as the trading emporium of the region under the Melaka of Sultanate. This colourful destination is a melting-pot of various communities and a veritable treasure trove of the past
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