SELANGOR
Selangor truly has more
About Selangor
Selangor is one of the 13 states of Malaysia. If you happen to be visiting Selangor sooner or later, you will find out that the crowds here in Selangor are considered massive similar to Kuala Lumpur. This is because there are many interesting places to go in Selangor and not only locals but also travelers like to hang around in this city.Selangor is one of the 13 states of Malaysia. If you happen to be visiting Selangor sooner or later, you will find out that the crowds here in Selangor are considered massive similar to Kuala Lumpur. This is because there are many interesting places to go in Selangor and not only locals but also travelers like to hang around in this city.
Sunway Lagoon
Batu Caves
Farm in the City
i-City
MUST-GO BEST TOP-RATED Places In Selangor
Sky Mirror, Sekinchan
Did You Know?
As the most developed State in Malaysia, Selangor houses the largest seaport and airport in Malaysia and holds a plethora of the finest infrastructure and communications facilities– which are among the best in the region.
Sunway Lagoon
If theme parks are your thing, you will love this place. It doesn’t matter if you are here with your family or friends, this is a perfect place for everyone. The park consists of 3 parks, the water park, a dry park and the wildlife park.
If you are into thrill rides, many exhilarating rides will knock your socks off. However, if adrenaline-pumping rides aren’t your thing, there are other milder adventure rides available for you.
Batu Caves
This national treasure of Malaysia is one of the 10 most holy Hindu sites in the world. Batu Caves comprises a series of natural caves inside an ancient limestone hill. The caves originally served as shelters for Malaysia’s indigenous population before becoming a sacred Hindu site, housing a series of shrines. The main ‘Temple Cave’ (or Cathedral Cave) is located at the hill’s peak, only accessible by climbing 272 steep rainbow-painted steps. Perhaps the bright rainbow colors are intended to distract visitors from the burning climb. Naughty Macaque monkeys accompany climbers along the journey, keenly watching for tasty snacks to steal.
Farm in the City
Farm in the City is the first farm of its kind in Malaysia. Not only does it operates as a petting zoo but it is also a conservation park in the city. The farm design was influenced by a Malaysian village setting and houses over 100 species with some exotic species such as mandarin ducks, alpacas, fennec fox and more in this seven acres zoo. You can also try your luck in ‘longkang fishing’ or better known as drain fishing, which is a popular Malaysian activity of the past.
i-City
i-City is a theme park situated in Shah Alam. The park is open throughout the day but the best time to visit this place is after nightfall. Compared to the other Selangor attractions, this one is listed in CNN Travel as one of the most colourful and bright spots in the world, this city of digital lights is filled with exciting rides and unique museums.
There is also ‘SnoWalk’ which provides people with a below 0 degrees Celcius experience with snow. Another huge attraction is the colourful Ferris wheel in the middle of the park, where you would be able to see a bird’s-eye view of the Selangor skyline.
Sky Mirror, Sekinchan
Instagrammers rejoice! As one of the latest Instagram hot spots, Sky Mirror is a phenomenon that reflects the sky at the beach ground, best for taking beautiful pictures. But before you head to this place, you need to bear in mind that this only happens two times a month during the full moon and new moon period.
You can only take the infamous picture from mid to late morning when the seawater recedes, creating a sandbank with shallow water of a few inches. Gather your friends and go early, as there will be many people queuing up to take this iconic picture.
