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Sky Mirror

Sky Mirror

The stunning Bolivia salt flats Salar de Uyuni is known as one of the most surreal sights in the world but did you know that a similar scenery exists in Kuala Selangor. Dubbed the 'Salar de Uyuni of Malaysia' due to its mysterious appearance that resembles the salt flats in Bolivia, the is a hidden gem in Kuala Selangor. This unique spot is accessible only in low tide and is submerged under the sea for most of the year, making it an uncharted, mysterious destination on the world map.
  • Each trip duration is around 3 hours
Eagle Watching

Eagle Watching

Eagle Feeding is one of the main attraction in Kuala Selangor. You will be able to experience 20-40 eagles flying in sky and waiting the foods from your tour guides. Eagle Feeding will be your wonderful experience in Kuala Selangor. Eagle Feeding is started with a boat trip from a jetty at Pasir Penambang to the estuary of the Selangor River.
  • Each trip duration is around 30 minutes
Fireflies

Fireflies

A trip to Kuala Selangor would be incomplete without exploring the uniqueness and miracles of the  Fireflies found in the midst of mangrove trees in this small villages. Here, visitors get to enjoy a ride on a sampan (traditional, non-motorized wooden boat) along the great bends and curves of Selangor River to witness up-close the fireflies’ mesmerizing displays. Travelling on a sampan enables you to get closer to the action and at the same time, helps reduce air, water and noise pollution, all of which may adversely affect the insects’ natural habitat.
  • Each trip duration is around 40 minutes
Blue Tears

Blue Tears

Kuala Selangor’s “Blue Tears” is a natural nighttime phenomenon caused by Dinoflagellates, an algae or marine plankton that emits blue-green light at night. Blue tears” are normally found on shore but in Kuala Selangor, visitors get to catch the blue patches on a speedboat ride along the waters where the river meets the sea. The sighting of the “Blue Tears” here is the first in Selangor. The best time to go in search of “Blue Tears” in Kuala Selangor is during the new moon. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd day of the month in the lunar calendar is the best time to visit due to high tide and darker sky, increasing chances of spotting them.
  • Each trip duration is around 45 minutes


Bukit Melawati, Kuala Selangor

Bukit Melawati, Kuala Selangor

Bukit Melawati (Melawati Hill) is a popular weekend destination for local residents of Selangor, and with good reason. A beautiful area with numerous attractions, Bukit Melawati, or Melawati Hill, is an important historical site that offers interesting insights into Kuala Selangor’s fascinating history. A ride on the tram will bring you straight to the top, where you get panoramic views of the surrounding hills and the sea. The tram runs from 8.00am to 7.00pm on weekends and public holidays. Visitors may choose to get to the hilltop by hiking or taking a short tram ride, where panoramic views await.

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Kuala Selangor Nature Park

Kuala Selangor Nature Park

Nature Park is a favourite destination among nature and outdoor enthusiasts. There are 3 main walking/hiking trails at the nature park, all of which are suitable for beginners and families. It is also a nesting area for approximately 156 bird species, 57 of which are migratory. There are several observation towers and bird hides around the lake where you can spot eagles, bee-eaters, kingfishers and more.

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Sri Shakti Devasthanam Temple, Bukit Rotan

Sri Shakti Devasthanam Temple, Bukit Rotan

Meticulously carved out of granite and found in a sitting position, our benevolent and omnipresent Goddess Sri Shakti Mari Amman is the embodiment of divine energy. Boasting stunning features, her immensely powerful radiating energy welcomes all devotees.
  • Opening hours: Morning : 5.30AM to 12PM / Evening : 4.30PM to 9PM

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Qi Jian Xian Shi Fo Zu Gu Miao Temple, Pasir Penambang

Qi Jian Xian Shi Fo Zu Gu Miao Temple, Pasir Penambang

Qi Jian Xi Shi Fo Zu Temple is a major Chinese temple in Kuala Selangor. It is located along Jalan Feri Lama, next to Giant Superstore Kuala Selangor. The two-storey temple has a pair of grand staircases leading up to the top floor. The main prayer hall is on the ground floor, while upstairs is created to mimic a mountainous scene.
  • Opening hours: 8AM to 2PM, 4PM to 7PM

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Tian Fu Gong Temple, Kuala Selangor

Tian Fu Gong Temple, Kuala Selangor

Tian Fu Gong Temple is one of the oldest temple in Kuala Selangor. Tian Fu Gong Temple was originally build behind the post office, nearby Bukit Malawati and relocated the current place. History tells that the relocation happened when a British District Officer rescued by an Indian during the train accident. One day, the British District Officer passed through the temple and saw the one of the statue in the temple similar to person who help him and later decide to build the new temple building which was situated at the current location. 
  • Opening hours: 8AM to 8PM

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Nan Tian Temple (Nan Tian Gong) Sekinchan

Nan Tian Temple (Nan Tian Gong) Sekinchan

The villagers always pray for the calm of the ocean and are rich in harvest. The leading Chinese temple we should visit is Nan Tian Temple (Nan Tian Gong), a temple in the middle of a paddy field.

Nan Tian Temple (or called Nine Emperors God Temple) is located at Site A and this is the only temple at Site A.  Every 1st to 9th of the Ninth month of the Lunar Calendar, the worshipers will celebrate the birthdays of the Nine Emperor Gods (Jiu Huang Ye) for ten days. The most important religious event in Sekinchan.

Nan Tian Temple is a perfect location for us to view the beauty of the paddy field; we can go up to the second floor of a tower in the temple and have a good view of the Sekinchan paddy field.

Pantai Redang Sekinchan Beach

Pantai Redang Sekinchan Beach

Often seen on TV, Pantai Redang is a popular tourist destination in Sekinchan. The public beach is situated near the end of the town's main canal. The beach is ideal for a walk and strolling, with various sights and spots to visit around the beach area. Visitors may find huts, swings, sign boards, playground and verndors with bubble equipments for rental - however it is not suitable for swimming, snorkeling or diving.

Pantai Remis Beach Shore, Jeram

Pantai Remis Beach Shore, Jeram

Pantai Remis is a beach in Jeram, Kuala Selangor. Though not suitable for swimming due to its rocky-formation and partially muddy shore/murky water, the beach still frames a stunning view towards the Straits of Malacca during sunset and is popular among local residents of Jeram and Klang for its seaside atmosphere. Pantai Remis beach is a waterfront beach that is popular with the villagers that come here in huge numbers during the weekends and public holidays. 

Masjid Raja Lumu, Kuala Selangor

Masjid Raja Lumu, Kuala Selangor

Masjid Raja Lumu Selangor Mosque named after the first Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Salehuddin Shah, Masjid Raja Lumu is built on the site of the former Kuala Selangor Old Mosque at the foot of Melawati Hill. Sultan Salehuddin Idris Shah Alhaj designated this mosque Selangor’s Ninth royal mosque. It features modern architecture, copper domes, large archways, and stained-glass windows.