Top Things to do in Kuala Langat District
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Discover the best top things to do in Kuala Langat District, Malaysia including Discovery Park, Fo Guang Shan Dong Zen Temple, Mah Meri Cultural Village, Bukit Jugra, Istana Bandar, Morib Beach, Tadom Base, Pantai Kelanang Beach, Gold Coast Morib International Resort, Hotel Pickupz.
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1. Discovery Park
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Not just your regular park, Discovery Park at Gamuda Cove will offer thrilling activities, one-of-a-kind hangout spots, and family-friendly facilities. It will be home to many unique attractions, including Malaysia's first diving beach pool club, Southeast Asia's first Aerobar, and a 16-metre-tall ropes course.
2. Fo Guang Shan Dong Zen Temple
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4.5 based on 73 reviews
Background of Fo Guang Shan Dong Zen Temple FGS Dong Zen represents the hub of a Buddhist centre in the South East Region. FGS Dong Zen is situated at Jenjarom, Kuala Langat in the state of Selangor Darul Ehsan. The land area covers 22 acres. Since the opening of the monastery in 1996, it has created a new avenue for tourism for local tourists and it also acts as an important cultural and educational center. The meaning of “Dong Zen” Literally translated in Chinese, “Dong” means “East” and “Zen” means “The tranquil mind”. As a phrase, it means “the tranquil mind in the east”, representing the hub of a Buddhist centre in the South East Region. The objectives of Fo Guang Shan are:- 1. To foster talent through education 2. To propagate the Dharma through cultural activities 3. To benefit society through charity 4. To purify human minds through cultivation practice
Reviewed By DANNYSEEL
FGS Malaysia offer amazing lanterns and lighting experience for many families, friends and tourists during the Chinese New year festival every year. There is no exceptional for the year of golden rats in 2020. FGS Malaysia has continued with the organising efforts for the last 16 years, many local Malaysian will travel as far as from Penang or JB to visit this lantern festival and at the sametime pray to Buddha to better year to come.
3. Mah Meri Cultural Village
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4.0 based on 14 reviews
Mah Meri is one of the 18 indigenous tribe of Malaysia. Famed for their mask dance and the wooden sculptures, the Mah Meri have a unique social system of metrimony. Marriage is by family arrangement but the couple have the right to refuse during the seven rituals which the couple will have to undergo.Divorce is sinful but a kind of polyandry is permitted.Enjoy the seafood delicacies and have a hand at learning how to make origami flowers from palm leaves.
Reviewed By JudyK288 - Boston, United States
A tour to this is indigenous cultural center is about a hour's drive from the Port Klang. The tribe members wear costumes consisting of wooden masks and palm leaf skirts. Many ceremonies were performed including a mock wedding of one couple. They also show their proficiency at origami with palm leaves, wood carving and puzzle making/solving. There is also a small museum tour included with some interesting information. After the wedding ceremony, which was a lot of fun, there was a delicious lunch. Great experience and a hidden gem in my opinion
4. Bukit Jugra
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4.0 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Travelboi2016 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
One of the best and scenic views that I ever seen at Kuala Selangor! The lighthouse overlooked the Straits of Malacca and the whole town nearby the lighthouse. The road towards the lighthouse was a bit narrow and winding but it lasted just for a few minutes before you reached the lighthouse. There was few car parks available there. Before 4pm, the crowd was lesser but after 4pm, there was paragliding activities take place on the hill and the crowd will increase. You can pay to experience the paragliding activity.
5. Istana Bandar
6. Morib Beach
7. Tadom Base
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3.0 based on 10 reviews
Tadom Base, located only 12 minutes from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), is crafted as the base with toughest obstacles in Malaysia. Activities such as 30+ obstacles course, double zip line, bamboo raft, SUP, ATV, team building activities are available. Obstacle course challenge event, Mad Warrior, is held across Malaysia.
Reviewed By maiznur - Shah Alam, Malaysia
It is located not far from KLIA airport. About 15 mins drive from airport. Very suitable for family gathering , flying fox,team building and company retreat. All occupancy rooms are made from bamboo. A very nice environment to let our children to experience a village life. Good outing activities can be done there such as hiking, swimming, archery , camping, ATV riding and boating. The resort also can provide BBQ upon request . Also there are food stall there with tasty food with reasonable price. All in all I have a nice and memorable experience there.
8. Pantai Kelanang Beach
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3.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Shivaanikulan17 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
First and foremost, Super Windy as the sun sets. If you're looking for a place to release your stress and tension, this is one of the best beach one should visit!!My sisters and I usually drive there after work just to watch the beautiful Sunset. Highly recommended for Peace Loving People :)
9. Gold Coast Morib International Resort
10. Hotel Pickupz
Hotel Pickupz provides Private Transfers from airport to the City Centre and other parts of Malaysia or Vice Versa, we also provide Malaysia Day-Tours, Multi-Day Tours, Chauffeur Driven Services, Meeting Incentives Conferencing Exhibitions (MICE), Private Tours and Private Airport Transfer between KLIA and KLIA2, providing Family Van and Luxury Fleets. Welcome to Malaysia and have a great holiday ahead
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