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National Zoo - The Zoo Negara or National Zoo is situated 13 km from the centre of Kuala Lumpur, standing like an oasis amidst a concrete jungle. It was officially opened to the public in 1963.

The zoo features about 400 species of Malaysian and exotic mammals, reptiles and birds. Of these, most are fish and bird and about a hundred are mammals and reptiles. Its aquarium "Tunku Abdul Rahman Aquarium" is a very popular attraction.

Fireflies or "Kelip-kelip", Kuala Selangor - The firefly colonies of Kampung Kuantan and Kampung Bukit Belimbing are amongst the most popular tourist attractions in Selangor.

You will be amazed at the spectacular light displays from these unique insects - millions of them - which lived on the berembang trees that grow along Kuala Selangor's riverbanks.

Boats can be hired at the Kampung Kuantan jetty for these nocturnal tours. The skilled local oarsmen make this experience a memorable and unforgettable one.
The Firefly Park Resort in Kampung Bukit Belimbing offers visitors an opportunity to view the enchanting display as well as enjoy a night's stay at the available chalets.

Serendah International Orchid Park - Situated less than an hour's drive from Kuala Lumpur, this park offers an insight into farming and gardening using modern technology.

Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM) - Nature lovers will enjoy a visit to this huge forest reserve, located in Kepong on the north-western fringe of Kuala Lumpur

Gain an insight into Malaysia's tropical flora and fauna from its various arboretums (living museums of trees) and wetland area.

Kanching Recreational Forest -

A mere 30-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur, lies the Kanching Recreational forest, an invigorating getaway amidst nature. Situated in the Kanching Forest Reserve, the area is a haven for various species of birds and monkeys.

The Kanching Waterfalls present a dramatic backdrop to the jungle setting. Hike up to the top of its seven tiers for a superb view of the surroundings. Located nearby is Templer Park, a popular picnic spot with waterfalls and cool streams.

A short drive away is the beautifully landscaped Commonwealth Forest Park. Nestled within a dense jungle, the area offers chalets, trekking paths, a fountain and a camping site.

ISLANDS & BEACHES

Pulau Indah  - Near Pulau Ketam is Pulau Indah (Beautiful Island in Malay), an island where visitors can experience life in a traditional Malay village.

This is the best place to enjoy the rustic and laidback charms of kampung (village) life, set amidst lush greenery and the Straits of Malacca. Pulau Indah is also the location of Klang's new West Port and cruise terminal.

There is no tourist accommodation available but visitors will surely find plenty to do to make the trip worth it.

Getting There
Take any Port Klang bound bus or taxi from the Klang Bus Station in Kuala Lumpur. From Port Klang, take another bus to the island. The journey takes about one hour.

Pulau Angsa  - Located off the coast of Kuala Selangor, approximately 67 km from Kuala Lumpur, lies Pulau Angsa, a lush green island that owes much of its history to the Bugis who were among its earliest settlers.

Rich in legends and landmarks, you will find the locals only too willing to regale you with tales about Pulau Angsa's colourful past.

Getting There
Regular bus and taxi services ply the Kuala Lumpur - Kuala Selangor route. While there is no regular ferry service from Kuala Selangor to Pulau Angsa, there are friendly fishermen who will ferry you across for a nominal sum.

Bagan Lalang - Located at 30-minute drive from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), Bagan Lalang is ideal for activities such as horseback riding, beach volleyball and jogging.

Bagan Lalang is also the place to enjoy spectacular sunsets.
At nightfall, the surrounding area turns into a hive of activity with open-air eateries offering mouth-watering seafood delights such as ikan bakar, or grilled fish.