Selangor is regarded as the most developed state in Malaysia and is also known as the ‘Gateway to Malaysia’. This is because many of the main entry points into Malaysia are situated within the state.
Located on the west coast of Peninsula Malaysia, Selangor occupies some 125,000 sq. kilometers and is adorned with a variety of landscapes. Visitors can enjoy the contrast of its modern concrete jungle and man-made attractions to its many natural wonders. Explore the the many coastal mangroves, lush tropical rainforests to the charming and quaint fishing villages that dot the coastline. The country’s multi cultural heritage is richly celebrated during respective local festivals and one can also enjoy the great variety of food and shopping.
Places of interest are easily accessible in Selangor as the available options of public transportation makes it easy to move around from place-to-place.
Some of the recommended highlights in this state are the Firefly parks in Kuala Selangor, Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque (The Blue Mosque) at Shah Alam, The Sultan Abdul Aziz Royal Gallery in Klang, National Botanical Garden at Shah Alam, FRIM Forest Research Institute of Malaysia in Kepong, Malawati Hill at Kuala Selangor, The National Zoo, Mah Meri Cultural Village at Carey Island and Sunway Lagoon Theme Park for a day of fun and entertainment!
Head to Malaysia’s largest shopping centre, 1-Utama Shopping Centre at Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya for a complete shopping and entertainment experience. With more than 713 stores and entertainment outlets covering a built-up area of 5,590,000 square feet, it is also the 7th largest shopping mall in the world!
As Selangor borders just next to Kuala Lumpur, one can equally find a smorgasboard of mouth-watering cuisines here too. From local Malay, Chinese and Indian to Continental, Fusion, Mediterranean, Thai, Japanese and European, you can find it all conveniently around the main neighbourhoods.
From fine-dining restaurants to shopping malls, street stalls to trendy themed coffee shops and cafes, great options and choices are always available.
Getting in and around is also very easy with multiple forms of public transportation and available transport services. Taxis and Ride-Hailing services are the most convenient whilst other options include using the monorail, trains and bus services.
By far the most populous city in the country, Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia. Being one of the most popular destinations to visit in Asia, the city has a population of 3.4 million people. This metropolis is home to probably one of the biggest melting pots of races and cultures in the world and comes with plenty of attractions.
The words Kuala Lumpur literally means ‘Muddy Confluence’ in the Malay language. This nickname came about when KL first started as a tin mining settlement in 1857 near where the two main Klang and Gombak rivers intersect in the middle of the city.
With a year-round tropical climate, there is lots of warm sunshine and an abundance of rainfall. The average temperatures hover around 31° - 34°C.
KL is a must visit with a huge variety of points of interests for visitors to choose from, ranging from local and traditional attractions to the modern and contemporary. The city features historical mosques, churches and temples that reflect the diversity of its peoples and beliefs to spectacular futuristic modern architecture and skyscrapers within its ‘Golden Triangle’. Venture the local markets and sample the endless variety of cuisines and street food. Savor its sights and attractions while soaking in the fun and friendly Malaysian experience!
By far the most populous city in the country, Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia. Being one of the most popular destinations to visit in Asia, the city has a population of 3.4 million people. This metropolis is home to probably one of the biggest melting pots of races and cultures in the world and comes with plenty of attractions.
The words Kuala Lumpur literally means ‘Muddy Confluence’ in the Malay language. This nickname came about when KL first started as a tin mining settlement in 1857 near where the two main Klang and Gombak rivers intersect in the middle of the city.
With a year-round tropical climate, there is lots of warm sunshine and an abundance of rainfall. The average temperatures hover around 31° - 34°C.
KL is a must visit with a huge variety of points of interests for visitors to choose from, ranging from local and traditional attractions to the modern and contemporary. The city features historical mosques, churches and temples that reflect the diversity of its peoples and beliefs to spectacular futuristic modern architecture and skyscrapers within its ‘Golden Triangle’. Venture the local markets and sample the endless variety of cuisines and street food. Savor its sights and attractions while soaking in the fun and friendly Malaysian experience!
