Places of Sightseeing in Klang Valley

It exhibits the history of the Selangor Sultanate, including royal artefacts such as swords, seals and replicas of the crown jewels. Originally built as ‘Muzium Kenangan in 1988’, it was moved to its current location and reopened in 2007 by his son, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah.

Originally operating under the Ampang Tinggi Palace in Jalan Dato’ Hamzah, it transferred to the Craft & Cultural Park Complex in 1984. Resembling the traditional rumah gadang, other attractions here are the Negeri Sembilan Traditional House Model, Philately and Stamps Gallery.

These include ancient Jawi manuscripts pertaining to religion, medicine, weaponry and mathematics along with traditional apparel, weapons, and household items. There are also four century-old, distinctively-styled traditional Malay houses outside to enter.

The Bugis descent was recognised for his contributions to modernising the Malay language. The museum has been erected in the structure of a rumah gadang at his birthplace in Bukit Kerdas. Find information, artefacts and antique memorabilia such as a gramophone, typewriter, radio, furniture and scholarly documents.

Kuala Lumpur's Perdana Botanical Garden has a history dating back over a decade. The gardens comprise local and foreign plants, with areas allocated to ferns, rare trees, medicinal herbs and aquatic plants. There are plenty of walking paths and benches for strolling around and relaxing in the shade. The gardens comprise local and foreign plants, with areas allocated to ferns, rare trees, medicinal herbs and aquatic plants.

The 380,000 square metre park is split into two categories: the Galaxy Station is built for adults, while the Fantasy Garden is distinctly child-centric. There are four thrill rides, each built specifically for the Berjaya Times Square Theme Park World. The Galaxy Station sees the majority of visitors on a weekly basis but is off-limit for those below the age of 13.

Kites of different sizes, shapes and designs can be seen up in the sky on windy days and particularly on weekends. Buying a kite is not an issue, as there are a few kite vendors out there who do business outside the park.

This beautiful spot displays about 500 different species of exotic flora. Specifically planted on a bed of bio-carbon soil and cultivated by an esteemed team of botanists, take a stroll around the area that is situated 35 metres above ground.