Kg. Sijangkang Mangrove Recreational Park, Selangor
This mangrove recreational park in Kampung Sijangkang is touted to be most tiring for visitors compared to all other mangrove parks in Malaysia. Well, I’m not so sure about that. It could only be proven true after the entire project is completed.
This recreational park encompasses three objectives: education, heritage preservation and recreation. But what makes this park different from all the others is that this project is derived from the sole initiative of fellow villagers, from workmanship to materials and most importantly, funding. Up to this point, some RM100,000 has already been spent on its development.
Kampung Sijangkang boasts a population of 18,000 and it is an admirable collective effort that they have come this far with their project for the community – creating job opportunities and generating a revenue for the village. The length of the boardwalk currently stands at 400 metres and will be extended to its targeted length of 1 kilometre as and when funds roll in. Its construction began in October 2015.
As this is a recreational park, many facilities are provided for visitors, including a team building challenge course, play area and barbecue pit.
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By the way, ‘Si’ is the Chinese word for ‘dead’ and Jangkang is the species of a tree. So, the settlement is basically named after a dead tree. The majority of the population is of Javanese descent. This village was declared the best in Kuala Langat in 2015.
Kg. Sijangkang Mangrove Recreational Park
Tel: +6016-3790661 (Suhaimi Sanusi)
Minimum contribution per entry:
Adult – RM2
Child (below 12 years of age): RM1
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That’s quite a new place, I thought it was Sekinchan, but read carefully then is Sijangkang. Will visit if any chances, love mother nature! 😛
I love the broadwalk to be honest, it’s like putting ourselves in a different atmosphere than usual one
Love nature and this mangrove looks really relaxing and a breath of fresh air
Is it hot in there. Because I have been to tanjung piai mangrove and it is really kinda hot even in the jungle
wow the view is so nice. love the greeneries
Hi Fadzi,
Not exceptionally hot.
The place looks great for a stroll or even for exercising 🙂
This village looks interesting to explore. Will bring my children there for a visit.
so nature .. not quite up my alley, but hey, great writeup!
You’re so brave! I don’t have the courage to go into jungle like this.
So green and so dense! We must preserve such natural treasures.
This is such a natural place! It’s good to visit there to escape from the busy city.
I never really been to mangrove park before! I never there’s one at Selangor, thanks for sharing =D
The village certainly has a very different yet vibrant vibe to it. Absolutely love anything to do with nature, so thumbs up on this one.
Never knew that a recreational park can be in a mangrove swamp area! Thanks for sharing 🙂
I am so blur… I never know there were so many things to see and do around the Si Jangkang area…
everything seems very nice in this resort! didn’t know there is such place in Selangor! 🙂 will visit someday for sure
Didn’t know about this place until I read your post, thanks for the info sharing 🙂
Always wished I had the guts to challenge myself to more outdoor adventures!
I been mangrove forest during university field trip ! The experience is damn good and quite challenging for me !
Such a beautiful place to visit, hope there isn’t too much mosquitoes there!
A wonderful village project.
With their limited resources they have done marvelously well.
Don’t mind the mozzies or the heat, you are with Mother Nature
Hope to bring a group after the CMCO period…I think it is a wonderful destination for families as well