One of the stops during our tour of Selangor was Paya Indah Wetlands (PIW) in Dengkil. PIW certainly offers something different than the two earlier wetlands that I visited recently, in Putrajaya and Setiu in Terengganu. There are almost twenty recreational activities that one could indulge in at PIW, but my friends and I only had ... continue reading »

I entered the Mah Meri Cultural Village on Carey Island with trepidation, after being briefed on the Dos and Don'ts during our visit there. Like all aboriginal tribes, the Mah Meri tribe is also steep in customs, which we all had to adhere to. No one wants to antagonise their nature spirits. Nestled within the oil ... continue reading »

Gua Damai Extreme Park in Batu Caves is the place to go to whet your appetite for adventure. This extreme park, which offers rock climbing (179 routes), abseiling, jungle trekking, obstacle course, caving and camping, among other adventure outdoor activities, is also used as a training ground for mountain climbing. As the height of Gua Damai ... continue reading »

The Sultan Abdul Aziz Royal Gallery (Galeri Diraja Sultan Abdul Aziz) is housed in a 1909 classic colonial building in Klang, the Sultan Suleiman Building, known locally as the 'White House of Selangor'. Opened to the public in late 2007, the gallery is the brainchild of current Sultan of Selangor, HRH Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah ... continue reading »

Selangor Culture Cove, which was officially launched on 12th April, 2007 by the then Minister of Tourism, Y.B. Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, is just a stone's throw away from the Batu Caves Hindu temple. It is no surprise that Selangor Culture Cove, which is open daily from 9am - 5pm, is closed during ... continue reading »

My friends and I spent almost seven hours at Asian Water Sports Village (AWSV) in Puchong, one recent Saturday afternoon. This water sports village has got to be Selangor's best kept secret. Why do I say so? That's because we lost our way. Haha! If you have been following my blog closely, you would know that ... continue reading »

This 80,000 sq. ft. indoor edutainment centre located at the Curve NX in Mutiara Damansara (opposite IKEA), is the brainchild of a young Mexican entrepreneur by the name of Xavier Lopez. The first KidZania was opened in Mexico in 1999. After almost 13 years, it has landed in Malaysia. KidZania Kuala Lumpur opened its doors ... continue reading »