KUALA SELANGOR DAY TOUR

is one of Malaysia’s most iconic cultural and natural landmarks. Located in Gombak, Selangor—just about 13 kilometers north of Kuala Lumpur—this majestic 400-million-year-old limestone hill functions as a massive, active Hindu temple complex. It serves as both a vital place of worship for the local Tamil Hindu community and a globally famous destination for travelers.

We then take a scenic drive towards the coastal town of Sekinchan, famous for its vast, flat emerald-green (or golden, depending on the harvest season) rice fields. Paddy Field Photography: Stop by the endless fields for spectacular, panoramic photos that look like a green carpet stretching to the horizon. Nan Tian Temple & Wishing Tree: Visit the local viewpoint and toss a red ribbon onto the famous Sekinchan Wishing Tree for good luck. Paddy Gallery (Optional): Learn how rice is processed locally and shop for fresh, unique local rice products and snacks.

(also spelled Bukit Malawati or Melawati Hill) is a historic hilltop park overlooking the town of Kuala Selangor and the Straits of Malacca. Because it is situated near the mouth of the Selangor River, it serves as the perfect historical bookend if you are visiting the area for the firefly cruises or the "Blue Tears" bioluminescence. Historically a fierce military stronghold, it is now famous for its panoramic views and its incredibly habituated resident primates.

Board our scenic river cruise down the Selangor River. Keep your cameras ready as we witness the dramatic sight of majestic eagles swooping down for a feed. As the sun begins to dip, you will also spot flocks of migratory birds returning to the lush mangrove forests.

Prepare to be mesmerized as night falls! Experience the ethereal beauty of the "Blue Tears", a natural phenomenon where the water glows with brilliant blue bioluminescent light. Witness the water surface light up with shimmering blue phosphorus points. Watch as the glowing bioluminescence illuminates the dark river and its mysterious surroundings.

Switch to a quiet, traditional wooden boat for a peaceful cruise through the mangroves. Watch in awe as thousands of twinkling fireflies light up the riverbanks like a living Christmas tree.