BUKIT MALAWATI – KUALA SELANGOR
The entrance fee is RM5-00 (Adult) and RM3-00 (children).
The ticket is for the tram ride to uphill AND to Taman Ikan Air Tawar Kuala
Selangor which is located nearby. The tram will ferry you up and after you had
explored Bukit Malawati, you may hop on the tram again to Taman Ikan Air Tawar.
Most people won’t notice this. The ticket operator does not
inform us when we purchased the ticket. To our dismay, we paid another RM2-00
(adult) and RM1-00 (children) for the Taman Ikan Air Tawar entrance.
Back to Bukit Malawati entrance, the tram service operated
with 20 minutes interval. However, I would prefer for you to just breeze walk to the top. There’s a lot to see
on your way up, I also didn’t notice this.
There is a “poison well” which the
tram won’t stop here, so, you might take note of this one. There is also ‘Batu
Hampar’ on your way down. So, don’t be lazy...just walk a bit.
The tram took us about 5 minutes to reach the top where the
lighthouse is located, the main attraction on this hill. However, the fully
fenced and well guarded lighthouse is not for us to enter. Just a view from the
outer side of the fence.
There’s a lot of monkeys gang here, they will be attracted
to food that you bring. The punk monkey may look skinny but not their appetite.
There are series of cannons here arranged few metres apart directed
straight to the shore that once used to protect the hill from foreign invaders.
Well, enjoy the photos.
Well, enjoy the photos.
Information of the light house with severals spelling mistakes...adui...
You may want to try this one...pergh!!..
The ginger ale...
for the monkeys
Places of interest On our way down...
Used to be a gruesome event going on
my son dare to take the challenge to run to the middle field
Well...we were dressed to the occasion
Taman Ikan Air Tawar
Happy holiday...
