Cultural
Festivals

The vibrant and colourful culture of Malaysians is a direct result of its multi-racial society. This brought about various festivals that are celebrated together in unity, festivity and pomp. Among some of the festivals celebrated in Selangor are Hari Raya Puasa, Maulidur Rasul, Nuzul Quran, Chinese New Year, Thaipusam, Deepavali, Christmas and more.
 
 
 
 

Traditional Dances & Music

Thanks to the multi-cultural population of Selangor, the state is rich in traditional dances and songs. The joget is the most popular traditional dance. It is a lively rendition with fast upbeat tempo and is performed by couples. Selangor is also a melting pot of culture, with many popular dances in the state. Among others are Bangra, Chinese Opera and many more.
 

Homestay Programmes

To experience the sights, sounds and wonders of Malaysian life, there's no place better than Banghuris Homestay Programme. The Homestay programme exposes visitors to the culture, traditions, lifestyle and Malaysian way of life. Here, visitors can live a typical village life from harvesting the padi field, learning the traditional arts and crafts, to attending a traditional wedding.
 

 Kampung Kuantan/ Bukit Belimbing Firefly Sanctuary

Kampung Kuantan and Bukit Belimbing are the very few places left in the world where thousands

of fireflies can be seen twinkling on mangrove trees.The 'Pteroptyx tener', the species found here are so unique in their ability to produce twinkling bright lights at 3 twinkles a second... and all in synchonised timing. Every night, visitors to Kuala Selangor are taken along the river silently to listen to the symphonic harmony of these fireflies.

Paya Indah Wetland Sanctuary

Just 15km north of the KL International Airport, this 3,100 hectare wetland sanctuary is home to over 142 species of birds, 40 species of fish, 25 species of mammals and reptiles, 220 species of aquatic and terrestrial plants. Visitors here can enjoy the beauty of nature simply by walking along the broadwalks. Other exciting actvities include fishing, bird watching, nature tours, jungle trekking, camping, bike and horse riding, canoeing, boating and picniking.

Templer's Park

Rich in natural flora, fauna and unrivalled scenic beauty is Templer's Park, located 21km north of Kuala Lumpur. Set in a backdrop of a lush green forest and limestone hills, this 1,214 hectare forest reserve is an attraction to nature lovers, avid photographers and picnickers.
 
 

 Waterfalls

For an unforgettable experience, visit the various waterfalls in Selangor. The Sungai Gabai waterfalls are among the most spectacular. Consisting of several falls cascading from an impressive height of 100 metres, it is indeed a sight to behold. Most of Selangor's waterfalls are found in the Hulu Langat and Hulu Selangor district.
 
 
 
 

 Bukit Cahaya Bukit

Cahaya Seri Alam Agricultural Park is the only agro-forestry park in the world. This park in Shah Alam displays the various agricultural forms and modes used in Malaysia against a splendid backdrop of a virgin jungle. The attractions found in the
 

Park include two dams, a fishing lake, a temperate house, a suspension bridge, a bird and safari park.