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Klang is a peaceful, beautiful and prosperous city which is a center of economic and social activities. It is Malaysia's marine gateway to the world and is located 23 km. southwest of Kuala Lumpur.
The Royal City of 75 km. square is also one of the oldest cities in Malaysia. Historical artifacts from the iron and Bronze Age shows that this city was a settlement even 2,000 years in the past. Written references of the town have been found from artifacts of the Majapahit government.
Though Klang has experienced tremendous changes as a result of intense development, the 'soul' of Klang has remained. Plants and trees of many varieties have been introduced to the city, making it a clean garden city that is fresh, beautiful, comfortable and peaceful as a residence.
In order to accommodate the economic and social needs of the population which has reached 400,000, Klang has also been equipped with various public amenities. The city has been meticulously organized into different areas for residential, commercial and industrial activities in order to preserve the city's historical landmarks for the benefit of all.
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GETTING THERE |
By Car |
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From KUALA LUMPUR
Take the Federal Highway and drive past the Batu Tiga toll in Shah Alam and the Sungai Rasah toll and you will then see signs leading to Klang. Alternatively, you can use the KESAS Highway or the NKVE but it will cost more in terms of toll charges.
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By Bus
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From KUALA LUMPUR
Buses depart from the Klang Bus Station in Kuala Lumpur which is just a short walk from the Central Market LRT Station and stop at the Klang Bus Terminal.
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By Rail
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From KUALA LUMPUR
The KTM Komuter Train leaves every 30 minutes from KL Sentral Station or the old railway station in Kuala Lumpur and takes you all the way to the Klang KTM stop, which is a 10 minute walk across the bridge from the Klang Bus Terminal.
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Whilst every effort have been made to ensure accuracy of the informations, we shall not be liable for any inaccuracies or omission that may occur in your GETTING THERE. |
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GETTING AROUND |
Tour / Sightseeing Package |
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The Royal Gallery |
The Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Royal Gallery in Klang, touted as a landmark heritage site, was first opened to the public on 18 November 2000. Inspired by His Majesty Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah himself, the opening of the gallery to the public marked the eventual fulfillment of his Majesty`s dream. The inception of this gallery began as a personal endeavour by the royal couple to share His Majesty's collection of priceless royal heirlooms, artifacts and gifts from his subjects and foreign dignitaries.
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Pulau Ketam |
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Literally translated as "Crab Island", this fishing village attracts visitors with its unique feature houses built on long wooden stilts, suspended one meter above the sea levels. Its wooden-board streets are just five feet across and the traffic consists largely of pedestrians and bicycles. Boat tours, homestays, fishing trips and bird-watching outing are available, and the seafood here is the freshest possible!
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Yacht Club
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The Royal Selangor Yacht Club (RSYC) is the oldest yacht club in Malaysia. The RSYC is the largest and most active club in Malaysia with 1,000 members, a moored fleet of 90 - with 30 keelboats and 60 powerboats and about 130 boats on the club's hard standing. The activities in the club include keelboat racing, dinghy sailing for children, training programs, fishing competition and flotillas.
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