Just 10 minutes from the heart of Shah Alam is the 1,258-hectare Malaysia Agriculture Park. It offers the visitor a glimpse of the nation's agricultural resources such as oil palms, padi fields, rubber trees, coconut trees and fruit trees. It is also the largest agro- forestry park in the world. Other attractions here include two dams, a fishing lake, a Temperate House, a suspension bridge, a bird and a safari park. Bicycles are available for hire within the park.
Buses are available on weekends only.
Overnight visitors may stay at chalets from RM30 per chalet. A bridge in the agriculture park Water turbines in the agriculture park Batu Caves Located 13 km north of' Kuala Lumpur. A popular tourist attraction, particularly during the Hindu festival of Thaipusam which falls in late January each year. At the foothills is a smaller cave which houses an interesting display of Hindu mythology. Batu Caves Hutan Kanching Hutan Kanching, a forest reserve, located 21 km north of Kuala Lumpur offers refreshing waterfalls and lush jungle greenery that abounds with butterflies and plant life.