Those wishing to visit Dark Cave must contact the Malaysian Nature Society for permission and guidelines. The third cave, located at the foot of the steps, houses an interesting display of statues and wall paintings depicting scenes and figures from Hindu mythology. Within the park are contained samples of virtually every agricultural resource in the nation, including oil and coconut palms, padi fields, fruit trees, and rubber trees, all set in the midst of a luscious rain forest. Through numerous open-air exhibits, live demonstrations, nature trails, and a host of educational programs, visitors are offered unparalleled opportunities to learn about and enjoy Malaysia's rich natural attributes. 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. Admission is RM2 for adults, RM1 for children. Gedung Raja Abdullah . Located at the center of Klang, the former capital of Selangor.