Difference between revisions of "Kuala Selangor"

• Kuala Selangor Nature Park - well known nature park for migratory and local birds & other animals at Kuala Selangor.
• Kuala Selangor fishing village - fishing village with cheap seafood restaurants.
• Pantai Remis - pristine beach beside Pantai Indah Resort, food and souvenir stalls open on weekends & public holidays. Stroll along the beach and collect shellfish or other group activities.
• Mangrove Forest Reserve - serene mangrove
• forest at Pantai Indah Resort, great for collecting seashells, small prawns, fishes, cockles, crabs, clams, hermit crabs. Excellent for educational tours and activities.
• Bukit Malawati Historical Hill - where the site of the first Selangor Sultanate's Palace and Altingsburg light house are located.
• Sekinchan Paddy Fields - well known as the golden rice fields of Malaysia.
• Tanjung Karang fishing village - old fishing village with cheap seafood restaurants.
• Kampung Kuantan Fireflies Sanctuary - well known fireflies sanctuary at Kuala Selangor.
• Sungai Buloh New Market new market - selling lots of seafood and delicacies in Jeram.
• Pasir Penambang market - selling fresh and dried seafood.

A long, long time ago bedtime stories were filled with adventures; of far, far, away lands; of flying horses and wise, old owls; of mischievous pixies and powerful wizards, of formidable giants and dainty fairies. There were always happy endings - a world where dreams come true.

Kampung Kuantan was once a humble little village, not unlike many during the early years. But as industrialisation set in later, this village suffered what many others did - Young folk moved away; fishermen and farmers living off the land found it difficult to eke out a living and the highways took away any chances of revival in the area.

Then one day, a bunch of entomologists heard about the strange congregation of lights not too far from the village - a place where millions of little green lights twinkled in the shadows of the night. The entomologists descended on the area like a swarm of bees to honey.

That was in the 70's. But the beauty of the place was kept a secret until almost a decade ago. These twinkling lights helped the villagers revive their little town. They are the local folks' little fairies....