Kampong Kelang Gates Baharu Travel Guide

 l_joo Says:  Not much needed to climb this hill, visitors only need to bring a small backpack for things like camera, water, telescope, biscuits, etc. Best to wear simple, normal sports shoes will do but make sure not those slippery type. Wear long sleeves if you hate sunlight. 

 l_joo Says:  If you are first time visitor to Bukit Tabur, please go there on Sunday morning to meet other hill climbers. Quite many peoples there on Sunday, they are ususally students, you can follow them, not so possible to try your own, the trail is quite complicated. 

 l_joo Says:  On the hill, I met two tourists came with telescopes, they told me they are watching birds, not about hill climbing. 

 l_joo Says:  Viewing the entire KL from the Melawati Hills, isn't this what you you want? Just spend a day, best on Sunday morning from 6am to10am, you can meet many hill climbers especially Sunday, they are your tou guides, just follow them. If you go on week days, you have to find your... 

 l_joo Says:  This is a picture showing how to recognise the trail, the road is dead end, which is the entrance of dam. The trail is showing in yellow arrow head, click the photo to see in in details. 

 l_joo Says:  As I busy taking the village photos, I came across this obvious construction also among the village. This one is probably too rich to build the house this way among villagers. Though It looks funny but still it belongs to rural modern construction. 

 l_joo Says:  In the middle of the Kelang Gates village has a longhouse look-alike architecture. They built their houses all together in a square shape and these houses are single storey. This KKG village was heavily influenced by the outside world if you observe carefully in their... 

 l_joo Says:  On the Road to Kelang Gates village as shown in photo. At right is the rural remaining half and at left of the road is completely modern but unable to see in this photo. The Melawati Hills is behind the hill side bungalows. KKG is very beautiful, one of my favourite spots. 

 l_joo Says:  Kampung Kelang Gates is not only the Melawati Hills but was a village inhabited most by Malays. If you come from Taman Bunga Raya or Melati highway, once you turn left into the road of KKG, you will notice so obviously modern at left and rural village at right which is the...