cafank Says: This was a great trip. The island is only about 10 K west of Port Klang and you can get a high speed or standard ferry across to the island from the ferry terminal.The houses and shops are built on stilts is because over 90% of the island is covered by seawater and most of...
yipsufen Says: One of the attractions in Klang or specifically, in Jenjarom, near to Banting town. For more tips and photos, please re-direct to my travel page on Jenjarom. Thanks.
zorcs Says: Take a boat ride to Pulau Ketam.For those who doesn't know what it feels like living like fishermen in Malaysia, youcan have a unique experience.The boat ride used to be a special experience for me.Back when I went there when I was a kid, I used to take a wooden sampan to...
jackmoenglish Says: Best Wonton Meeh in Klang, Malaysia located at Bukit Tinggi 2 shops. Excellent food and a great personality to talk to and even have a beer with. Ask for Jamie the JAZ girl.
Curry Meeh, with Kway Teow noodles.... Best Ever!!!!
Bix10 Says: Chinese Style Seafood By The Sea. Nice Environment, Sea Breeze And Cheap! What More Can I Say!. Hahaha...If you're on your way to Star Cruise jetty or on your way to KL from the port, then head over to this place to have some seafood cos it's different than the ones in the...
cs_zee Says: This is a very busy shop. and you may have to wait to get a table in the mornings. the hainanese kopi kaw is the crowdpuller. Charcoal-toasted sliced bread or buns are avaliable.
cs_zee Says: Commonly known as the '' bak kut teh under the bridge '' or next to the police station '' . this 60-year-old outlet is one of two shops embroiled in the debate over who is the bak kut teh pioneer. business is brisk . it served in bowls and only meats and innards are...
myspices Says: You can find many, many Bak Kut Teh (BKT) shops all over Klang Town as Klang is the home of the famous BKT. The shops open as early as 6am and many Klangites can eat BKT anytime of the day : early morning, late afternoon and even at midnight! BKT shops are easy to recognise...
kenningst Says: Bah Kut Teh is a dish not to be missed when you step into Klang. Someone once told me that it orginates from this town. I am not too sure about that data but i can definately say that Klang cooks the best Bah Kut Teh. I will testity to that because i have tasted bah kut teh...
zorcs Says: For those who opt for nicely decorated restaurants, you may want to head towardsBukit Tinggi. This place is fast becoming a boom among youngsters.Many new restaurants are sprouting here. Bandar baru Klang used to be a place wheremost Klangites hangout but Bandar Bukit Tinggi...
zorcs Says: The nice food are Klang are mostly confine to hawker stalls.Thru hardship, they depend on the uniqueness of their food to stand out.Yu yu ice - aka Klang version of ice blended blendslocal delicacy like lycee and corn. Try it. I have been having this since young.The best...
cafank Says: It's easy to get down to Klang Port (station is at the port) or Klang City by bus or train. The fare was very cheap, just can't remember how much it was!) I caught a bus down and train back , should have done it the other way around though and stopped in the city before...
kenningst Says: The taxi station in Klang is located right behind the Klang bus station. Although it pretty run down and the taxis are pretty shabby, it does get you places especially when the bus services is over its operating hours or you have loads of luggages to carry.
kenningst Says: Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM) is the name of the train service that runs throught the town which departs from Port Klang. The train stops at all major towns and you are able to transit in Kuala Lumpur Sentral for other train services. Its not the best way to travel around...
kenningst Says: Klang bus station provides busses which goes into the deepest depths of Klang. Runs as early as 5am and ends as late as 12 pm. Klang Bus station has been there for as long as the residents can remember but a new bus station is not underway about 15km off the current site....
cs_zee Says: Shaw Centrepoint is a shopping complex located in Klang, Selangor. It's main tenant is The Store. Shaw Centrepoint is located adjacent to Klang City Square.
zorcs Says: Most Klangites head towards Jaya Jusco Klang for shopping.Probably the only shopping centre worth visiting if you are out of towner.Nothing much compared to those in KL.There is a cinema there as well.From KL, after the Sg Rasah toll go below the next flyer over and turn...
dymilynkong Says: Try not to wear too much of jewelry (and it will be better not to wear at all) otherwise do not reveal them. Even the tiniest, thiniest one can attract the theft there.Secondly wil be to be extremely careful while handling money. Similarly to the jewelry, they can grab...
zorcs Says: I, myself, have caught a snatch thief in Klang before.You might have heard recently how many lives have been claimed because these petty thieves are getting more violent by the day.In Klang, the people take law in their own hand- we beat them up.As for my case, I didn't...
Off The Beaten Path
Pulau Ketam
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From Port Klang, you can take a boat to Pulau Ketam which is a small island. more details at http://hubpages.com/_vt86/hub/Unique-Travel-Experiences
Klang or Kelang (either way is correct) is the state capital of Selangor, one of the 13 States in Malaysia. It is part of the conurbation of Klang Valley. Klang is about 30km from Kuala Lumpur, the......
There is nothing much to bring a traveller to Port Klang except that you can get ferrries to several local islands. I had nothing to do one Sunday so opted for a bus trip to Port Klang, a walk aroung...
Today, while Kuala Lumpur has become the country's capital, Klang remains home to Port Klang (formerly known as Port Swettenham). The success of the two has also spilled over to other parts of the...
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