"A quiet park with a lot of choices for running or cycling route to choose. Depending on the route of choice, there are few hilly section that really give you the challenge. One of it is known as Bukit Taubat. I kid you not. Most people gonna go taubat in that section. The park also have a lot of Rambutan trees. During the fruit season you are most welcome to go and feast yourself. Just beware of the kerengga. There is also a lookout point where you can enjoy the magnificient view of Putrajaya lake and the Putra mosque. The only downside is due to its long and hilly route, it is really a quiet place. Only some of the route especially the one by the lake is frequented by people. So if you ever wanted to challenge the course to its full potential, please make sure not to do it alone. Get s..."   View

"Let me see, where to begin. Probably due to the MCO the palace is literally empty; only some signboards on history of the palace, the rulers are in place. Top floor is closed. No photography inside & we had one of the officer with us to "ensure" that we do not take any photo of the empty halls. There are several wooden artifacts displayed outside with no concern of the weather and little information. There is a wooden house on the ground yet the house is also closed, with all the displays locked inside."   View

"It was my first ever time on a go-kart and now I truly understand the difficulties of F1 drivers and any other racing driver. The karts are very well maintained and all the facilities were top-notch. We even got a full-covering helmet for the best safety. The only things that can be improved is that the track has too many pebbles and stones and when you drive, all of them clutter your visit, leg, etc. The price is also slightly on the higher side but overall, this is an awesome track and I will certainly come back when I am in Langkawi."   View

"Honestly, it has been quite some years since I last came here. And I remember the last time, it was just OK - it was maybe 5-7 years ago? I don't recall.

This recent visit, I thought was much much MUCH better. There has been quite a big improvement. I brought my 2 kids along and it was their first time.

Back then, I remember there were the Giraffe and Elephant enclosures right as you enter the Zoo. Now they are moved to perhaps bigger enclosures inside. The animals look much healthier now, I'm so happy to see that!

Their tram system is much better now too, replacing those trains they had back then. They allow you to bring strollers on them too, so that's great! But if you have the energy, I suggest you walk! You'll get a much better experience and view.
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"One of Camp5's newer gyms and is definitely definitely the most 'modern' one. They have a moonboard and several hangboards. The highlight here is definitely the fully equipped yoga/exercise room. Very useful and equipped with pull up bars, barbells and more. They have walls from lead, top-rope and bouldering as well as an auto-wall. The walls are not as high as the flagship branch in 1U and thus might feel cramped but the great training facilities and variety of boulders makes up for it. Additionally, there's not as much selection and variety in terms of lead walls, top-ropes and auto-walls but definitely a broad array of challenging boulder problems. The cafe is decently equipped and ready to fix up a drink or even a meal. Definitely lots of different routes to challenge you and great ..."   View

"Safe place that you can call home, away from home. People who treat you like family, away from family? You have come to the right place.

We spent a few nights here, facilities are superb and covers all our needs, safe and cozy space.

My mom who is 70 years old did white water rafting and that's mainly because the safety features are so good. These folks running this business, keep safety first and keep updating themselves to all the current, ever changing needs of the people.

The Hideout Gopeng, is not a place you come, once in your life time, nope not that. It's a place you must visit, many many times in your life time."   View

"This place is terrible. The Karts are horrible. Staff are horrible. They are dishonest. They basically take peoples stuff from their locker which is not even a locker. Cause its not locked. Its just like a drawer.. terrible their staff took my vape which I clearly put in their drawer which they claim is their locker. Bad experience dont waste your time going there seriously. Even if you do take only what you need and leave everything in the car it is more safer there trust me. The staff even look dishonest. Wasted my time and money coming here. I hope this awareness will help. This is a bad place ????"   View

"This is really well maintained for a public park. The toilet at the time of visit is clean and we can see a couple of staff walking around and tending and keeping the place tidy. Wished that the users are more civic minded though since many take it for granted.

Still, it is lovely to walk about and you'll see quite a bit of flora and fauna surprisingly.

There are also a few car park areas so you don't have to worry about parking spaces and just relax and have yourself a lovely time. For those who are into long distance running, this is not that big a park so you might have to go a few rounds. But for the family to be out and about this is pretty spot on. The main disappointment is that dogs are not allowed for some strange reason. Perhaps its a culture thing. Though I ..."   View

"The entrance fee is expensive (RM45) per kid on a weekday and the play equipment weren't that varied--slides, climbers, obstacles..thats all. There's a small space for the little balls, too small, nak main pun tak seronok. You can't bring food inside--big minus, and the tables up front are for the kids (small), so susah untuk you buat kerja as the kids play around. Theme was all white and blue and quite boring. You will also feel bored after a couple of hours. I felt like I wasted rm90.

The staff were nice and friendly I thought. Until he told me to leave my Hokkaido tarts outside."   View

"The place has developed very well over the past years. Entrance ticket for an adult is RM 5 whereas children is RM 3. There were chalets, restaurant and fun activities to do here such as riding a pony (below 35kg only), archery (RM 5 for 6 arrows) and riding ATV. Gazebo can be rented for RM 30 (weekdays) and RM 50 (weekend). There were a fan and plug point in the gazebo. Overall the place is clean and well maintained. Bathroom, toilets, surau were also available. The bathroom cleanliness can be improved but it's generally cleaner than some places.

What I hate the most was have to swim against the strong current, parents supervision is very important. Be careful not to be wounded by slippery rocks along the waterfall. The water wasn't clear as I hope, maybe due to heavy rains th..."   View