"This park was excellent last time, my last time is about 1 year ago. The park was clean and tidy. I used to went there for morning jogging with my sister and the view is great. But when I revisit this year July, I found there are trashes all over the place. The place is dirt and the grasses is not maintain at all. And it smell unplesent due to the trash. I was sad coz this park used to be the best place for residents nearby to hangout. Hopefully the authority will take note and so something about it."   View

"Coming here for my partner's birthday together with friends was such a letdown. This place has tremendous potential for hours of fun for all ages, but it failed in so many aspects.
1) Poor maintenance of each area. There were 3 activities undergoing maintenance when we were there, and we weren't notified beforehand at all. There are only about 10 games to be played here (or less?), so if 3 are under maintenance, there are not many left.
2) Horrible game marshals - absolutely no passion and enthusiasm displayed. Instructions were not clear at all. They didn't seem to want to be there. When we wanted to move from one game to another, we literally had to shout for the marshal to come back and guide us for the next game. She wasn't anywhere to be found most of the time. This really ..."   View

"A park that stays true to its name (Nature in the middle of town) with different parts like children's playground, jogging path, exercise machines, herbal corner and forest corner. Its very cleverly designed and beautifully constructed. Very calm and windy atmosphere. There are trees and herbal plants that have their scientific and common name written on boards. From the outside it just looks like a very small park but once you come inside its quite big and mesmerising. The park also has ample parking space."   View

"Warning!!! Whirlpool fall
Warning!!! Whirlpool (pusaran air) will push you to deap area.
Warning!!! Waterfall may drown you.
Warning!!! Drainage basin / watershed (kepala air)
Please set camp at designated area and watch at tree branch on top of your camp.
Ho.
Yes it a dangerous playground with a beautiful scenery.
Carpark at "kebun ayah" (RM 10).
Please use SUV to get here "kebun ayah"
Hiking level beginner + weight. Going "up" return "down"
Carpark to Lata hammer more or less 2 KM estimate 30 - 45 minutes.
From kebun ayah we need to walk a few meter and on left side we can see river and need to cross it and walk until we found signboard of Lata hammer. By the way if you use 4x4 you can go this way to Lata hammer and get permission from lan..."   View

"An old hot spring which is located inside Batu 16 village, near the food stall. The cleanliness of this place are quite clean, nicely maintained and entrance to this place is absolutely free, although they accept donation through the donation box located near the entrance to the hot spring pool. The water inside the hot spring pool is quite hot that you can feel free to immerse your leg for few minutes, but be careful of the floors inside the hot spring pool as it's surface is very slippery. There is a toilet inside this area, but most of the time it was locked so the toilet is really unusable at all."   View

"If i were to put myself in the shoe of Allahyarham Dato' Onn, i couldn't have imagine how i did it..coming from distinguished family background, he has all the qualities leading revolutionary idea to free tanah melayu from communist and malay union. This place was once his residential, a peaceful spacious with greenery scene. Some of the land was taken for golfing activity. I came quite late in the afternoon and the weather was windy, calm. The building is a simple architecture with concrete outside while wooden inside having minimal furniture. This gallery showcasting a quarterly exhibition of our country tradition and during my visit, I've seen all types of old equipment and tools used at kitchens during ancient times.Some of the items were aged 1000 years ago from ming dynasty. Every..."   View

"I am fond of driving go-kart like a racer, which in fact, in real life, you cannot do this on public road unless you are prepare to be caught by the traffic police in Malaysia. It could also, possible to get my driving licence ban.

Here, I put my gut in this small car with a full speed of 75km/h little monster. I step on the accelerator and in second, I zoom like a racer.

Suddenly, I was overtaken by a 5 years old Malay girl, which she sat with her mum after driving in less than 3 mins.

A real thrill experience to me. I strongly suggest if you are in KL, go there to try it."   View

"The trip began with boarding a boat from a jetty that adjacent with a seafood restaurant in Kukup. We paid RM5 per adult for return boat trip to Kukup Island. Children are exempted from charges.

The boat was in good condition and it had ample of life vest for all people. The boat trip took about 5 - 8 minutes. The sea breeze was relaxing and a joy to experience, especially for the kids who has limited experience and minimal contact with nature and adventures.

When we arrived at Kukup Island jetty, we straight bought tickets of admission. They charged us RM5 per adult and RM3 for children of 6 years old and above. The staff there advised us to leave all the food to avoid any unwanted incident with the monkeys. They safely guarded our food in their office.

We st..."   View

"Best go-kart driving experience ever! The place boasts a whopping 1127 metre long track with powerful go-karts capable of reaching up to 90km/h! The place offers two types of go-karts: The normal kart, capable of reaching 75km/h, being priced at 40 RM for 10 minutes and the Pro kart, capable of reaching 90km/h, priced at 80 RM for 10 minutes. Just a gentle reminder, the normal kart is already more than enough ( Personally, it’s the fastest I’ve ever experienced, and even I have not even reached its top speed! ), and unless you are a hardcore racer, there is really no need for you to get the Pro Kart. The price for the karts is one of the cheapest ( or if not the cheapest ) in the area, and 10 minutes is just right for you to fully experience go-kart driving. Overall, it is a wonderful e..."   View

"A very intresting experience there. Visitors can go in and feed the ostriches for a reasonably low price. It was great fun being able to feed and touch the ostriches. The ostriches are free to roam and not kept in small enclosures, so they seem relatively active and happy. They are not afraid of humans, so you can reach out and pet them comfortably.

The farm also offers food such as Ostrich Egg and Meat. (Tastes just like chicken egg and meat)

The egg shells can last for up to 100 years and they sell them for 20 ringgit which you can use as a fancy lampshade."   View