Malawati Hill

2/13/2024 I and my families come in with a local tour guide, the monkeys so cool and cute, we all live here and enjoying the moment, we are very happy to joined and will remember the memories forever. Very good experience at the place, Malaysia Malawski Hill is really friendly and peaceful place, nature and people are all live in harmony. Father mother and my husband and me, we all happy the whole day. The black monkey really friendly and gentle, but the yellow monkey is not. Tour Guide give us some advice so that we can make everything easy. We feed some peanuts to them, shake hand to them and took beautiful pictures.😇

I visited this place many years ago, right now this place is much cleaner after restricting cars driving up the hill.

They have built a muzium which is worth to visit.

A good place to bring children to learn about Selangor Sultanate history.

Still have many monkeys like last time. 😆

An attractive place with coastline view from hill. There are tram services to go up the hill but we choose to walk. Its free if you choose to walk but the trams service are cheap. A lot of monkeys, the brown are but aggressive and those black (silverish) are gentle. You can buy food to feed them.
On the hill there are few cannons and a light house.
Its a nice place to be at sunset and those who wants to have a short walk.

The place is beautiful and breathtaking from its scenery and the feels. It’s definitely a hidden gem in Selangor. I went here with a trip and got a nice ride in a tram all the way to the top and down trip to the bottom.

I found out that migratory birds also stops by here annually, people need to come here more for the healing² part. Good public facilities and accessible as well. 12/10 👍

P.S: my horrendous photography skills might not do justice to this place UwU

We were pleasantly suprised with the things that we could do there. The games museum, historical museum, it was nice walking through these historical events. Loved the greenery and the views too. Pictures don’t just justice but it’s beautiful and I hope it’s really preserved for generations to come.