I traveled to the Selangor Fruit Valley for the first opportunity to discover nature in Rawang after a long period of not visiting the tropical area during the pandemic! My mother told me that this place used to be agro to assist farmers who were interested in founding a fruit or vegetable selling business. Today, they have begun to transform Selangor Fruit Valley into an agritourism tourist attraction, bringing tourists to enjoy, relax, spend time and money for joy and happiness, in addition to visiting agricultural areas and take part in agricultural-related activities such as making salted eggs, picking fruits, loving for pets, catching fish, and more!
Selangor Fruit Valley has been operating since 2017. Selangor Fruit Valley (SFV) was developed by PKPS, or Perbadanan Kemajuan Selangor, a subsidiary of the Selangor State Government, according to its history. Visitors or farmers can rent a farm to harvest vegetables and fruits and cook them, as well as have breathing space to think, connect with nature, and relieve stress, according to Selangor Fruit Valley. It would be a great idea for them to expand their knowledge through their education teaching.
You and your family can visit Selangor Fruit Valley (SFV) in Rawang during the weekend because it just takes one hour to go there from Kuala Lumpur! When you arrive, you must first pay for your tickets before the tram will carry you and your family to view the beautiful scenery. When we ride to the farm or animal park, the staff also explains what kind of plant is on our left and right sides!
1. FEEDING DEERS AT DEER PARK
We've got to figure out how to produce salted duck eggs! A worker gives a demo on how to process eggs... That's why they want everyone to handle the duck eggs so we can use the clay to coat them. Finally, we can use the charcoal paste to cover eggs, which is fantastic! My mum wants to try something new till her hands get black!
Before proceeding to the main station, we stopped at a rest stop that served fresh coconut water and fruit to eat, including jackfruit (nangka)!
Pandan coconut, guava, pineapple, mangosteen, durian, banana, starfruit, mango, jackfruit (nangka), cempedak, dukong, turnip, rambutan, nangchem, and other fruits are planted in Selangor Fruit Valley. There is a very special fruit, Nangchem! Nangchem is a combination between jackfruit (nangka) and cempedak, resulting in a fruit that is as giant as nangka, sweet as both, and soft as cempedak. So you MUST TRY the fried Nangchem! I felt this tasty like sweet nangka...
6. SHOPPING AT GIFT SHOP, EAT BBQ, PETTING ANIMALS AND WATCH PERFORMANCE
Finally, my tram dropped my mother and me off at Carambola Pavilion, which was our final stop. There is a cafe, a gift shop, loungers, and the Eco Bridge, all of which are good photo opportunities.
Explore Selangor Fruit Valley's biggest fruit farm with your loved ones, join in interactive learning, and try out the fun outdoor activities.
At Selangor Fruit Valley, there are always new and exciting things to see and do. Selangor Fruit Valley provides a fun-filled day out for the entire family, as well as an incredible discovery playground for young children.
Ticket price:
Malaysian: RM15.00 -Adult, RM 10.00 - children / senior
OKU/ Disability: RM10 ( Present a OKU card)
Opening hours: 9am - 4 pm, (Closed on Fridays only)
Whatsapp them at 016-6880792/ 012-3432971
Email: selangorfruitsvalley@gmail.com
6 Comments