Aktivitäten in Serdang

“A big and pretty mall! Everyone comes here for fun activities. Checkout the Ice-skating and District 21! Buttloads of restaurants.”

“The perfect place for enjoyment, for all ages, District 21 is an obstacle course theme park which is an absolute must when in KL! Set in a post-apocalyptic world, visitors have to pass through a series of challenges using ropes, platforms and chains. There are high-speed slides and trampolines, and 11 obstacles to get through with varying levels of difficulty. Sure to be a great deal of fun for the entire family!. Location: IOI City Mall, Putrajaya, Selangor Timings: Monday – Friday 12:00 - 20:00, Saturday & Sunday 10:00 – 20:00 Entry fees: Weekdays: RM 58 Weekends: RM 76”

“The Nature Interpretation Centre is a mini-museum explaining how wetlands work and introducing the types of flora and fauna found in the park. If you go on a weekday you will probably have the place to yourself and indeed almost anytime park visitors are usually outnumbered by the gardening staff. At the main Information Centre you can rent a bike or a set of binoculars or take a tram ride round the park. There is a small fee for these services - entrance to the park itself is free. You should climb to the top of the look-out tower where you can get a good view of the whole area. Nearby is the flamingo pond which has sheltered areas for picnics. Other birds frequenting the wetlands include night herons, cattle egrets, purple herons, grey herons, black crown neck herons, painted storks, green herons and cinnamon bitterns. I often see herons perched on the lamp-posts outside Taman Wetlands, no doubt hoping to spot a tasty fish in the lake. ”

“Travelling Details from Symphony Tower : Distance: 9.5km Travelling time: 12min Through: Lebuhraya SILK/Sistem Lingkaran-Lebuhraya Kajang/E18 and E9”

“This is said to be the largest man-made freshwater wetlands in the tropics. Here you can learn how wetlands act as a natural filtration system and see some of the creatures that live in wetlands habitats.”

“Malaysian Chinese Museum, is a non-profit institution believed to be the first major museum in Malaysia to represent the nationwide history and current narrative of the Malaysian Chinese community. There are also sections on Malaysian Chinese education, politics, culture, language and way of life. And It's PHOTO FRIENDLY !!!”

“IOI City Mall is one of the biggest shopping mall in our region. Worth to take a look. Good choices of food, shopping and also a cinema there”