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By Train - Kuala Lumpur's KTM Komuter trains were extended to Kuala Kubu Bharu. You will have to change trains at Rawang; the shuttle service from Rawang to Tanjung Malim via KKB runs every one hour and takes 25 minutes.
By Bus - To/From Kuala Lumpur: Bus services are somewhat inconvenient but not impossible. Take a Metrobus bus (destination "Rawang") from Kuala Lumpur's Puduraya bus terminal or outside the Sinar Kota building on Jalan Tun Perak to Rawang town. At Rawang, switch to Metrobus No.36 (destination "Tanjung Malim"). It will stop by Kuala Kubu Bharu along the way. Alternatively, there are also MARA Liner buses to Tanjung Malim, which also stop by Kuala Kubu Bharu.
By Road - Kuala Kubu Bharu is about 5km off the Kuala Lumpur-Ipoh old trunk road (Federal Route One), along the road to Fraser's Hill and Raub in Pahang (Federal Route 55). The nearest interchange to exit if you are using the North-South Expressway is Rawang if you are travelling from the south, and Tanjung Malim if you are coming from the north. At both exits, you will have to travel along the old trunk road to get to Kuala Kubu Bharu. The roads are well signboarded. It is about 60km from Kuala Lumpur and 40km from Fraser's Hill.
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In KKB, there is only one morning market, where you can see some selections of fresh vegetables and local delights. There are also small malay shops selling locals delicacies suc as, roti canai, murtabak, popia, and no to miss the great lontong and soto.
For Chinese food, try these:
Chow Zhou Hawker stall located opposite of the 24hrs mamak stall, try the fire curry powder brinjal, taufu fish and most of all the hokkien fry mee, plus also the Chow Zhou porridge.
Wong Ng Kee Restaurant, try the Loh Mee (home made mee), hokkien mee and fried rice.
Sun Sun Nam Cheong Restauran, 8, jalan Mat Kilau KKB. Hainanses Chicken chop and hainan mee are must try food.
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Yogi Snack Corner 16, Jalan Mat Kilau, 44000 Kuala Kubu Bharu
Don't forget to visit the clock tower monument or relax at the vast country gold club.
Kuan Jin Kok temple is located in the village of Ampang Pecah. It is the only temple which survived the aftermath of broken dam and swept away an old town. The old town has since been known as Ampang Pechah, or Broken Dam in the Malay language.
A colonial era district officer - Ranking had supposedly shot a white crocodile which was regarded as the river guardian despite being told not to do so. According to local beliefs, his act had caused the calamity to occur and all that was left of him was his hand. Ranking’s hand was interred in a grave at the Kuala Kubu Rest House.
You can know your luck by consulting fortune telling service from the monks there. Take pictures or enjoy the scenery and colourful flora around the temple. Tortoise and koi pond are also found in the temple.
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Opening Hours: Friday and Weekends. 8 am to 6 pm.
Fees: RM 1
Chiling Waterfall is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Selangor. Standing at 50 metres tall, visiting this waterfall requires some hiking and river crossing. Recommended for the adventurous. Proper footwear is advised e.g. sandals with ankle straps. It takes about 45 minutes to reach the waterfall. Hikers will have to wade across rivers 5 times before reaching the waterfalls. It is a fish santuary for "Ikan Kelah". Be sure to expect fishes nibbling your feets when you dip your legs in these cold refreshing water.
Get a view of the dam on you drive up to Fraser's Hill - make a stop over at the Splash Information Centre. For directions to get there, look for the first visible sight of the dam when you are driving from the town of Kuala Kubu Baru towards Fraser's Hill.
Keep an eye out on the left side of the road for the Splash Information Centre. Ample parking is available. At this new & modern information centre with air condition and great views of the dam, you will also find pertinent information on how the dam came about.
Sungai Selangor dam is a picturesque sight for those travelling from Kuala Kubu Bharu to Fraser's Hill along the road. Many visitors stop by for fishing or a photograph beside the edges of this huge lake, framed by dramatic scenery of distant mountains, green valleys and ominous clouds.
KKB is a small town. Everything in the town centre is accessible by foot. Around the town centre there are various Hindu, Taoist and Buddhist temples which are also accessible by foot. Near the golf course there is an Aborigine village named Kampung Tun Razak. The residential areas around KKB are very scenic and provide great opportunities for bird watching and photography.
A bicycle is ideal if you stay in KKB. Many Aborigine villages, rivers, waterfalls and the dam are all reachable by mountain bike. If you are fit enough then you can bike all the way up to Fraser’s Hill or stop half way up at the Gap. Contrary to what has been said on KKB, the town is quite lively. Shops close quite late and there is even a 24 hour restaurant.
Let the adventure spirit fire out from you and explore this historical town.
Bukit Kutu is the name of the one famous hill located at the Kuala Kubu Bahru, near Kg Pertak where the local Orang Asli resided. The infamous Kuala Kubu Bahru Dam is the landmark where the junction to Kg Pertak is. Historically, Bukit Kutu used to be a weekend retreat for the British and it was bombed by the Japanese during the war. At 1053m ht or 3,456 ft height, it was once a colonial hill station called ‘Treacherous Hill’ until usurped by neighbouring Fraser’s Hill in popularity. Today, only the remains of the bungalows here that once overlooked the lush valley are the chimney, fireplace and well.
The climb take up to Bukit Kutu takes up to 3 - 4 hours. Along the way you will see lush greeneries, interesting wildlife and large boulders. Eventually, you'll reach a scrubby patch before entering a clearing, where an aging chimney towers above the ground - this is the peak of Gunung Kutu. Scramble up a nearby rocky mound on a clear day and you'll get a panoramic view of clouds, valleys, mountains, dam and Kuala Kubu Bharu .
Planning to challenge white-water rafting as a group? Or planning one for your club or corporate outing? Having the itch for some adventure? Then buckle up and get your paddle on in White-Water Rafting in Sungai Selangor (Selangor River), located in Kuala Kubu Baru. The Selangor River offers an exciting challenge for beginners and enthusiasts and it is sure to bring out the adventurous side in you. Sungai Selangor offers the best and ideal place for White Water Rafting. With distance of 7 km, this river boasts a rapid of Grade 1 to Grade 5.
However to participate in this activity, you need to contact white water rafting agency for guidance and support. Below are some agencies that provide white water rafting service:
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