Hotels in Serendah

The quiet town of Serendah is home to some of life’s simple pleasures. Serendah is a mukim in Hulu Selangor District, Selangor, Malaysia. One of the popular tourist spot in Serendah is Perigi Tujuh Serendah. The area developed due to the tin mines. Perigi Tujuh Serendah (Seven Wells) was built to resist flood, as the name Serendah reflects that this area is located at low level, and prone to flooding.

How to Get There

By Plane

If you are traveling by air, nearest airport is the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (IATA: KUL, ICAO: WMKK) is an international airport, which located in Sepang, Selangor. Both terminals, KLIA and KLIA2 airport is located about 40 minutes from the Serendah.

By Car

It is very easy to get to Serendah by car. The North-South PLUS Highway is a modern toll road that runs from Perlis to Johor Bharu. Rawang is an exit off the highway for fastest route to Serendah. An alternative toll-free route using the main trunk road towardsthe town of Ipoh is also available.

Tourist Attractions

Telaga Tujuh Serendah

Telaga Tujuh Serendah, also known as Perigi Tujuh, translates as Seven Wells and is a little known part of Malaysia’s heritage. What it is, is a small dam with seven sluices which are fed by water through seven sink holes or spillways. These spillways act like plug holes in a bath and allow the water collecting in the upstream lake to drain gently (or not so gently during a downpour). While use of sink holes may be rare, or even unique, in Malaysia it is not uncommon in dam design elsewhere in the world. This method helps control the rate of flow into a downstream area without putting the dam under too much stress. The dam was designed for flood prevention as the river flows directly into Serendah’s built up area after passing through the dam. Alternatively it could have been built to control the water levels in the tin mining excavations which were abundant in the surrounding area. On top of the dam are a couple of gazebos, making it a good place for a relaxing picnic.

Serendah International Orchid Park

Perched 300m above sea level, Serendah International Orchid Park, nestles on the fringes of Peninsular Malaysia's main mountain range, Banjaran Titiwangsa, cradled by one of the oldest forests in the world. The park, inspired on a unique concept, retains the surrounding ecosystem alive with nature's wonders as the main theme for recreational cum educational discoveries. Throughout, undisturbed original habitats, home to an endless diversity of trees, plant, insects, bird and mammals, add to a gratifying experience. In addition to be an agro tourism destination in state of Selangor, the Park also showcase more than 100 species of orchids and exotic hybrids, more than half a million potted plants, thousands in bloom in a riot of color. Come experience a wonderland, host to delegates of World Orchid Conference and soon the retreat for seminar and specialized field research. Explore interesting footpaths, jungle trails and a waterfall, watch rare birds, insects and monkeys and observe picturesque sunset from the observation deck. It's refreshingly different, the Serendah International Orchid Park, Malaysia. Serendah International Orchid Park, Malaysia is located approximately 40km north of Kuala Lumpur, the nation's capital city. It is easily accessible via the North-South Expressway through the Rawang exit. Visitors travel north along the trunk road by passing the quaint little town of Rawang and Serendah and turn right, at the signboard, after the Serendah Golf Country Resort.

Hotels

Tasik Kebun Serendah

It is a budget accommodation you are looking for with a great deal. Tasik Kebun is an eco-resort located in Serendah, Selangor. The eco-resort is located about 45 minutes drive from KL city. It is a perfect green getaway for you.