After an hour drive from KL to Port Klang, the 30-minute ferry ride to Pulau Ketam offers an interesting view of the busy harbour and the mangrove swamps of nearby islands. The unique feature of this place is that the entire fishing community lives in a village where even the roads are build on stilts. Fiddler crabs, mud crabs, strange mudskippers and marshland birds, are some of the frequent visitors. Take a leisurely stroll to see how the once desolated village is now a must-stop for most locals and tourists. Not much have changed in this rustic fishing village famous for its fresh seafood, despite its famed, villagers continue to go about doing their daily chores amongst visiting tourists.
After lunch at a local restaurant (on pax own account), you catch the ferry back to Port Klang. On the way back, you will drive by the fabulous Palace of the Sultan of Selangor. Occupying about 36 acres of beautiful parkland is the Sultan Salahuddin Mosque or Blue Mosque, famed for having the biggest dome in the country and some of the tallest minarets in the world. Your last stop is at Thean Hou Temple, one of the largest Chinese temples in South-East Asia. The loud, elaborated murals and decorative embellishments are considered as art to some and garish to others.
After lunch at a local restaurant (on pax own account), you catch the ferry back to Port Klang. On the way back, you will drive by the fabulous Palace of the Sultan of Selangor. Occupying about 36 acres of beautiful parkland is the Sultan Salahuddin Mosque or Blue Mosque, famed for having the biggest dome in the country and some of the tallest minarets in the world. Your last stop is at Thean Hou Temple, one of the largest Chinese temples in South-East Asia. The loud, elaborated murals and decorative embellishments are considered as art to some and garish to others.
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