National Botanic Gardens Shah Alam

Shah Alam, Malaysia

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The National Botanic Gardens Shah Alam, located in Shah Alam, Malaysia, was established in 1986 within the Bukit Cerakah Forest Reserve. Spanning over 800 hectares, it serves as a major conservation, education, and recreational center preserving local flora and fauna.

The garden features diverse natural landscapes, including tropical forests, themed gardens, lakes, and hiking trails up to Bukit Sapu Tangan, the highest viewpoint in the garden. It hosts a variety of attractions such as a mini zoo, a temperate Four Seasons House, canopy walks, and adventure activities like paintball and flying fox. The garden aims to promote environmental awareness, sustainable agriculture, and appreciation of Malaysia’s botanical heritage while offering visitors a peaceful natural retreat close to the city.