Keeping up with Ampang’s growth


Candidates for the Bukit Antarabangsa state seat (from left) Sharifah Hazlizah, Salwa, Azwan, Azmin’s representative Hamsah Jabir and Ahmad Kamaruddin. — Photos: M. Azhar Arif/The Star

WITH the Titiwangsa mountain range as its backdrop, Ampang has an interesting duality where parts of the area are fast developing while others retain its village charm.

It is adjacent to Kuala Lumpur and enclosed by the Ampang and part of the Hulu Langat forest reserves.

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