Extreme sport fest draws over 3,000


The Gua Damai Extreme Park area is part of 20 geosites that are undergoing evaluation to be gazetted as part of the 112,955ha Gombak-Hulu Langat Selangor Geopark.

AN AFTERNOON downpour did not deter the stream of visitors from making their way to the Gua Damai Extreme Carnival in Batu Caves, Selangor.

The two-day event saw over 3,000 visitors taking part in various activities such as rock climbing, flying fox and abseiling.

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