The Pandan Perdana Lake is a recreational site MPAJ plans to capitalise on to draw visitors to Ampang Jaya.
AMPANG’S various eco-tourism products are set to draw more visitors to the east of Selangor with the setting up of a tourism task force by the local council.
Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) president Mohd Fauzi Mohd Yatim said one of the task force’s aims was to find ways to harness and capitalise on the tourism products Ampang has to offer.
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The Pandan Perdana Lake is a recreational site MPAJ plans to capitalise on to draw visitors to Ampang Jaya.
Scenic view: MPAJ plans to conserve and upgrade as well as provide tourism facilities at key locations such as Bukit Antarabangsa Lookout Point.
Zoo Negara is one of the attractions MPAJ is working with to help promote tourism in Ampang Jaya.
Kampung Kemensah in Ampang is a popular destination for camping and homestays.
The backlanes of Ampang Point commercial area have been spruced up and painted with colourful murals to attract visitors. — Photos: FAIHAN GHANI/The Star
Azhari says it is important to get stakeholder involvement in sustainable tourism efforts.
Mohd Fauzi says efforts are being made to identify a geotrail for visitors to use safely.
Noina urges MPAJ to ensure safeguards are in place to protect environmentally sensitive areas.
The elongated and vertical craggy rock landscape that rises out of the green tropical forest is a distinguishing feature of the Gombak Selangor Quartz Ridge. - Filepic
