Drinking in the view: A family having a picnic near the Morocco Pavilion at Taman Botani in Putrajaya.
WHEN the Bandar Baru Bangi river trail in Hulu Langat, Selangor, was officially declared open in March 2021, the 4km-long tarmac path received much positive feedback.
Since the trail’s launch, cyclists and joggers have been coming here to enjoy the uninterrupted view of the river and its rapids.
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Hidden but no less scenic is the river trail near the KTM Segambut station beside Sungai Keroh.
A concrete trail surrounding an online storage flood mitigation drain for Sungai Bunus at Jalan Ayer Mawar 1 in Taman Ayer Panas, Kuala Lumpur. There is an entry to this area from the the housing area.
The lake in Perdana Botanical Garden, with its tree-lined walking trails, has also been included on the list.
The Sri Johor flood retention pond in Cheras which is beside Sungai Krayong has been earmarked for transformation.
Loh says residents have been enjoying the river trail beside Sungai Bunus but are hoping for better maintenance.
The 850m Sungai Kuyoh bicycle lane crosses this bridge with multi-coloured railings near the Taman Sri Serdang pumphouse.
The newly built trail along Sungai Langat has been attracting a steady stream of visitors.
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