Primera clasificación Atractivos en Petaling Jaya/Selangor

Built in 1957 and consecrated by the then-King of Thailand, this wat or temple in Malaysia is solely home to sacred Buddhist relics that were discovered in India in the 19th Century. This ornate temple invites both locals and tourists alike. Its architecture is an example of traditional Thai design, and its main highlights include gold leaves ornamentation, as well as a black-and-gold statue of Buddha in the principal prayer hall.

Situated 20 minutes from Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia's first international-standard water theme park. Within the vast park feature water-based attractions, such as giant water slides, twin speed slides, a river, a waterfall garden and a lagoon express. The admission price includes access to the theme park; there is an additional fee for the Extreme Park and Wildlife Park.

Focused on providing children with the tools they need to be successful in life through the guise of playing. The indoor park is themed as a lilliputian city where children engage in games of make believe. Directed at the age group four to fourteen, there are over 100 interactive and imaginative displays including kid-sized public amenities like hospitals, fire stations, banks and restaurants. Various play activities from learning to drive a car and cooking, to being a firefighter or doctor is possible for kids at Kidzania Kuala Lumpur. The educational amusement park for kids even allows children to earn money through their own special currency in order to teach monetary responsibility. Birthday parties and private events can be arranged here as well. Note that checking their calendar for their operating schedule prior to making a visit is advisable as the hours change depending on school and public holidays.

For some old school fun, visit the Jump Street Trampoline Park. This indoor recreational center is full of trampolines and jumping attractions like foam pit, vertical running walls and a lot more. There are also rental spaces available here for private events.

Tucked away on the rooftop of one of the city's most popular shopping malls, this garden was a well-kept secret during its initial development phase, but was later unveiled to the public in 2009. Today it invites all those who visit Petaling Jaya, to bask in its verdure. Home to as many as 600 species of flora, the secret garden features a diverse melange of plants. Soaring high above the city, this free garden is a welcome respite from the bustle of Petaling Jaya's streets.

The Kota Damansari Community Reserve is frequented by outdoor lovers. The forest is a part of the ancient Sungai Buloh Forest and is rich in its ecology. The hiking trails lead up to the hilly areas that afford the views of the city.