Gombak

Location: Northwestern Selangor, bordering Kuala Lumpur and Pahang.

Historical Background: Originally home to the indigenous Orang Asli community, Gombak has transformed into a modern district while retaining its cultural heritage. It is also the gateway to the East Coast Expressway, connecting the Klang Valley to Pahang.

Batu Caves – A famous Hindu pilgrimage site with towering limestone caves and a massive Murugan statue.

Orang Asli Museum – Showcasing the traditions and lifestyle of Malaysia’s indigenous people.

Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) – A research center with eco-tourism activities like canopy walks and nature trails.

Ulu Yam Waterfalls – A scenic picnic and recreational spot.

Yam Cake (Kuih Keladi) – A local delicacy made from taro and rice flour.

Rojak Pasembur – A mix of shredded vegetables, tofu, and seafood drizzled with peanut sauce.

Nasi Lemak Ulu Yam – A famous variation of Malaysia’s national dish.

Taman Rimba Komanwel – A recreational park with jungle trekking and picnic areas.

Selayang Hot Springs – A natural hot spring known for its therapeutic properties.