KL 포레스트 에코 파크

By chance, a tree-lined Avenue was found near the Kuala Lumpur Tower, originally known as the Coffee Mountain Forest Conservation Park. It's not only suitable for hiking, but also for excellent oxygen bar. It's also a rare sight-seeing spot. There are almost no tourists. Walking in the Coffee Mountain Forest Reserve has a feeling of being hidden in the city. In fact, it can steal half a day's leisure in fast-paced urban life.

This is the forest in the city. First, we need to visit an exhibition hall, which introduces the animals and plants in Malaysia. There are specimens. Turn left from the exhibition hall into the coffee mountain, take the suspension bridge, see the herbal garden, and watch the Kuala Lumpur Tower. It's worth going.

There are many ancient trees, and most importantly, there are suspension bridges. With the lush forests, it is really beautiful and suitable for photography. From the suspension bridge, you can walk to the bottom of Kuala Lumpur Tower.

In Malaysia, what you can see everywhere is not skyscrapers, nor new high-tech objects, but pleasant, fresh air, dense vegetation, fragrant flowers, beautiful parks everywhere.

It is also the only remaining tropical rain forest in downtown Kuala Lumpur. There are bird-watching areas, grasslands, watchtowers, running routes, Mini herbal gardens and so on. In addition, guides lead tourists to walk in the forest every day and explain the ancient trees in the forest one by one.

Coffee Mountain Forest Conservation Park itself is very desolate, so be careful of mosquitoes in some parts of the park, because fallen trunks block some trails, thus increasing the risk of hiking. Crown walking is the most popular activity in the park because the park is being renovated and the visitor centre is closed.

Coffee Mountain Forest Conservation Park has a superior geographical location, about 20 minutes'drive from the city center, and many people come to the forest park to hike every day. Best time in the morning to avoid high temperature. There are also special platforms at high altitudes, where many people come to photograph birds.

A tropical jungle is very suitable for sightseeing and exploration. The park is free of charge, but there are many precautions. The aerial suspension bridge feels like a leap in the jungle. It's also suitable for hiking. But it's poorly maintained, garbage is everywhere, mosquitoes are plentiful, so the protection measures should be adequate. There are many green plants, and the air is quite good.

It's amazing that you can leave the artificial things like concrete in a few minutes. It is completely natural and suitable for children to walk on foot. I like walking like this, quite calm and relaxed.

Coffee Mountain Forest Conservation Park, in the suburbs of Kuala Lumpur, not far away, is said to be a tropical forest for many years. It is quite environmentally friendly. If you take a hard walk, you can still feel the sigh of the ancient forest.