Starting March 1st, visitors to the beautiful Sungai Chiling will need to obtain a RM5 permit for entry. The move aims to manage visitor numbers and protect the area's natural beauty. A daily visitor limit of 500 people is in place.
Starting March 1st, visitors to the picturesque Sungai Chiling will require a permit to enter the area, which is designated as a Permanent Forest Reserve (HSK). According to Selangor Forestry Director Azhar Ahmad, the RM5 permit per person aims to regulate visitor numbers and safeguard the natural beauty of Sungai Chiling . To ensure a seamless experience, the Selangor Forestry Department has implemented a daily visitor limit of 500 people.
It is highly recommended that individuals plan their trips in advance to avoid disappointment. The permit application and payment process can be completed at the Hulu Selangor District Forest Office located at Jalan RP 4/1, Government Complex, Rawang Perdana, 48000, Rawang, Selangor. The Sungai Chiling will be open to visitors from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily
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