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Tadom Hill, Selangor.






Tadom Hill which is located at Banting, Selangor is an impeccable model of an ecotourism dreamland. This alluring lake spot was named after a chief who brought the Orang Asli temuan from Sungai Langat to Kampung Bukit Tadom. Before being established as a tourist spot, it was an unfertile land that is incapable for any agricultural practices as it was a hole from the leftover of the mining of sand and hills of limestone that was excavated partially. Lately, it was transformed into an eye-catching lake that is eco-friendly with wide array of activities that never fail to impress the visitors. The unique aspect of Tadom Hill is the perfect incorporation of the bamboo ethos and the amalgamation of the indigenous people.


Done for the history part and let’s move to the fun part. Basically, the prominent area is the Tadom Groove which can be explored using the day pass that offers many breathtaking activities such as bamboo diving, bamboo raft, bamboo water swings, Tarzan swings and also the floating bamboo lounging chair.
Day Pass
Weekday
(Mon-Fri)
Weekend
(Sat-Sun)
Peak
Season
Super Peak
Season
Adult
RM 22
RM 25
RM 28
RM 30
Child
(Aged 3-12)
RM 17
RM 20
RM 22
RM 25


I went there with my group of university friends on Thursday and managed to get a discounted student price which is RM 20 for the day pass. The operating hours are as below:

Opens Daily
Reception Open: 9am - 10pm
Day Pass Holders: 9.30am - 6.45pm

Flying Fox: 10am - 12pm, 2pm - 6pm

Address: No.2, Jalan Bukit Tadom, (Kampung Orang Asli) Kampung Labohan Dagang, 42700  Banting, Selangor



                                    Below here are some of the pictures taken during the trip: 


                                                               
This is me with my friends enjoying the bamboo raft ride.
                               
     


Glimpse of the lake :)
                                       
                                                           
The Fantastic Four

                                                           
The Microbians, University of Malaya (Batch 2015)



                                     

                                          

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Location: Tadom Hill Resorts, No.2, Jalan Bukit Tadom, (Kampung Orang Asli) Kampung Labohan Dagang, 42700 Banting, Selangor, Malaysia

Comments

Luo Zaini said…
Waaa bestnyaa dapat pergi. Keep writing 😀😀😀
22 December 2018 at 21:18
Santiarani Intera said…
Thank you Luo Zaini. Thanks for your support 🌹
23 December 2018 at 05:56
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