Taman Tugu

Beginner /Moderate trail.Good trail with beautiful landscape..good for all level,child and adult. Have 2 trail, 5km and 1km Parking have lot section but if come late it will full On 24/1 I go have cimb bank event collaboration with few ngo including taman tugu.we so happy cause cimb give rm10 voucher to buy at any boot there.Taman tugu donate tree to us as a give.

A must-go place with a few trails to choose from to hike. Perfect option as long as it's not pouring; even on a hot day, the trees and foliage creates a canopy effect which shields hikers from the searing heat. Parking is free but may be filled if it gets busy. There are also picnic tables at main entrance, covered area for anyone to take a break or to have a meal. When we were there, there was a coconut stall as well as an apam balik stall. Perhaps one thing I wished they would do is to indicate the level of difficulty for each trail - by and large, all the trails were easy but the blue/cyan trail that we attempted had a few sections that required climbing up or down and may not be well suited to some folks.

A forest haven in the middle of the city 🧘‍♀️ don’t underestimate the power of nature when you have spent days amidst the noise, crowds, and skyscrapers. The silence was beautiful, just leaves rustling, water babbling, and animal calls. I saw plantain squirrels, lizards, butterflies, birds… The 5km trail is relatively easy, but note that it has a lot of steps up and down throughout, which are often quite high, so it can be hard on the knees or for little children to climb. Takes 1.5-2 hours if you take your time to notice the wildlife around you and have breaks on the benches and swings. Stay hydrated! Toilets at the entrance/exit but not during the trail. Well worth it.

Came to see the monuments after hiking at the nearby trails. The place is well maintained. Parking is a bit limited in the area, few parking spaces about 10- 15 minutes walk away. However there is not much information available on site where you can read to get information. It's not crowded on weekends, although there's consistent group of tourist coming by bus to visit this area. Most people that came to this place are just for hiking.

It is a short and easy trail for even kids. There is toilet at the entrance, and there are two swings to chill also. The day we went there, there was a school tour with kids from 5-12 and pregnant women.

A place in the proximity of KL city where you and your kids can experience nature. There are several nature paths which you can select on your own.

We had our World Clean Up Day with Kloth Cares at Taman Tugu. Nice place for company outdoor events, clean, good facilities, and plenty of parking. We booked the Shed space area which was perfect for our upcycling activity. The management team was very helpful and communicative, they can also arrange caterers for the event.

Recently, I had a mini event here and booked the Shed area with the Taman Tugu management. An ideal place to run outdoor events with some comfort as the Shed is suitable to place food and beverage from our caterer. It was equipped with projection screen, various plug points, ceiling fans, nice wooden tables and benches. The management also provided a few IBM tables with table cloths and additional chairs upon our request. On the event day, their staff are on stand by in case we have any urgent needs, and that really helps. As for the forest trail with amazing biodiversity (we explored Nursery trail), it had signboards along the way so thoughtfully and strategically positioned to give directions of the walk.