SOLO travelling may be the most rewarding thing you will ever do. Travelling with family or friends can be fun, but have you ever thought of hopping on it alone? It is time to create your very own adventure and overcome new challenges.
Selangor has now entered Phase 4 of the National Recovery Plan. As domestic tourism is in full operation, seize the chance to explore Selangor's attractions now. Solo travel will teach its takers to become more organised and independent. So, plan your adventure today and make sure to visit the destinations listed below.
1. Get to know the history of the national automobile sector at National Automobile Museum
The National Automobile Museum is located at the Welcome Centre, Sepang Internatinal Circuit. It covers 7,949 sq ft of exhibition space on the ground floor and 10,577 sq ft on the first floor.
The museum, which opened in 2004, showcases the evolution of the country’s automotive industry. The ground floor showcases the introduction of the National Automobile Museum as well as the history of Malaysia’s transportation system and early-produced cars.
Meanwhile, the first level focuses on Malaysia’s motoring industry in general. As a solo traveller, you may witness more than 20 local and international models including vintage cars here.
2. Try out mee udang banjir in Kuala Selangor
A must-try dish when you are in Kuala Selangor district is mee udang banjir – and it is satisfaction-guaranteed. When you are travelling alone, it is a must for you to try out tasty and affordable foods options.
Do not worry as the mee udang is served with oversized prawns and tasty gravy at an affordable price. So, this is the perfect place for you to start your food hunt and enjoy delicious food without having to share it with anyone.
3. Let’s go fishing at Pulau Ketam
Pulau Ketam is a familiar destination for anglers, especially in Selangor. It is located near Port Klang which has been a popular spot for fishing activities over the years. Fishing allows you to spend time alone amidst a quiet and serene environment, but hey do not worry; it does not make it less exciting and rewarding.
4. Engage in Selangor's community host's activities
Spend your free time engaging in the activities offered by Selangor's Community Hosts located in its nine districts. They are a community of locals with various backgrounds, but are very close to the way of life of the community in the respective district.
You may discover the traditional fishing and coconut extraction methods from Sabak Bernam's Community Host, or learn about the fermentation process of tempeh, as well as several of its delicious recipes from Kuala Langat's Community Host.
5. Window shopping at 1 Utama Shopping Centre
Shopping is indeed the most relaxing yet pleasant activity for many people. 1 Utama Shopping Centre is the largest shopping centre in Malaysia which attracts a large number of customers.
It is an ideal place for you to visit as it roofs various stores selling a wide range of goods that meet your needs and wants. Here you can also experience some indoor sports activities such as the “FlowRider” and “AirRider” indoor skydiving.
"You cannot do a variety of exciting activities while travelling alone" – well, says who? Do not simply assume until you have finally taken a solo adventure. If you wish to travel alone to Selangor, the above list has already provided some ideas on what awaits you in the state. T
here are various activities for you to choose from and everything is indeed enjoyable. Only individuals who have completed two doses of vaccination are allowed to engage in tourism activities in the state.
If you are planning to solo travel, be sure to Pusing Selangor Dulu and to try out the suggested activities.
However, all visitors are reminded to always adhere to the standard operating procedures (SOPs) set by the Malaysian National Security Council. Practise social distancing, wear a face mask at all times in public, and apply hand sanitiser regularly.
Log on to Tourism Selangor’s website, www.selangor.travel, or follow Tourism Selangor’s Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok pages and Tourism Selangor's YouTube channel to stay inspired. #PusingSelangorDulu! – The Vibes, November 1, 2021
