There’s not a single dull moment on this tour around Kuala Lumpur's best attractions. Head to the Forest Research Institution in Malaysia (FRIM) and go for a walk surrounded by nature. Explore this leading research institution’s preserved forests, walking canopies, and enjoy sights from its viewing platform. Lastly, explore the temples of Batu Caves, and wander around these 400-million-year-old limestone caves, see the number of temples housed within, and marvel at the world’s tallest Lord Murugan statue. Make sure you put on comfortable shoes because the stairs leading up to the topmost cave has 272 steps! Don’t miss out on this tour in Kuala Lumpur with convenient pick-up and drop-off service at selected locations. - Admire and be inspired by the beauty of nature at the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) - Explore the Batu Caves, enjoy a view of the city, and marvel at the world's tallest Lord Murugan statue

For those traveling from Kuala Lumpur, the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) offers a unique opportunity to escape the city and experience the beauty of the Malaysian rainforest. It is located just a short drive from Kuala Lumpur and provides a glimpse into the research and management of one of the world's most important and diverse ecosystems. FRIM is unique because it combines history, research, education, and practical experience in the field of forestry, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers, families, and anyone interested in sustainability. With its rich history, hands-on exhibits and activities, and beautiful botanical garden, a visit to FRIM is a must-see for those traveling from Kuala Lumpur.

Visit the Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) which offers visitors the opportunity of understanding the tropical rainforest ecosystem. Walk through shady nature trails and visit arboretums, among them the Dipte Rocarp, a collection centre of living trees for botanical reference and Bambusetum displaying some 30 species of local bamboo. This trail winds its way through one of FRIM’s oldest plantations and boasts of statuesque commercial timber trees. Logging is now prohibited in all rainforest reserves in Malaysia.