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Sungai Pelek is a small town in Sepang district which offered some pleasant surprises. The dragon fruit farm and plenty of traditional Foochew delights make this place worth a visit.

[edit] Get in

Follow the green color highway signboards that point the way to KLIA from almost anywhere in the Klang Valley, then follow those leading the way to Sepang.

A narrow but well-tarred village road fringed by palm oil estates leads to Sepang town. Take the right turn at the T-junction, and you will be on another village road that leads straight to Sungai Pelek.

A signboard stating Selamat Datang ke Sungai Pelek ("Welcome to Sungai Pelek") greets visitors at the entrance to the town.

Notice the celebration board announcing our Royal birthday celebration at the town entrance.

[edit] Get around

Take Sepang Omnibus.

[edit][add listing] See

• Multi-Rich Pitaya Dragon Fruit Farm. (Add: A 126 Kampung Baru 43900 Sepang, Tel: 016-3915590) Pay a visit to the farm and observe how dragon fruit is planted. Purchase the fruit and side products of the fruits such as jam or drink.

• Four Multi Religious Buildings build neighbouring each other in this small town! Yes, the Mosque,The Indian mega Temple,Christian's Church and Budha Toa Pe Kong (behind chinese foodcourt at RHB bank).See how we Malaysians blend with each other peacefully and in harmony.

• Vintage Chinese Shop Houses-offering varieties of goodies ranging from China made households to Indian herbs and modern photography services.

[edit][add listing] Do

Enjoy a comfortable Facial for a small fee with Le Vitz Beauty Salon. Small shop but nice and cosy settings.

Le Vitz Beauty No 23A, tingkat bawah jalan tenteram 1, taman tenteram 43950 sg.pelek, selangor Malaysia

Cheap & Good....

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• Local printed T-Shirts with backgrounds of Bagan Lalang beaches and its surrounds.
• Try your luck here,gamblers! There are three available operators offering lucky number ,jackpots and lotteries (Licensed under local laws, Sports Toto, 4D Magnum , Pan Malaysian Pools Sdn Bhd.Don't leave home without without your tickets!
• Bonanza lucky draw -also available from Bank Simpanan Nasional offering mega prizes ranging from Mercedes Benz to dual stroke motorbyke.
• Green Lovers,plant your very own favourite tree.Pick one at the nursery beside the Indian mega Temple here.You can also get 'arranged'set of flower just outside the temple gate for your prayer.

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• Noodle and Fish Curry. (Add: 30 Kampung Baru 43900 Sepang) Try laksa noodle and ikan kembong (mackeral) curry here. Close on Friday and operate by Law Cheang Hui.

• Ding Famlily Mooncake. (Add: 40 Kampung Baru 43900 Sepang, Tel: +(60)3-31411630) Foochew mooncakes (with flaky pastry and minced meat or green bean paste filling) the traditional way, bake in the backyard of the wooden house. Operate by Ding Hung King.

• Rojak mixed with yellow noodles. (Add: 50 Kampung Baru 43900 Sepang) A mobile fruit rojak stall in the porch of house No. 50 by Sim Long Chuan. The noodles, produced locally, were smooth and spongy, and paired perfectly with the thick, sweet prawn sauce spiced up with chilli paste. This combination was rather unusual.

• Chop Goan Kee Coffee. (Add: 352 Kampung Baru 43900 Sepang) Lady boss Ong Bee Kem is well known for her coffee powder here. The raw coffee beans are obtained from Malay villagers nearby and she dries them in the sun at the back of their house before sending them off for roasting and then crushing with machines.

• Bistro-Olio Western & Local Specialties. (Add: Jalan Besar, Sungai Pelek - Next to Police Station / Tel: 012-2327266 or 019-2273346) Chef Wang and Assistant Chef Wan serve excellent and wide varieties Western food and local delights. Must try the "Olio Fish and Chip", "Gordon Blue Special", "Olio Nasi Goreng Kampung", "Olio Mee Mamak" and lots more. Serve with variety of non-alcoholic drink and cocktails; suitable for all races and all ages. Excellent ambient for relaxing family/friend gatherings. Special catering also available. Closed on Monday and operate by Chef Wang and Josephine Tan.

• Sungai Pelek Food Court Maintained by the Sepang Municipal Council,located just at the town end heading to Bagan Lalang beach.Various traditional Malay and Chinese food available.Must try the local Satay (Meats and chickens cut into peaces and hold together via wooden sticks,served with gravy coconut milk ,peanut,chilly and curry blended together.),Local fried rice, varieties of Thais menus.

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Find yourself a Chinese medicine shop just beside the Bank Simpanan Nasional that among other things offers many well known brands of liquor such as Jack Daniels, Black Label, Kapak, French wine (depend on availability), etc.

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[edit] Get out

Sepang, Bagan Lalang or Tanjung Sepat.

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