This free guided tour aims to highlight Klang’s charm, character and unique attractions including clusters of colonial sights, places of worship, a school, fire station, royal gallery, and warehouse built by a local Malay chieftain.
Contact
+603 3375 5555 ext. 1013/1235 (Klang Municipal Council Tourism Department)
aduanmpk[at]mpklang.gov.my
mpklang.gov.my/ms/mp-klang/sumber/penerbitan/maklumat-laluan-jejak-warisan-klang-bandar-diraja
Address
Starting point: Registration and starting point is at Galeri Diraja Sultan Abdul Aziz.
Details
As a royal town and former capital of Selangor, Klang is characterized by historic buildings and quaint, traditional structures.
Klang’s heritage quarters may be visited on foot via an interesting walking tour provided free-of-charge by the city’s municipal council and Tourism Selangor, who’ve identified up to 11 tourist attractions for the walk, including:
– Little India (Tengku Kelana Street)
– The former Chartered Bank building
– Royal Klang Club
– Alam Shah Palace
– Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
– Tengku Kelana Indian Muslim Mosque
– Sri Nagara Thendayuthapani Temple
– Klang Fire Station
– Raja Abdullah Warehouse
The Royal Klang Town Heritage Walk is conducted by professional guides, with entry to exclusive venues only on this walk.
The under 3km trail is relatively easy as the route follows footpaths in and around the city center. The walking tour takes about 2.5 hours to complete and is conducted in English.
A comfortable pair of sneakers or sandals will help make this walk, guaranteed to be an eye-opener for both locals and tourists, more fun and enriching.
Opening hours
The walking tour begins at 9.15am and ends around 12.30pm, every weekend.
Registration begins at 9.00am sharp at the Sultan Abdul Aziz Royal Gallery.
Price/Entrance fees
The guided walking tour is provided free-of-charge by Klang’s Municipal Council and Tourism Selangor.
Stay
| Wyndham Acmar Klang Booking.com | Premiere Hotel, Klang Booking.com |
| Crystal Crown Harbour View Hotel Booking.com |
Map
How to get to Klang Heritage Walk
Driving is the best way to get here. Klang is well connected to the rest of Selangor and Kuala Lumpur via the Federal, NKVE, SKVE and KESAS highways.
By Train
Take the KTM Komuter train bound for Port Klang and alight at Klang Station, about 200 meters from the gallery.
By Bus
| Bus Operator | Bus Number | Routes |
| RapidKL | 708 (formerly U62) | Sunway Pyramid – Klang |
13 comments
Skip to comment form
Would like to book Royal Klang heritage your on this Sunday 16/8/2020 for two pax. How do I go about?
Thank you
Lai
Author
Hi, please contact the Klang Municipal Council via the contact info listed above.
hi,do you open on 25-26 march 2021?
Good day!
May I know if Klang Municipal Council resume the free “Royal Klang Town Heritage Walk”? If you do, appreciate if you could provide the February and March schedule.
Thank you very much.
Best Regards / Lee
Can I catch a train from Port Klang into the city?
Thanks Kay
how can i get a map of the heritage walk as i will be doing it on my own on a weekday
Its the heritage walk still free? Weekdays any walk?
Hi..i wish to join the heritage walk. Unable yo contact anyone by the number given above. Can asvise any walk during weeksays?
Hello,
Is the Royal Klang Town Heritage Walk still running on weekends?
Regards,
Neil
Any parking space if I drive there? The rate please, TQ.
Where can i find the registration form?
Is a walking tour on June 14, 2025, for 2 pax (adult), available? My emails sent to the email address listed were returned and the web site link is dead.
Please be aware the currently (July 2025) the walking tour is not operating. Furthermore the Royal Gallery does not open until 10am. We found the places on the walking tour list easy enough but it only took 45 mins to walk to each of them by ourselves and we only saw the exteriors. Without the guided tour, as a visitor, it isn’t really worth coming out from central KL (unless perhaps you are going on to the port which we did not do).