KL Forest Eco-Park was gazetted as a forest reserve in 1906 and covers around 11 hectares. It has two main trails, the Jelutong Trail and Merbau Trail, and offers activities like nature trails, jogging, trekking, a herbal garden, picnicking, and camping. The park was built using materials like wood, stone, and metal/steel.

1. Name: Chong Wai Loon
Student ID: 0319745
Session: September, 2014
Subject : Effective Public Communication ( topic 2 :
Parks and Gardens within Klang Valley )

2. KL Forest Eco-Park

3. Contents
1. Historical Background
2. Layout
3. Trails
4. Descriptions of Activities
5.
Type of materials used to build
KL Forest Eco-Park

4. Historical Background of KL Forest Eco-Park
• KL Forest Eco-Park was gazetted as a forest
reserve in 1906 and is one of the oldest in
Malaysia.
• covers an area of approximately 11 hectares

5. Layout of KL Forest Eco-Park

6. Trails
Jelutong Trail Merbau Trail

7. Descriptions of Ativities
• Nature Trails, Jogging and Trekking
Routes
• Herbal Garden
• Picnicking
• Camping
• Canopy Walk

8. Example

9. Type of materials used to build KL Forest
Eco-Park
Wood Stone Metal &
Steel

10. Reference
• http://www.malaysiavacationguide.com/bu
kitnanas.html
• http://ablemen.com/iGreenedKL/parks_10.
php?p=TVRBPQ==
• http://www.malaysia-traveller.com/kl-
forest-eco-park.html