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First building
here at the entrance is the ticketing booth. It is opened from 8.00
pm till 11.00 pm. daily
Tickets are sold on a basis of
Rgt 10 per person.
There is also the enquiry
counter during the daylight hours. Calls and bookings are accepted.
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Adjourning the
administrative building is this Restaurant.
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destination is remote and the outlet do not expect any causal
visitor during the day.
Don't
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Pictures of the
chalets can be seen on sites showing accommodation in Kuala Selangor and
the scene below is that relating to going for the boat trip.
A scene of the parked
crafts from the waiting lounge. The latest models are equipped with hard
canopy. The "Jetty" on a floatation platform is linked to this
bridge whose inclination varies with the water level.
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Here you will
see that connection. Likewise looking back at the waiting lounge. |
Then some scene of
the vegetation in this vicinity.
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Along the banks, both sides of
the river, the vegetation is predominantly Nipah palm.
This picture shows a typical
example where the transition zone supports both mangroves and palms.
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Here of course,
scenes with the "leafy" trees that are instrumental for the "beetles" to
cling on while displaying their nightly rituals.
Flash light are not
allowed as it will interfere with the nightly rituals of the fireflies
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further down stream, the effects of inundation is more obvious.
It is also rumored that the
flooding of the dry lands forces most of the "beetles"
to remain on the trees.
Indirectly interpreted, you
will see more flashing trees when the tide is up.
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