We’re all in vacation mode already because of the long CNY holiday. But you don’t need to wait to enjoy a long break. There are plenty of picnic spots in Kuala Lumpur or Selangor where you can enjoy some downtime on weekends, whether you’re looking to relax by the lake or watch the people munch on tuna sandwiches. You’re ready to take something tasty with you to these lovely picnic spots.

Taman Botani Negara

You’re likely looking for a peaceful spot for a picnic that is far from the city and near nature. Taman Botani Negara’s gardens and lakes will appeal to you if the answer is “yes”. You will find a few cozy spots near the lake. It’s also interesting to learn that the ‘lakes” are actually Sungai Baru Dam, which was the primary water source for northern Klang during the 1960s, and Air Kuning Dam, which is now popular for flyfishing. Taman Botani Negara has wooden shelters with roofs, which are surrounded by trees and greenery.

Taman Lembah Kiara

To find Taman Lembah Kiara, make your way to Taman Tun Dr Ismail. It’s perfect for weekend picnics and includes a playground, picnic tables, and gazebos. After you’re done, take a walk to the man-made waterfall and lake to burn off those calories. The hillside is dense so challenge your children to find lizards, squirrels, and monkeys.

Perdana Botanical Garden

Perdana Botanical Garden, known as Kuala Lumpur’s last green lung, is a wonderful place to escape the concrete jungle. This park, formerly known as Taman Tasik Perdana, or Lake Gardens, is home to many smaller gardens and attractions like Hibiscus Garden and Sunken Garden, Herbarium, and Laman Perdana. There are several gazebos that can be used for picnics. Other amenities include toilets and prayer areas.

KLCC Park

KLCC Park is a place that’s a sanctuary in the middle of Kuala Lumpur. The Petronas Twin Towers are the backdrop. There’s also a large green space that you can use to spread a blanket. The children’s area has a playground and a public swimming pool, so bring your kids! Bring a new set of clothes!

Kepong Metropolitan Park

Kepong Metropolitan Park is a great place to picnic in KL. This park is popular for its kite flying, and you can see the pros performing impressive tricks in the air. For families looking for something to do after a delicious picnic meal, there is a boathouse and a cycling track.

Titiwangsa Lake Garden

A picnic at Titiwangsa Lake Garden is a great way to spend a sunny afternoon. The lake, which is true to its name, is a main attraction. It’s a peaceful spot where you can catch up with family and friends. It now features a floating bridge and mini-water park for kids to enjoy some splashing fun. You are welcome to walk, run, or cycle around the garden in order to make the most out of your visit.

Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM).

Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM), is a great place to go if you are looking for a connection with nature. Fun fact: FRIM is actually a tropical forestry research institution. Although the park is not open to all, FRIM has designated some areas of the forest for those who wish to enjoy a quick nature adventure.

Visitors can only take a picnic in the vicinity of Sungai Kroh. There’s a good chance you will find a spot to picnic, with a small waterfall and grassy fields. You will also find a variety of facilities, including shelters, restrooms, and prayer spaces, as well as a cafeteria that is open every day, except Friday.

Taman Rekreasi Bukit Jalil

Taman Rekreasi Bukit Jail (Bukit Jalil Recreational Park) is a popular spot for runners and other fitness enthusiasts. There are also dance and tai-chi classes on weekend mornings. It also makes a beautiful picnic spot. Make sure to arrive early so you can get a spot near the manmade lakes or an empty picnic table. Then, take your kids to the playground.

Taman Pudu Ulu

Taman Pudu Ulu is a great place to have a picnic in your neighborhood park. You’ll find Cheras residents enjoying their leisure time or exercising by running around the park. You can find wooden huts for shade if it is too hot out.

Serendah Recreational Waterfall

Serendah Waterfall, also known as Templer Kai is located 3 km from Perkampungan Orang Asli Serendah where you can see their daily life after entering the village. It’s a great spot to take a picnic or have a swim. There are many families with food baskets and floating tubes all around the area. Did you know that Serendah Waterfall, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Selangor is?

Sungai Gabai Waterfall

Sungai Gabai Waterfall, one of the most convenient waterfalls in Kuala Lumpur and also easily accessible by car is a great choice for a relaxing getaway. Walk along with the concrete and wooden bridges that cross streams to reach the top of the multi-cascade waterfalls at Sungai Gabai. Next, you can climb the cement steps to reach the top and take in the magnificent view.

Desa Park City

You can enjoy a relaxing evening with your friends and family at the lake or jog in the park’s loops. ), or just IG-worthy shots

Maya Park

Maya Park is surrounded by a large lake. This makes it ideal for leisure activities such as cycling, picnicking, or simply enjoying a meal. The park glows in the evening sun. Grab your smartphone and capture the silhouettes at the gazebo.

Bagan Lalang Beach

Plan a great picnic at Bagan Lalang Beach to forget all your worries. This Sepang beach is a short drive from KLIA Airport. It’s a popular spot for families looking to relax. It may not be the best spot to swim because of the frequent tides but it is a great place to watch the sunset with a beautiful ombre sky.

You can enjoy grilled fish at one of the many seafood restaurants on the stretch, such as Senandung Malam Restaurant or Ikan Bakar D’Bagan if you’re looking to return for a second time. Avani Sepang Gold Coast is also nearby and offers overnight accommodations. SOP regulations must still be observed.

Taman Saujana Hijau

Taman Saujana Hijau has many sights to offer, including the sight of locals cycling and jogging around the garden. This garden is surrounded by rolling hills and pine trees. It is divided into three sections: the European Garden, Oriental Garden, and English Garden. We heard that the English Garden was the most beautiful. It’ll be a peaceful afternoon for you and your family.

Kanching Rainforest Waterfall

Enjoy a picnic at Kanching Rainforest Waterfall and connect with nature. You’ll find many locals enjoying their weekend picnics at this multi-tiered waterfall, which is located in Kanching Rainforest Reserve. Every moment will be worth it, whether you are here to enjoy the waterfall or learn photography tips.