In the morning, we will bring you to the Forest Research Institute of Malaysia which is also known as FRIM. It is located at Jalan Kepong and is the only place near Kuala Lumpur where visitors can stroll amongst the tree tops.

Apart from being a research institute, FRIM has many attractions for the general visitors, nature lovers and tourists. The lush, 1528 ha of greenery, just 16 km northwest of Kuala Lumpur or just ?hour drive from city centre offer many opportunities for everybody to have a first hand experience of walking through a tropical rain forest. A jaunt on the canopy walkways takes about twenty minutes and other attractions in the forest park are the countless trees of various species and a timber museum.

And, in the afternoon, you will continue your tour to Templer’s Park which is one of the country’s oldest recreational parks. Rich in natural wilderness beauty and located 21 km north of Kuala Lumpur on the trunk road to Rawang. A verdant forest reserve forming a 1,214 hectares "green lung" for the cityfolks, Templer’s Park attracts nature lovers, photographers and picnickers.

It offers a soothing and tranquil environment which cool and refreshing mountain streams flow through Sungai Kanching, Sungai Terusan and Sungai Gagah within this immense park. Soft mosses cover the forest floor and huge ferns grow as epiphytes, while matured trees form soaring canopies. Within this green haven, various forms of wildlife such as monkeys, birds and numerous species of insect can be found.