Semenyih, Malaysia
Jln Broga
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+60 166766057
Good for kids
It is nice hill to challenge your stamina. but you have to pay for 10 ringgit to enter hiking trail. For me it was quite expensive because from what i read from internet, it cost only 2 ringgit including parking fee. Now,people are not allowed to park the car inside,have to park on the roadside. You need to walk a bit until you found small counter to pay the fee.
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Came here 9 years ago. Those days we are allowed to park in the plantation (iirc is opened as early as 5am) which is now closed and parking is only few ringgit per car. Now we have two options 1) park beside the road [majority does that but not sure if there will be summon] or 2) drive further down till you see there is a left turn (you will see a signage shows “eco farm and broga hill parking”, take that left turn and drive all the way in till the end and you will see a estate with a large gate on your road and you may park there. If you park here, your trail will start with a very steep Tar road, if you park along the road with option one you will just walk pass the plantation which I assumed will be less tiring. Fret not, both way leads to the same destination which is to the hut / entrance taken care by a uncle and aunty. We are required to pay rm10 each person. Bear in mind, entrance will only be open around 5.45am-6.00am. Bring along your mask, Aunty and Uncle advised to wear mask when we come down from the hill, worried abang biru summon. But so far we are safe without mask because we parked at option B. Overall is a nice hiking, is cold and is very windy. Most importantly with the RM10 (even though is kinda expensive but we don’t have choice right) you have paid, is much lesser crowd compare to usual days so you can take your time and enjoy the breeze.
Was more than 9 years never been to Broga Hill, 1st time been there was no entrance fee. 2nd time it required to pay car parking fee Rm5. 3rd time visited after MCO2.0, It really shocked that the owner of this place collected entrance fee Rm10 per pax. In that case, they should indicated on the board near the first entrance b4 enter to palm oil farm, shouldn't showed RM1 as per picture taken. They let people walk into another fenced entrance and queue for half an hour.... then clarified that "Have an intention wanna minimise the crowd who visiting here, that's the reason they charged such a high fee !!!!".
Definitely Not Paying RM10 for the uncle and aunty that own the land easement acess to the hill, they are bunch of oppurnist that trying squeeze the hiker these difficult time, what a joke !! ..there is one group of 15 people are paying rm150 ..avoid this place at all cost or open up a new path to the hill so everyone can enjoy it
A great place for hiking with the family. Some stretches are quite steep but still manageable. There are ropes that will help with both ascent and descent. There are 3 peaks The walk/hike to peak 1 is long but once you reach peak 1, going to peak 2 is relatively easy. Peak 3 is not too far from peak 2 but the path is quite challenging. The trail is slippery when wet and hikers need to be careful. Parking fee is based on the number of occupants in the car. An adult is charged RM1 and children are charged half of that. Same charges for toilet usage but the toilet needs improvement. Once in the trail, there is another payment to be made because the land is privately owned. The rate is the same as the parking fee. I would recommend bringing spare clothes because whatever you were will be dirty. No rubbish collection services in the trail so carry your own rubbish bag and carry it down for disposal
CLOSED!! Drove all the way here for nothing. Don’t waste your time. [25th March 2021]
This is a good hike for beginners, it's a little steep in places and was fun climbing up. At a moderate pace it can take half an hour to climb to the third platform or peak. The view is really nice.
mco you need to pay rm10 and strictly cannot go to the peak 1 checkpoint. only until peak 3 is allowed.
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