Salak Selatan

Salak Selatan is a town located on the southern edge of Kuala Lumpur city. Salak Selatan is a small town and is one of the stops along the KTM Sri Petaling line. It was originally a town that began with only 2 ros of shop houses but over time, the small town underwent a rapid development and saw an increa in the number of housing development. It is now known as the new satellite city of Kuala Lumpur and there is a village located in Salak Selatan called Kampung Salak Selatan.

Although it is a small town, Salak Selatan is easily accessible. From public transport to major highways that connect the town to other part of the state, Salak Selatan is a town that is well connected. Major highways such as Sungai Besi Highway, Kuala Lumpur – Seremban Highway and the North – South Expressway are among the few highways that run through Salak Selatan. Jalan Besar Salak is one of the major roads that connect Salak Selatan to Putrajaya, Salak Tinggi and even Port Dickson.

There are a number of things that one can do around Sacnvalak Selatan despite it being a small town. There are many touristy spots in the surrounding area that residents and tourists can explore while in Salak Selatan. Among the things that they can do is visiting temples such as the Thai Chetawan Temple, a thai temple located in the Petaling District and is the only Malaysian Siamese temple that has been chosen as the custodian of the Buddha sacred relics. For those who would like to enjoy outdoor activities in a relaxed manner such as taking a walk in the park, having a picnic or going for a jog can go to Taman Aman Jogging Park or Tasik Taman Jaya to indulge themselves in such activities..

Salak Selatan is a simple and quaint town where its cuisine would mostly consist of local dishes. Those that are looking to enjoy a nice traditional dish can definitely pay a visit to Salak Selatan. Since it is a town that is located close to a metropolitan area such as Kuala Lumpur, there will be a variety of dishes that can be found apart from the traditional dishes. For those who enjoy cooking their own means, they can get their groceries from supermarkets in the area. Giant Supermarket Desa Petaling, Pasaraya Fresh Grocer and Tesco Express Bandar Sri Permaisuri are among the few supermarkets in the area that one can frequent to obtain their groceries from.

Salak Selatan is a small town that is located close to Kuala Lumpur and because of this; there are many medical facilities that are easily accessible to those living in Salak Selatan. Poliklinik Salak Seltan, Pantai Hospital Cheras and Pusat Perubatan Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) are among the medical facilities in close proximity to Salak Selatan.

Salak Selatan is a great town to live in for those who wish to live in a quieter environment but closer to the city. There are a few options for schools in the area for those who wish to make Salak Selatan their home. SJK (C) Salak South, SK Jalan Sungai Besi (1) & (2), SMK Seri Bedena and SJK (C) Tai Thung is some of the public schools in Salak Selatan.

Salak Selatan is a development area made up of both freehold and leasehold properties. The median price for the properties in Salak Selatan is priced at RM 502 k and the median price per square feet for the properties is RM 422. There are a total of 301 project listings as of now in Salak Selatan. This showcases the variety of property type that home owners and investors can browse through to find the one they fancy such as Ritz Communities, Residensi Hijauan Lumayan, Kampung Baru Salak Selatan, Vantage Point and Taman Sungai Besi.

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