“Of all God’s gifts to the sighted man, color is holiest, the most divine, the most solemn...” - John Ruskin
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| (Taking a selfie with Mr. Monkey) |
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| (Laman Seni Safari Jejak Warisan) |
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| (Catching a wild horse) |
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| (Vibrant colored street arts) |
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| (Mural lane off Jalan Tengku Diauddin) |
Today, our initial plan was to visit the Royal Gallery in Klang. Unfortunately, the gallery was closed since the start of the MCO last year even though the website stated that it is opened daily. Our intention had to be postponed to next year when it reopens pending the Covid-19 situation.
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| (The Rhinoceros hornbill, a rainforest bird) |
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| (Capturing a moment with the emu) |
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| (A wild mountain goat) |
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| (A group of birds) |
While walking to the car park through a back lane off Jalan Tengku Diauddin, by chance we discovered captivating beautiful street arts with ‘The Safari Mural’ as the theme. It is only a 2-minute walking distance from the Klang Royal Gallery.
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| (Zebras, distinctive black and white stripes) |
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| (A photo spot at Mural Lane) |
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| (A cockerel and a parrot) |
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| (A creepy cockroach) |
The mural lane is known as the Klang Heritage Safari Walk. Like the name of the trail suggests, it is filled with colourful murals of animals and nature. The murals are part of the council’s urban upgrade initiative under the Royal Klang Town Heritage Walk project to turn drab places into colourful, pulsating and delightful spaces.
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| (A narrower mural lane) |
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| (A crab with a mosque background) |
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| (Fishes in the ocean) |
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| (Chameleon camouflage) |
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| (Making friends with the baboons) |
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| (Pre-historic dinosaurs) |
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| (A lady with a peacock) |
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| (Hiding from Simba, the lion) |
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