Pulau Ketam, or 'Crab Island', is a serene Chinese fishing settlement nestled in mangrove swamps, established around 1880. Just an hour's drive and a 30-minute ferry ride from bustling KL, it offers a glimpse into Malaysia's rural past. Board the ferry from Port Klang and enjoy panoramic views of mainland Malaysia. Explore the floating village, where houses and roads are built on stilts. Indulge in a local village restaurant lunch above the lapping tides and witness traditional fishing boats navigating the waterways. Return via ferry to Port Klang and visit the Sultan of Selangor's palace, the Blue Mosque, and the lush parkland housing the Municipal Council Tower, State Library, State Museum, and Lake Gardens. Conclude your journey with a visit to Thean Hou Temple, having experienced Malaysia's timeless history.