“A bamboo village in Kuala Lumpur?” you ask. It exists. This isn’t just a village; it’s an experience, a rustic escape from the city’s hustle.
Bamboo Village offers a unique stay. Wooden furnished residences bring a sense of calm. It is located a short drive from Kuala Lumpur. Pick-up service from the closest LRT station adds to the ease.
Mr. Ramadhan, a former banker, created this refuge. After 24 years in finance, he chose hands-on work. His vision resulted in “Rumah Bambu Taman Sunda”. It combines bamboo architecture with a Sundanese garden. Bamboo for the complex comes from Indonesia. It’s treated to resist insects and fungus. Artisans ensure expert construction.
Imagine the structures are cool without air conditioning. The special bamboo absorbs heat during the day.
Bamboo Village features include a swimming pool and rest huts. Accommodation options vary. Bird of Paradise offers a bungalow with multiple bedrooms. Frog House, Eagle Nest, and Gecko Dorm offer cozy cottages. King Cobra provides dorm-style rooms.
Consider the activities available. You can enjoy swimming and relaxing. Picnics are also an option.
Getting here is straightforward. By car, take the E7 expressway and follow Route 1. From the Taman Suntex Station, grab a taxi.
The village is located off Jalan Pelangi 5. Its tranquil nature makes it special. Bamboo Village offers a different perspective. It’s a place where nature and simple living meet.