The park is strategically located at the northern side of Kuala Lumpur. If you can find the outer ring road, stick to it and follow the direction go north, you just can't miss this place.
There's multiple entrances to the park. One is the main entrance located by the ring road, another at the government project high density affordable apartment, and one at the side of a commercial and residential area.
I picked the commercial and residential area because I have an appointment there at the restaurant later that morning to meet some friends for breakfast. Local hawkers are taking the opportunity to setup their range of merchant to sell to park goers.
There's more than 3 separate lanes one can use. Due to Malaysian practice right hand drive, therefore the flow in the track is counter clockwise(mostly). The middle track in blue is supposed to be the bicycle lane, but what do you know. Malaysians are cabale of going with all the wrong lanes all the time.
This is the man make lake this park is famous for. Technically, golden hour should be the best time to take photo, but it has been many cloudy days and night recently. So, usually in the morning it's all grey.
The jogging track used to be paved with recycled rubberized material. However, certain portion of it are broken, better be careful and watch where you jog.
Majority of the lake side has some sort of high rise building projects going on. What can I say? There's no beach here in Kuala Lumpur, therefore lakeside become area become one of those most expensive piece of land at the capital city of Malaysia.
There's this beautiful paddock that used to dock a bunch of pedal crafts that allow people to paddle glading the lake. However, I don't see them anymore since covid.
There's also a small skating platform allowed skater to practice, and also children's playground.
As you walk towards the direction of the ring road, there's a lot more low cost apartment building around this area. There's slight up hill slope in this area, please monitor your heart rate if you're not a regular walker.
As I have mentioned earlier, the lake side is a piece of expensive land nowadays. You can a lot more new buildings work in progress.
If you so happen bump into events, you'll most paobably going to get stuck when people started gathering and doing exercise by big groups.
The playground I have mentioned above, is a cut through path leading to the other side of the gathering spot.
From here you can see the far end, there's white tent setup by the event organizer. I think that day there was a sports day for an international school as I can see there's heavy traffic going on.
The cut through path has a signage put right at the middle of the walk path. Don't know what they're thinking, are we not supposed to use this route?
Lost count of construction in progress. Building constructor has been making high rise building like a wild fire going on.
There's a small jetty here as well. However, I haven't seen any boat docking here. It will be nice to have a short boat ride from this dock.
Despite I did the cut through, I still ended up bump into a bunch of event goer that doing exercise at the middle of the track. Well, proceed with cautious to avoid knock into people.
More school event going on at the playground.
Just before I go, the sun was alright high at 8am in the morning. it's about time going back to the restaurant and meet my friends.
The parking area is so pack, probably due to the school event that drives all the parents here to join their children. The conclude my morning walk and almost hit by a car at the parking lot.
Last but not least, on my way back to the restaurant, I walked past one of these lake side apartment, and there was a banner beside the building boasting their construction completed 1 year ahead of schedule. I'm not sure if it's something to celebrate for, or to worry about.