A hidden gem located next to our township, Gamuda Cove, many are rediscovering the majestic beauty of this lush and rustic wetlands just 30-minute from the city. 

Spanning across 1,111 acres of lush greenery, 14 lakes, swamps and tropical forests, the Paya Indah Discovery Wetlands is teeming with biodiversity – 142 aquatic plants and animals, 40 types of fish, 23 types of mammals, 225 bird species, and 220 types of terrestrial plants and herbs.

To ensure the community enjoys an enhanced quality of life, Gamuda Land has put in conscious efforts into reviving the area to reflect its natural surroundings and create a nature sanctuary. 

From small squirrels to enormous crocodiles and shy critters, there is something rare to see with every visit. 

There is also fun for both the seasoned adventurers and young explorers as Paya Indah Discovery Wetlands offers an educational nature trail, called the Jungle School programme. Participants can go on an adventure in a safari truck into the wetlands, and even get up close with the Nile Hippopotamus, crocodiles, Khaki Campbells, porcupines, tortoises and terrapins. 

For adventure-seekers and nature-lovers, stay tuned for upcoming eco-tourism activities which include horse riding, fishing, cycling, bird watching, boat cruises, hot air balloon rides, nature trekking and camping. 

The Paya Indah Discovery Wetlands can be easily accessed via the ELITE highway, exit 607A. It opens daily from 8.30am to 5.30pm, except on Tuesdays.