Minister of Health, Datuk Seri Dr. Haji Dzulkefly bin Ahmad (centre) at the plaque signing ceremony.

Semenyih: Setia EcoHill 2 welcomes a new extension to its township, the Adventure Park, which had been officiated by Dzulkefly last Saturday.

According to the statement, an amount of RM3mil had been invested in the park, which stretches 17 acres wide, with its highest peak recorded at 120m above sea level. Around 95% of the trees at the original Bukit Tempurung area had also been conserved while building the park.

With much of the natural landscape left intact, Adventure Park provides a suitable environment for outdoor activities for the community. The Adventure Park also features three trails of varying difficulties, making it a good spot for cycling enthusiasts. Other activities include hiking, jogging, mountain biking, bird-watching and learning spots offering educational environmental information.

For the convenience and safety of the visitors, 60 parking bays are allocated and monitored by a 24-hour CCTV, in addition to dedicated police watch as well as security enforcement at the parking area.

SP Setia executive vice president Datuk Kow Choong Ming believed that the park will add value to their expanding township as homebuyers are gradually realising the importance of green spaces in their living area.

With a preview of Setia EcoHill 2’s latest launch of linked Semi-D’s, Frossa, being unveiled next week, Setia EcoHill 2’s position as a self-sustaining township is further solidified.

Dzulkefly testing out the exercise equipment at the Adventure Park together with Kow (left) and Setia EcoHill General Manager Koh Sooi Meng (right).