A visit to the famous country of Malaysia would be incomplete without experiencing the few Kuala Kubu Baru Sights. Malaysia, one of the most renowned tourist spots in Southeast Asia, boasts a well loved town named "Kuala Kubu Baru," or simply, KKB. A great flood struck this town in 1883, destroying the whole town, so what you see today is a town that has been rebuilt after the flood. Its carefully documented history shows through in certain landmarks and artifacts, which attract many tourists each year. Several tourists also come to Kuala Kubu Baru simply to relax and have a quiet time in this small town, but if you are interested in seeing the sights, here is a list for you to look over before you plan your trip.

Old Town Site

One of the things you can see while in Kuala Kubu Baru is the old town site. This is the town that was destroyed by the flood, which occurred when the dam nearby broke. Though most of the old town was destroyed in the catastrophe, there are still some structures that were salvaged, including a mosque and a Buddhist temple.

Chiling Waterfalls

Considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Selangor, the Chiling Waterfalls is one site you must not leave out of your itinerary. With only a few miles of driving and a little walking past the bridge, you find yourself in breathtaking scenery of nature at its best. The trekking might cost you some sweat, but it's well worth it once you get a view of the waterfalls.

Old Railway Station

The Old Railway Station is famous among photographers who want to get a shot of the town’s life and history. Not only does the architecture of this site bring story to their photos, it also inspires a splendid work of art that continuously attracts tourists to visit. Don’t get left behind--take your own pictures of this beautiful sight.

The Sungai Selangor Dam

Take a trip to the Sungai Selangor Dam while holidaying in Kuala Kubu Baru. This dam is on the way to Fraser's Hill, on the left side of the road. You will be able to find a sign that says "Splash Information Center." The dam is the main source for Selangor. The water comes from several lakes and rivers, and is treated at the water treatment plant. The information center provides information on the history of the dam and its creation.