Bukit Jugra Lighthouse (GPS: 2.8358, 101.41739) is a lighthouse at the top of Bukit Jugra, in Kuala Langat District, Selangor. There are in fact two lighthouses on the hill. The older one, built during the British administration period, was to guide ships approaching the town of Jugra, when it was the state capital of Selangor. This is the taller of the two lighthouses (and in my photograph), the one in front. The second, and shorter, lighthouse was completed in 1976. By then, Jugra was no longer a state capital, and so the lighthouse functions to guide ships along Straits Malacca, on the southern approach to Port Klang.
The beacon of the Bukit Jugra Lighthouse is 146 meters above sea level. The building (the new one) itself is 25 meters tall.
Visitors to Bukit Jugra Lighthouse can enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding lowlands. There is a sheltered viewing platform which affords splendid views of the Kuala Langat District. You can see Sungai Langat slithers towards the Straits of Malacca, not unlike a silver serpent, with Jugra on the left side and Pulau Carey on the right.
Passage beside the Bukit Jugra Lighthouse to the viewing platform (6 July, 2016)
Here I am at the Bukit Jugra viewing platform (6 July, 2016)
My wife and I at the Bukit Jugra Lighthouse (6 July, 2016)
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