Telaga Tujuh, Kuala Selangor

Telaga Tujuh (GPS: 3.34184, 101.24846) is the name of wells at the foot of Bukit Malawati in Kuala Selangor. Despite the name, upon counting, there are fewer then seven wells on the site. According to the on site interpretive board, there was originally seven wells, but a few have since been filled up. The wells were in used during the 18th century, when Kuala Selangor was the seat of the Selangor government.

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