
The Sticks eco-resort and glamping site is located next to Sungai Meranti, an excellent place to cool off!
If you want to venture off the grid, check out The Sticks, a new eco-resort tucked away in the rainforests of Kuala Kubu Bharu in Hulu Selangor district. After a one and a half hour drive from Kuala Lumpur, it’s a little adventure getting to this hideaway from the main road. Following a 10-minute jungle trail, visitors must cross a hanging bridge over a shaded and shallow stream. Alternatively, one can hop on the 4X4 pick-up truck used to deliver guests’ luggage to the resort.
Built on a former tin mining site, this modest but well-designed resort was built with environmental sustainability in mind. The resort facilities were constructed with minimal clearing of the surrounding rainforest. Accommodations are powered with solar energy and supplied with water from the nearby stream of Sungai Meranti, which is a great place for seek refuge from the midday heat. The resort offers chalets and glamping huts called tendok (a portmanteau of tent and pondok or hut). Staying at a tendok, I was concerned about mosquitoes but I wasn’t bothered by any in my sleep. As I matter of fact, I had a good night’s sleep, thanks to the soft and comfortable mattress and pillows. Now that’s camping in comfort and style!
Despite the resort’s relative isolation, the meals offered during our stay were exceptionally good. Served at the open-air dining area near the resort entrance, we enjoyed home-style dishes like chicken curry and deep-fried squid that were simple but tasty. Breakfast was equally enjoyable, too.
Room Rates & Activities Offered
The following rates are applicable until August 2016. Aside from accommodation, the resort also offers jungle hiking and other adventure activities in Kuala Kubu Bharu like white water rafting and paragliding.
Contact Details
The Sticks Eco-Resort & Glamping Site
Kuala Kubu Bharu, Hulu Selangor, Selangor, Malaysia
For inquiries and bookings, email: bookings@thesticks.my
Follow them on Instagram: @thesticksguide
This blog post was made possible through Eat Travel Write Selangor 3.0 International Culinary Adventure, a media tour held last April 21 to 24, 2016. The event was organized by Gaya Travel Magazine and Tourism Selangor.
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I’m planning to do a glamping trip this year & this place looks really suitable for an overnighter!
Yes, this makes for a great weekend trip from Kuala Lumpur!
Do you think this eco resort is child friendly?
I have a niece of 2 years old and was thinking to bring my whole family here
Hi Ida, I think its possible to bring along a 2-year-old along but you’ll have to be more watchful as the resort is in the middle of the forest and next to a stream…
Hi there. Could you please remove the phone number listed here? It’s not our booking number!
What’s your contact number?