MY · Selangor · 2.68°N 101.74°E
hl dragon fruit eco farm
Rows of dragon fruit, a giant dragon fruit to climb and a big pink curry bun near Sepang.
- Best time
- Any time of year. Mornings are cooler for the walk through the fields; what's flowering or ripe depends on the crop cycle.
- How long
- Half a day
- Getting there
- About an hour's drive from KL via the ELITE or the MEX towards KLIA, then on to Sepang town; the farm is between Sepang and Sungai Pelek. There's no handy public transport.
hl dragon fruit eco farm
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A working dragon fruit farm near Sepang town, planted in 2014, that has turned itself into a family day out. Walk the cactus rows with a guide, climb inside the 9-metre dragon fruit that holds a Guinness World Record, then eat dragon fruit in everything at the farm's restaurant.
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Things to do
- The giant dragon fruitThe world's largest dragon-fruit-shaped building, 9.3 m tall, with drawings inside and a spiral staircase to a view over the farm.Map ↗
- The farm walkA guided walk through the rows, on how the cactus vines are trained and when the fruit is ready to cut.Map ↗
- The farm shopFresh dragon fruit and fruit products to take home.Map ↗
Good to know
- Wear a hat and keep to the paths; it's a working farm.
- Bagan Lalang's beach is about 15 minutes away, and Tanjung Sepat about half an hour, to round off the day.
Last checked October 2026. Things change, so check opening times, fees and transport before you go.