Creating destinations that drive tourism, community engagement, and economic spillover — transforming restored riverbanks into vibrant, living public assets.
Landasan Lumayan Sdn Bhd (LLSB) is spearheading the transformation of flood mitigation along Sungai Klang through the integration of advanced technologies and innovative engineering approaches. This initiative is designed to deliver measurable, impact-driven outcomes across 12 zones within four major flood-prone blocks.
As of 2025, implementation is actively progressing in Blocks 1 and 3, covering some of the most critical flood-affected areas, including Taman Sri Muda, Kota Kemuning, Section 17, and Section 24.
The upgrading of Taman Awam Pangkalan Batu reflects LLSB’s approach in converting underutilised riverbanks into an accessible urban green space that supports community recreational activity.
July 2019 – Dec 2020
January 2021
RM8.5 Million
The programme focuses on increasing river capacity by up to 40%, while strengthening overall flood resilience and enhancing environmental sustainability along the Klang River corridor.
2,500m² Main Plaza as a central gathering space
2,500m² Main Plaza as a central gathering space
Integrated jogging trails
Children playground
Gazebos and public toilet
Open recreational areas
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August 2019
April 2023
RM9.9 Million
A Strategic Eco-Tourism & Environmental Asset
Mangrove Point is a flagship eco-tourism and conservation initiative under the Selangor Maritime Gateway (SMG), developed by Landasan Lumayan Sdn Bhd (LLSB) to preserve and activate one of the most unique mangrove ecosystems along Sungai Klang.
Spanning approximately 70 acres at the Klang River mouth, the site represents a strategic convergence of environmental preservation, tourism potential, and community engagement.
Protection of existing mangrove habitats
Promotion of environmental education
Development of eco-tourism opportunities
Enhancement of community well-being