Sungai Pelek

Sungai Pelek is a town in Sepang District, Selangor, Malaysia. The town is situated around a short ways from the Sepang International Circuit and around a little ways from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The town is close Bagan Lalang shoreline and Golden Coast Sepang. It has ious mangrove timberlands and the neighborhood mud underpins a flourishing block making industry. Nearby legend has it that Sungai Pelek got its name from the transitory stream shaped by the flood of the Sungai Sepang and Sungai Sepang Kecil amid high tide. In the nearby Malay tongue, "sungai" signified "stream, and "pelek" signified "abnormal" or "uncommon".

The primary religious gatherings in Sungai Pelek are part between Buddhists, Hindus, Methodist Christians and Muslims. There are additionally few Catholic Christians, Taoists and Sikhs. Spots of love in Sungai Pelek comprise of a little Methodist church lecturing in Chinese, a Catholic house of prayer arranged behind the Post Office constructing, a mosque for the neighborhood Muslims and a few little Buddhist and Taoist sanctuaries. The Sri Ganesha Indian sanctuary is found around 300 meters from the principle town, neighboring Taman Sri Sungai Pelek. The Dewi Sri Karumariamman sanctuary found 150 meters from the primary town, neighboring Taman Aman and Taman Sentosa.