Broga Hill

Broga Hill, also known as Bukit Broga, is a 400-metre hill on the Selangor–Negeri Sembilan border near Semenyih in Hulu Langat District, Selangor. It consists of three main peaks covered in tall lalang grass and is one of the most popular hiking destinations in the Klang Valley. Known for its short but steep trail, panoramic views over oil palm plantations and surrounding hills, and sunrise vistas, it attracts hikers, photographers and nature enthusiasts.

Visitors can expect a relatively short but steep hiking trail starting from an oil palm plantation at the foothills and ascending through exposed grassy slopes to three hilltops. The landscape is dominated by tall lalang grass, open ridges and views of plantations, Semenyih town and surrounding forested hills. There are no built structures on the hill itself. The main areas to explore are the trail and the three peaks, commonly used for sightseeing, photography and sunrise viewing.

Named after the nearby town of Broga, the hill has long been used as a local recreational area on the fringe of oil palm plantation land and became widely known as a hiking destination for Klang Valley residents in the 2000s.

Popular recreational and social destination for the local hiking community, particularly for group sunrise hikes and outdoor fitness activities