Sekinchan Wishing Tree

Sekinchan Wishing Tree is a well-known cultural landmark located in Sekinchan, Sabak Bernam District, Selangor, Malaysia. The large tree, situated near Pantai Redang and the town's paddy fields, is covered with thousands of red ribbons and wishing plaques tied by visitors. It is notable as a popular photo spot and folk tradition site where visitors write wishes for luck, health and prosperity and hang them on the tree's branches.

Visitors can expect a large, mature tree densely decorated with red ribbons, cloth strips and wooden wishing plaques. The site is in an open area near Sekinchan's coastal road and paddy fields, with an unobstructed view of the tree. Visitors can walk around the tree, read wishes, tie their own ribbon, and take photographs. The surrounding area has small stalls selling ribbons and souvenirs and open space for viewing.

The tree is a local folk cultural site reflecting Chinese wishing traditions. Visitors write wishes on red ribbons, believed to bring good luck, and tie them to the branches. The accumulation of ribbons has made it a community landmark and a symbol of hope and prosperity for visitors to Sekinchan.