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Country Heights Kajang is a township located in Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia, which opened in 1992[ citation needed ]. A former Rubber Plantation estate, the 480 acres of land was transformed into the "Beverly Hills of Malaysia". It is the country's first gated and guarded country-living community. The population consists of mostly high-income and influential people. Although it is meant to provide safety and security for residents, around 5.7% report instances of criminal activity. [1]

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Country Heights Resort

Country Heights Resort and Leisure (CHRL) is a resort in Country Heights. CHRL offers residents sports, banquet, food and beverage facilities.

Notable residents

Transportation

Car

Exit 210 on the PLUS toll road.

Public transportation

The KTMB tracks run through the eastern boundary of the housing area but does not stop in the area. The nearest railway stations are MRT/Komuter Kajang and Komuter Serdang.

2°59′30″N101°43′46″E / 2.9915834°N 101.7294178°E / 2.9915834; 101.7294178


  1. Osman, M. M., Rabe, N. S., & Bachok, S. (2011, September). An investigation of factors influencing communities decision to reside in gated development in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor. In 11th International Congress of Asian Planning Schools Association (APSA 2011) (pp. 19-21).

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