The hill is approximately 400m in altitude and is easily climbed by most people.
Broga Hill is a 40 minutes drive by car from Kuala Lumpur. There were regular bus services to Broga from Seremban operated by the Foh Hup Omnibus Company. It was a non-profitable route for the company but was operated out of social commitment. Now local buses ferry residents from the nearby Semenyih Sentral.
The hilltop is unique as it is rather devoid of trees, which is an uncommon sight amongst tropical rainforest. Remnants of burnt out tree trunks indicate that the area may have been ravaged by a forest fire and the trees did not
grow again. It offers a good view of the surrounding area and has become a popular picnic and photography spot.
On a breezy day, the view once you reach the top is excellent.
The entrance starts at left from an oil palm estate opposite a Rabbit Fun Land. The estate owner cashes on the glut of visitors during weekends and public holidays by charging RM 2 per vehicle that parks on his grounds.
From the peak, you get a spacious view of the plains, coated by a mixture of rain forest, oil palm plantations, villages and towns, along with distant mountains.
At dawn, mist rising from the ground from the warmth of the sun envelops the landscape in a carpet of white, evoking a surreal atmosphere. The view is really nice!
