Laman Pok NikBatang Kali, Selangor
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The place.

Family land in a kampung setting, now open for other families to enjoy.

A welcome

A welcome from Datuk Nik

Hear Datuk Nik Hasyudeen's welcome in his own words, and see the house, the river and the open grounds in one minute, before you come.

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The origins of Laman Pok Nik

The land was bought in 2019, and it has been open to the public since 2020. As well as being developed as a kebun, a working garden, several facilities were built here as a place for the siblings and members of the Nik Hasyudeen family to gather and take part in all kinds of activities. In the end, the name Laman Pok Nik was chosen to describe its role as the link that brings together this “Pok Nik, Pok Nik” family.

Datuk Nik's younger brother lives on the grounds, and today the place welcomes other families to slow down for a day, with the kampung around them and the river at the edge of the grounds.

The two storey main building on concrete columns, brick upper floor and glazed ground floor, seen across the lawn

Outside

The grounds

Open lawns under tall trees, with plenty of space for every family. A gravel track runs through the grounds from the gate.

A gravel track crossing the open grounds under tall trees
The track across the grounds.
The river running wide and shallow past a sand bank
The river, about fifty metres down from the house.
Shallow water running over gravel and stones at the river edge
Shallow water over stones.
The surau, an open prayer room reached by concrete steps under the trees
The surau, at the top of the steps.
An outdoor brick barbecue on sand under the trees
An outdoor brick barbecue, on sand.
Open lawn on the grounds, with room for tents or a caravan
Open lawn, with room for tents or a caravan.
A shaded corner of the grounds under tall trees, with chickens roaming
A shaded corner under the trees.

The animals

Geese, ducks, fowl and rabbits are kept on the grounds, and they are usually the children's first stop.

The animals live in working pens with wire fencing and earth floors, including more than a dozen geese. This is a small working farm, not a petting zoo.

Geese in their pen
Rabbits in a wire pen with a brick base

Inside

The main building

Two storeys on concrete columns. Brick above, glazed below, with an external staircase on one side.

Upstairs there are two bedrooms with a sitting area between them. The ground floor is one open space, used for meetings and for gathering.

Bookshelves and seating in the meeting room on the ground floor
The meeting room on the ground floor, with bookshelves and seating.
A kitchen counter under large windows looking into greenery
The kitchen, with windows into the trees.
A room with metal bunk beds, brick walls and a ceiling fan
One of the two upstairs bedrooms, with bunk beds and a ceiling fan.

Please note: the main upstairs bedroom is air conditioned. The rest of the building is cooled by fans and open windows.

Timber platforms

There are timber platforms and canvas shades under the trees, and a hammock strung between two of them.

A hammock strung between two trees beside a canvas shade and a timber table
A long timber table under a canvas shade among the trees

The family and the name

Read about the family and the name →

Arranging a visit

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Gallery

The place, as it is

Photographed on site on 12 September 2026.

The main building from the side, showing the external staircase on the right The internal staircase with brick walls and framed pictures The river running past a grassy bank A lounge with a bookshelf, television, rug and ceiling fan A planted walkway under a blue frame with Malaysian and Selangor flags The gathering space on the ground floor, a long hall with a timber table down the centre Ducks and chickens in a covered pen A bedroom with brick walls, a double bed and a desk A bend in the river with forest on the far bank A corner room with tall windows looking out over the trees A display counter of books inside the main building A long kitchen counter with a refrigerator and brick walls

Planning a visit?

See the directions, or contact Nik Hazmi with any questions.

+60 11-1600 9003

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