Sekinchan

Few places in Selangor have a history as closely tied to rice cultivation as Sekinchan. Set on Malaysia’s west coast near the Strait of Malacca, this low-lying town is defined by broad irrigated paddy fields and a community shaped by both farming and fishing. Sekinchan is widely associated with rice production, and the fields shift from green during the growing season to gold at harvest. The nearby fishing settlement of Bagan Sekinchan adds working boats, seafood stalls and catches from the coast to the local character, while Chinese Malaysian traditions are evident in food and daily life. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding Selangor coast to extend your view of Sekinchan.

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