The best time to visit Kajang is during the drier months, from June to September. During this period, you can expect pleasant temperatures and less rainfall which makes it ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the town's attractions. However, if you want to avoid the crowds and enjoy lower prices, you can visit Kajang during the shoulder season which is from March to May.

Kajang has some iconic places where you can visit during the holiday. If you like to explore Kajang cultural heritage, you can visit the Kajang Heritage Centre. This is a repository of the town’s rich history that houses over 300 historical artifacts, documents, photographs, and various antique items like typewriters and furniture. Meanwhile, if you go on holiday with your family and kids, consider visiting Bangi Wonderland Water Theme Park. This theme park offers various thrilling rides and attractions. Famous rides include the Magic Funnel, Anaconda Trail, Body Slide, Green Pearl, Insane Racer, and the relaxing Meander River. Then, for a cultural and historical destination, try to visit Tin Hong Si. It is a traditional Chinese temple that is an architecturally stunning place of worship. Moreover, if you love sport and like to do some exercises, you can do it in Kajang Stadium.

Looking for interesting activities you can do in Kajang at night? Kajang has it all. You can start by strolling around Kajang Night Market. It is a great place to experience the local culture and try different local foods. Then, you can have a delicious satay for dinner at the most famous satay restaurants like Sate Kajang Haji Samuri Restaurant, Willy Satay, and Nyok Lan Kajang Satay. Moreover, you can also have fun at local cafés like Takaro Boardgame Café to play board games or play golf at Impian Golf & Country Club.

In the morning, you can spend your time exploring Tin Hong Si Temple. Then, in the afternoon, you can have lunch at Satay Kajang haji Samurai and continue your cultural exploration at Kajang Heritage Centre until evening. Finally, for the rest evening, you can spend your time strolling around Kajang’s night market and enjoying local foodies in the market for your dinner.

When visiting Kajang, it is important to be aware of local customs and etiquette. Make sure during your visit, that you respect local customs and traditions, use polite language, bargain in the market respectfully, dispose of trash properly, respect religious practices, and learn basic Malay phrases to use during your communication.

Moreover, you should not do things that are considered impolite in Malay. They include pointing to someone with your finger, touching someone’s head, using your left hand, engaging in public displays of affection, and speaking too loud.