Rawang, 30 May 2025 - Bandar Tasik Puteri (BTP), the largest township in the Northern Klang Valley, proudly marks a new milestone with the official launch of the natural spring at BTP 26, a rare natural gem that now stands as a symbol of harmony between urban living and environmental stewardship.

The ceremony was officiated by Y.B. Mohd Rafiq Abdullah, ADUN Kuang, Selangor, together with En. Noor Azman, Chairman of KRT BTP 26, and Mr. Andrew Goh, General Manager – Area Property, Development & Management of Bandar Tasik Puteri.

Nestled within the BTP 26 neighbourhood, the natural spring has long been cherished by residents. With its calming flow and lush surroundings, it has now been enhanced and formally recognised, not only as a natural resource, but as a green public space for rest, reflection, and recreation.

“This natural spring may appear modest at first glance, but it is a treasure of great value,” said Mr. Andrew Goh. “Its preservation is part of our broader commitment to creating a township that thrives on balance, between development and sustainability, between community needs and nature’s offerings.”

The beautification of the spring area was carried out by Rawang Lakes Sdn Bhd as part of its ongoing initiative to make Bandar Tasik Puteri a sustainable and community-friendly township. This effort goes beyond landscape enhancement; it represents a long-term vision of encouraging eco-conscious living and building meaningful shared spaces.

The event brought together local authorities, community representatives, residents, and members of the media, united by a shared appreciation for environmental care and neighbourhood spirit.

The natural spring at BTP 26 will now serve as a community landmark, a peaceful corner of the township that celebrates nature, heritage, and the power of collective effort.