The Nostalgia of Taman Tasik SM Noor in Batu Gajah
Around the 1980s, Taman Tasik SM Noor was one of the earliest theme parks to open in Malaysia compared to other locations. Its location in Batu Gajah, Perak, made it a major focal point at one time.
Introduction to Taman Tasik SM Noor
Back then, it was almost mandatory for Malaysians to visit this place, as Taman Tasik SM Noor was listed as a must-visit tourist destination.
Whenever Taman Tasik SM Noor in Batu Gajah was mentioned, it was the center of attention. It existed before the era of Sunway Lagoon, and before the glory days of A'Famosa Resort and Genting Theme Park.
During its peak, Taman Tasik SM Noor attracted visitors from all corners of Malaysia. School trips were also frequent, bringing students during the school holidays. The park featured a Crocodile Farm, a Haunted House, swan boats cruising the lake, a Mini China Park, and much more!
A Hub for Local Rock Concerts
Taman Tasik SM Noor was also famous as the best venue for fans and local rock artists. Many local rock bands at the time frequently held concerts there, and it could be said that there was a concert almost every weekend.
In the late 1980s approaching the 1990s, Taman Tasik SM Noor was closed due to the economic recession that hit our country at the time, which forced this to happen.
Who is SM Noor?
The name SM Noor, which is well-known in Batu Gajah, actually originated from a business entity. The name of the business entity was none other than Syarikat Muhammad Noor, owned by Dato' Muhammad Noor.
Today, Syarikat Muhammad Noor is known as SMN Foods (M) Sdn Bhd and is managed by Dato' Muhammad Noor's son, Ahmad Yazit, who tirelessly continues his father's business legacy. SMN Foods (M) Sdn Bhd now has 3 product brands: Tiga Ayam, Seri Bintang, and Samano.
For more information on this, you can continue reading our article Behind the Popular Name of SM Noor in Batu Gajah.
Only Memories Remain
Today, traces of Taman Tasik SM Noor can still be seen at the original site as proof of its existence, leaving behind millions of nostalgic feelings and memories for those who visited back then.
Who would have thought that this abandoned area in Batu Gajah, Perak, was once a very popular place in Malaysia? Regardless, everything is now just a memory. Have you ever been there? Share your experiences in the comments section!
