The structure was constructed by Mr. B. H. Ung, the first Chinese architect who introduced reinforced concrete buildings to the local community.

A water tank near the villa had its water piped from the nearby waterfall.

In the midst of exploration, we saw a rare grasshopper.

The neglected waterfall with polluted discharge from up stream.

Another photo of the lower end of the stream.

Across the stream, with good feng shui, stood a shrine overlooking the villa.

The bridge to cross the stream from the villa to the shrine.

The shrine that housed Tua Pek Kong.

A photo shoot of the shrine from the top.

Taman Metropolitan Relau is not just a park. If you dare to explore further you will be rewarded with the rich history and the relics of the past.