Serendah is a small town located in Hulu Selangor and is home to two popular tourist spots, the Perigi Tujuh Serendah (Seven Wells) and Sekeping Serendah (a nature retreat).

The Perigi Tujuh Serendah boasts the Seven Wells or Seven Walls, which becomes a beautiful 7-level waterfall falling from 3 metres high during torrential rains. The name ‘Serendah’ means that the area is located at low level as it was initially a tin mining town in the past, and the Seven Wells was built to prevent flooding.

Other attractions that Serendah is popular for is their waterfalls dubbed the Serendah Falls which attracts many locals during the weekends, while fishing is also great sport for visitors while the more refined ones would enjoy the Serendah Golf Resort.

Despite being a small town, the residents of Serendah are made up of various religions, hence, the town houses a number of Chinese temples, a mosque and a number of surau, a Sikh temple, and other religious structures from other religions. Arguably the most exclusive residential area in this small and sleepy town would be Taman Serendah Utama which boasts a gated and guarded housing development.

In April 2007, the Serendah Komuter station was built about 2km northwest from the town alongside the Rasa and Batang Kali Komuter stations. As of now, only the North-South Expressway leads commuters to Serendah while the RM400 million Kuala Lumpur Arah Serendah Expressway (KLAS) is currently undergoing planning and development to provide easier access for commuters.