ASIA Records is proud to officially recognise Fairy Park Heritage City for achieving:
First and Largest Independently Developed Multi-Surname Ancestral Hall Street in a Cultural Heritage-City Memorial Park
(48 clan and cultural halls, 166-acre site, developed from January 2022, completed in November 2025)
This recognition highlights Fairy Park Heritage City’s achievement in establishing 48 clan and cultural halls across a 166-acre heritage-city memorial park, demonstrating its dedication to preserving ancestral identity, promoting Chinese cultural traditions and integrating heritage preservation with contemporary memorial development.
Establishing a Multi-Surname Ancestral Hall Street
Developed from January 2022 to November 2025, Fairy Park Heritage City’s multi-surname ancestral hall street comprises 48 clan and cultural halls within a 166-acre development, bringing together different ancestral identities and cultural associations in one location.
The project provides dedicated spaces for communities representing various Chinese surnames, native clans and ancestral origins, allowing families to maintain their cultural connections through remembrance and shared traditions.
This development reflects the scale of Fairy Park Heritage City’s approach to combining heritage preservation with a modern memorial park environment, forming the basis of its ASIA Records recognition.
Bringing Traditional Architecture and Cultural Identity Together
Fairy Park Heritage City’s ancestral halls feature traditional Chinese architectural influences, reflecting the historical and cultural identities of participating surname and clan associations.
Within these spaces, ancestral memorial facilities, cultural displays and communal gathering areas provide opportunities for visitors to learn about family histories, ancestral origins and traditional customs.
By incorporating cultural education into its memorial development, Fairy Park Heritage City creates an environment where heritage can be experienced, shared and passed down to younger generations.
Strengthening Cultural Continuity Through Community Development
Situated in Setia Alam, Selangor, Fairy Park Heritage City brings together ancestral remembrance, cultural activities and family-oriented facilities within a heritage-inspired landscape.
The development also incorporates communal and recreational spaces, reflecting its vision of creating an environment where families and communities can gather beyond traditional memorial activities.
The ASIA Records recognition acknowledges its distinctive ancestral hall development and its continued efforts to strengthen cultural identity, preserve family heritage and encourage connections between generations.
A Milestone Moment of Recognition
ASIA Records recognition was officially presented on 20 October 2026 at Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at KL Midtown, during the 10th Gather of Achievers – ASEAN Records & ASIA Records Gala Night 2026.
The recognition was received on stage by Koh KoTong, Managing Director of Fairy Park Group, and Tay Eng Giap, Personal Assistant to the Managing Director of Fairy Park Group, representing Fairy Park Group’s leadership, development teams and participating cultural associations whose collective contributions supported the establishment of its ancestral hall street.
Voices of Leadership
Reflecting on the milestone, Koh Ko Tong, Managing Director of Fairy Park Group, shared:
“Receiving ASIA Records recognition is a proud moment for Fairy Park Heritage City and everyone who has contributed to bringing this cultural development to life.
Our vision has always been to create more than a memorial park. Through the establishment of 48 clan and cultural halls, we hope to provide a meaningful place where ancestral traditions are honoured, cultural identities are celebrated and younger generations can better understand their heritage. We remain committed to preserving these valuable traditions while building lasting connections within our communities.”
About Fairy Park Heritage City
Fairy Park Heritage City is a cultural heritage-city memorial park developed by Fairy Park Group in Setia Alam, Selangor, combining traditional Chinese cultural elements with modern memorial and community facilities.
Inspired by the values of filial piety, ancestral remembrance and family togetherness, the development incorporates ancestral halls, cultural spaces, landscaped surroundings and recreational amenities designed to encourage community interaction.
Its distinctive multi-surname ancestral hall street, comprising 48 clan and cultural halls within a 166-acre site according to the record documentation, reflects its commitment to creating a shared environment for cultural preservation and remembrance.
Through its integration of cultural heritage and contemporary memorial development, Fairy Park Heritage City continues to provide a place where families can honour their ancestors, explore their cultural origins and pass meaningful traditions to future generations.
For more information, visit:
https://www.fairypark.asia/fairyparkheritagecity/en/
