Istana Bukit Serene
Residence of the King of Johor.
Johor Bahru Zoo
It was built in 1928 by Sultan Sir Ibrahim.
Kota Tinggi Waterfalls
A camp site equipped with changing rooms and
restaurants, the Kota Tinggi Waterfalls cascades from a
height of 36m into a pool deep enough for swimming!
Labis Hot Spring
Dataran Bandaraya
Clock tower, fountains and open lawns, a popular venue
for outdoor performances and events.
Masjid Jamek Sultan Ibrahim
Built between 1884 and 1887.
Desaru, Desaru Fruit Farm & Fireflies
Desaru, also known as the "Village of Casuarinas," is a
twenty-five kilometer stretch of beautiful sandy beach on
the south-east corner of Johor. The waters here are
great for swimming and a host of water activities including
snorkeling, boating, canoeing, windsurfing, water-skiing,
and catamaran-sailing. Enjoy land activities such as
go-karting, golfing and ultra-light aircraft flying.
The Fishermen's Museum at Tanjung Balau a tiny fishing
village close by has a collection of fish traps and
equipment used by the local fishermen.
The Desaru Fruit Farm a popular tourist attraction and a
big part of this area offers great agro-tours.
At the Lebam River near Desaru, visitors can enjoy an
awesome show of nature - 'Fireflies At Night'.
Gunung Belumut Recreational Forest
This forest reserve got its name from the slippery and
slimy stones found in the reserve.
Gunung Lambak Recreational Forest
A great place for picnics and mountain-climbing.
Gunung Ledang
Gunung Ledang or Mount Ophir at 1,286 meters offers
visitors some breath taking views. Engage in a two day
trek passing some exquisite waterfalls like the Gunung
Ledang waterfalls at the base of the mountain, or hike
straight up to the summit and enjoy the view of the Straits
of Malacca and parts of the Sumatra coastline.
Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest
Waterfalls, pools, flora and fauna.
Johor Lowland Tea
Lowland tea garden.
Mersing Jetty
Johor Bahru Duty Free Zone
The Johor Bahru Duty Free ZoneA duty-free complex with
a hotel, convention centre, a floating restaurant, a
nightclub and shopping.
Pineapple Museum
Dedicated to the pineapple with interesting exhibits,
artifacts, publications and information on the pineapple
industry in Malaysia.
Nasoha Spices and Hers Paradise
Just outside of Pagoh town is a 1,000ha spice and herb
farm home to hundreds of medicinal plants.
Johor River
Kota Tinggi has one of nature's phenomenon - the
mesmerising glow of fireflies.
Gunung Panti Recreational Forest
Camping, waterfall picnics and mountain climbing.
Grisek Hot Spring
Soga Perdana Recreational Forest
Take in a panoramic view of Batu Pahat town.
Kampung Sri Lukut
295 acres of paddy field is a great agro tourism
destination.
Lagun Puteri
Facilities for cycling, roller skating, kite flying and
picnicking.
Orchid Valley
Largest tropical orchid farm with 80 varieties of beautiful
and exotic orchids.
Padang Hijau
A dairy farm that offers a host of attractions and activities
including horseback riding, fishing and camping.
Panti Tropical Fruit Farm
Sultan Ibrahim Building
This building houses the State Secretariat and state
government offices.
The Grand Palace & Royal Sultan Abu Bakar
Museum
Sultan Abu Bakar, the father or modern Johor built the
Grand Palace (Istana Besar) in 1866 and used it as his
official residence. Today, the north wing houses the
museum and treasures acquired from all over the world.
Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque
On top of a hill, close to the Istana Besar, overlooking the
Straits of Johor, is one of the most beautiful old mosques
in Malaysia, the Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque.
The Royal Mausoleum
Royal burial grounds.
Johor Art Gallery
A gallery rich in Malay heritage including clothings,
weapons, currency and fine art.
MAWAR House Handicraft Centre
Demonstration on traditional songket weaving, batik silk
painting and the art of fine pottery.
Johor Area Rehabilitation Orginasation (JARO)
Located along Sungai Chat, visitors to JARO can
purchase baskets, bedspread, furniture, soft toys and
other crafts made by the disabled in the community.
Tanjung Pai
This wetland sanctuary made up of mostly mangroves, on
the southern most tip of the state, is home to many
species of birds and animals. At the complex, visitors can
learn about the wetlands.
Residence of the King of Johor.
Johor Bahru Zoo
It was built in 1928 by Sultan Sir Ibrahim.
Kota Tinggi Waterfalls
A camp site equipped with changing rooms and
restaurants, the Kota Tinggi Waterfalls cascades from a
height of 36m into a pool deep enough for swimming!
Labis Hot Spring
Dataran Bandaraya
Clock tower, fountains and open lawns, a popular venue
for outdoor performances and events.
Masjid Jamek Sultan Ibrahim
Built between 1884 and 1887.
Desaru, Desaru Fruit Farm & Fireflies
Desaru, also known as the "Village of Casuarinas," is a
twenty-five kilometer stretch of beautiful sandy beach on
the south-east corner of Johor. The waters here are
great for swimming and a host of water activities including
snorkeling, boating, canoeing, windsurfing, water-skiing,
and catamaran-sailing. Enjoy land activities such as
go-karting, golfing and ultra-light aircraft flying.
The Fishermen's Museum at Tanjung Balau a tiny fishing
village close by has a collection of fish traps and
equipment used by the local fishermen.
The Desaru Fruit Farm a popular tourist attraction and a
big part of this area offers great agro-tours.
At the Lebam River near Desaru, visitors can enjoy an
awesome show of nature - 'Fireflies At Night'.
Gunung Belumut Recreational Forest
This forest reserve got its name from the slippery and
slimy stones found in the reserve.
Gunung Lambak Recreational Forest
A great place for picnics and mountain-climbing.
Gunung Ledang
Gunung Ledang or Mount Ophir at 1,286 meters offers
visitors some breath taking views. Engage in a two day
trek passing some exquisite waterfalls like the Gunung
Ledang waterfalls at the base of the mountain, or hike
straight up to the summit and enjoy the view of the Straits
of Malacca and parts of the Sumatra coastline.
Gunung Pulai Recreational Forest
Waterfalls, pools, flora and fauna.
Johor Lowland Tea
Lowland tea garden.
Mersing Jetty
Johor Bahru Duty Free Zone
The Johor Bahru Duty Free ZoneA duty-free complex with
a hotel, convention centre, a floating restaurant, a
nightclub and shopping.
Pineapple Museum
Dedicated to the pineapple with interesting exhibits,
artifacts, publications and information on the pineapple
industry in Malaysia.
Nasoha Spices and Hers Paradise
Just outside of Pagoh town is a 1,000ha spice and herb
farm home to hundreds of medicinal plants.
Johor River
Kota Tinggi has one of nature's phenomenon - the
mesmerising glow of fireflies.
Gunung Panti Recreational Forest
Camping, waterfall picnics and mountain climbing.
Grisek Hot Spring
Soga Perdana Recreational Forest
Take in a panoramic view of Batu Pahat town.
Kampung Sri Lukut
295 acres of paddy field is a great agro tourism
destination.
Lagun Puteri
Facilities for cycling, roller skating, kite flying and
picnicking.
Orchid Valley
Largest tropical orchid farm with 80 varieties of beautiful
and exotic orchids.
Padang Hijau
A dairy farm that offers a host of attractions and activities
including horseback riding, fishing and camping.
Panti Tropical Fruit Farm
Sultan Ibrahim Building
This building houses the State Secretariat and state
government offices.
The Grand Palace & Royal Sultan Abu Bakar
Museum
Sultan Abu Bakar, the father or modern Johor built the
Grand Palace (Istana Besar) in 1866 and used it as his
official residence. Today, the north wing houses the
museum and treasures acquired from all over the world.
Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque
On top of a hill, close to the Istana Besar, overlooking the
Straits of Johor, is one of the most beautiful old mosques
in Malaysia, the Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque.
The Royal Mausoleum
Royal burial grounds.
Johor Art Gallery
A gallery rich in Malay heritage including clothings,
weapons, currency and fine art.
MAWAR House Handicraft Centre
Demonstration on traditional songket weaving, batik silk
painting and the art of fine pottery.
Johor Area Rehabilitation Orginasation (JARO)
Located along Sungai Chat, visitors to JARO can
purchase baskets, bedspread, furniture, soft toys and
other crafts made by the disabled in the community.
Tanjung Pai
This wetland sanctuary made up of mostly mangroves, on
the southern most tip of the state, is home to many
species of birds and animals. At the complex, visitors can
learn about the wetlands.
| The mountain forest of Endau-Rompin is home to some of the endangered animals in the country. The Sumatran rhinoceros, tigers and elephants are among those protected in Endau-Rompin |
A major conservation area, the Endau Rompin
National Park is a vast wilderness of virgin lowland
forest filled with a diversity of flora and fauna. There
are 26km of jungle trails within the park with
numerous rapids crossings.
Also, many unique plants have been discovered
within the centuries-old forest. Check out the
slender-stemmed walking-stick palm, the
magnificent fan palm and climbing bamboo. The
pitcher plants, toadstools and orchids are a burst of
color. Activities in the park include jungle-trekking,
camping, swimming, fishing, bird-watching, and
nature study. Don't forget to stop at the awesome
waterfalls at Buaya Sungkut.
For more information on the park:
PERBADANAN TAMAN NEGERI JOHOR JKR
475 Bukit Timbalan
82503 Johor Bahru
Tel: 07-2237344, 7345
Fax:07-2235253
National Park is a vast wilderness of virgin lowland
forest filled with a diversity of flora and fauna. There
are 26km of jungle trails within the park with
numerous rapids crossings.
Also, many unique plants have been discovered
within the centuries-old forest. Check out the
slender-stemmed walking-stick palm, the
magnificent fan palm and climbing bamboo. The
pitcher plants, toadstools and orchids are a burst of
color. Activities in the park include jungle-trekking,
camping, swimming, fishing, bird-watching, and
nature study. Don't forget to stop at the awesome
waterfalls at Buaya Sungkut.
For more information on the park:
PERBADANAN TAMAN NEGERI JOHOR JKR
475 Bukit Timbalan
82503 Johor Bahru
Tel: 07-2237344, 7345
Fax:07-2235253
| Endau Rompin National Park |
Some sights to see in Johor
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| The southernmost Malaysian city of any size, JOHOR BAHRU - or simply JB - is the gateway into Singapore, linked to the city-state by a 1056-metre causeway, which is crossed by around 50,000 people a day. It also has good links to KL and Melaka, so there's little to detain you whichever direction you're travelling in. JB's one interesting attraction is the Istana Besar , the former residence of Johor's royal family. Surrounded by extensive gardens, it is a magnificent building set on a hillock overlooking the Johor Straits. To the right of the building is the ticket booth of the Museum Di Raja Abu Bakar, which displays gifts from foreign dignitaries, including stuffed tigers and daggers. |
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