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SOUTHERNREGIONMelakaUNESCO World Heritage City
Negeri Sembilan
Johor
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CONTENTSWelcome to the Southern Region
MelakaMap of MelakaPlaces of InterestShopping & DiningEventsEssential Information
Negeri SembilanMap of Negeri SembilanPlaces of InterestShopping & DiningEventsEssential Information
JohorMap of JohorPlaces of InterestShopping & DiningEvents & RecreationEssential Information
Tips for TouristsMalaysia at a Glance
Discover the diverse facets of Asia as you explore the fascinating states of Melaka, Negeri Sembilan and
Johor. The region, with its vibrant culture, historical relics, pristine islands and beaches as well as
verdant rainforests, caters to all visitors.
The UNESCO World Heritage City of Melaka has over 600 years of history, which is reflected in its
ancient buildings, mouth-watering cuisine and unique cultural heritage, while Negeri Sembilan is
home to the age-old Adat Perpatih custom and is synonymous with the Minangkabau culture. Johor
is blessed with abundant natural treasures and is the ideal destination for nature lovers, eco-tourists,
beach enthusiasts and water sports aficionados.
The Southern Region is famous for attractions such as the iconic Porta de Santiago in Melaka City, the
popular seaside resort of Port Dickson as well as the offshore islands and superb golf courses of Johor.
Come and experience the magic of the Southern Region. The land of fascinating history and
breathtaking wonders beckons.
WELCOMETO THE
SOUTHERNREGION
Melaka enjoys a strategic
location on the west coast of
Peninsular Malaysia, along the
historic Straits of Malacca,
covering an area of 1,650 sq km.
Established in 1403, it was an
important trading post in
Malaysia’s early history and
attracted traders from all over
the world.
Today, it is home to the UNESCO
World Heritage City of Melaka.
This capital city invites you to
experience the old world charm
of buildings and architecture
inherited from centuries of
Portuguese, Dutch and British
rule, and to witness the various
customs and cultures of its
people. Beyond the city are
attractions such as fruit farms,
animal and nature parks as well
as resorts and homestays.
Come, experience wonder
and excitement in historical
Melaka!
MELAKA
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MELAKACITY
Alor Gajah
A‘Famosa Resort
Rumbia
Durian Tunggal
Ayer Keroh
Simpang Gading
Ayer Molek
Bemban
Chin Chin
Simpang Bekoh
Nyalas
Batang Melaka
Selandar
Jasin
Merlimau
Sungai Rambai
Batu Berendam
Tampin
Lubok China Brisu
Interchange(Simpang Ampat)
To Kuala Lumpur/Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)
To Johor Bahru /Singapore
Pulau UpehPulauMelaka
NEGERI SEMBILAN
JOHOR
Pulau Besar
Ramuan ChinaBesar
Masjid Tanah
Tanjung Bidara
Tanjung Bidara Beach
Klebang Beach
Tanjung Keling Beach Tanjung Keling
Kuala Sungai Baru
Simpang Bugis
Umbai
Tanjung Tuan
Kuala Linggi
Melaka CityBaba and Nyonya Heritage MuseumBukit CinaCheng Hoon Teng TempleChetti MuseumChrist ChurchDutch CemeteryEye on Malaysia MelakaHang Jebat’s MausoleumHang Kasturi’s MausoleumHang Li Po’s WellJonker StreetKampung Hulu MosqueKampung Kling MosqueMalaysian Youth MuseumMaritime MuseumMelaka River CruiseMelaka Sultanate PalacePorta De Santiago (A’Famosa)Portuguese SquareProclamation of Independence MemorialSam Po Kong TempleSri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi TempleSt. Francis Xavier’s ChurchSt. John’s FortSt. Paul’s ChurchSt. Peter’s ChurchStadthuysSunset CruiseTaming Sari TowerTengkera MosqueThe Light and Sound Show LocationThe People’s MuseumVilla Sentosa, Kampung Morten
Ayer KerohAuyin Hill ResortButter!y FarmMini ASEANMini MalaysiaMelaka Botanical GardenMelaka Crocodile ParkZoo Melaka
A‘Famosa Golf Resort
MAP OF MELAKA
* Map not drawn to scale
LEGEND
State Capital
Town
Place of Interest
Airport
Jetty
Straits of Malacca
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PLACES OF INTEREST
The Stadthuyswas built in 1645and is believed to
be the oldestDutch building in
the East.
P o r ta d e S a n t i a g oMelak a tengah
the Portuguese admiral, alfonso d’albuquerque, builtPorta de Santiago or a’Famosa in 1511. However, thisfortress was badly damaged during the dutch invasionin 1641. Fortunately, Sir Stamford raffles, a Britishofficial, intervened in 1808 and saved what remains ofa’Famosa today. this famous landmark is located nearSt. Paul’s Church.
Admission is free.Tel: 06 288 3599
StadtHUYSMelak a tengah
the Stadthuys is the most imposing relic of the dutchrule in Melaka. it features salmon red walls, heavywooden doors and wrought-iron hinges. once theofficial residence of the dutch governors and theirofficers, it now houses the Museum of History andethnography. next to it is Christ Church, a dutchreformed Church that was constructed in 1753.
Opening hours:(Museum of History and Ethnography)9.00am - 5.30pm (weekday)9.00am - 9.00pm (weekend)Admission fee: RM5 Adult, RM2 ChildTel: 06 284 1934
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The Melaka Sultanate Palace was builtbased on the descriptions provided in theMalay Annals, a literary work thatchronicles the history of the sultanate
of Melaka.
BaBa and nYonYaHeritage MUSeUMMelak a tengah
this building is typical of the 19th century Baroque-style homes of wealthy Chinese families. Furnished withChinese rosewood furniture with a mix of Chinese,Victorian and dutch designs, this longish residence hasan interior that opens into a courtyard that admits sunand rain. this museum was the ancestral home of threegenerations of a Baba nyonya family and is situatedalong Jalan tun tan Cheng Lock.
Opening hours: 10.00am - 12.30pm2.30pm - 4.30pm
Admission fee: RM8 Adult, RM4 ChildTel: 06 283 1273
MeLaKa SULtanate PaLaCeMelak a tengah
a replica of a 15th century palace in Melaka, thismuseum mainly displays exhibits that are related tothe culture of Melaka. other items include a hugediorama depicting a sultan’s court as well as clothing,weapons, stone inscriptions, musical instruments andphotographs.
Opening hours: 9.00am - 5.30pmAdmission fee: RM2 Adult, RM0.50 ChildTel: 06 282 7464
Mini MaLaYSia & Mini aSeanayer K eroh
green and serene, this theme park features replicas ofMalay and aSean traditional houses. Skilfully craftedand built of wood such as meranti, cengal, keranji aswell as damar laut, these houses possess uniquecharacteristics and beautiful decorations.
Must do:• take part in traditional games• Watch cultural performances
Opening hours: 9.00am - 5.00pm dailyAdmission fee: RM6 Adult and Child
RM3 Preschooler(Monday - Thursday)
RM12 Adult, RM6 ChildFree Child below five(Friday, Saturday, Sunday andpublic holidays)
Tel: 06 232 1331 / 51
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JonKer Stree tMelak a tengah
Jonker Street or Jalan Hang Jebat is interspersed withantique shops selling an interesting array of authenticartefacts and relics. Some date as far back as 300 yearsand can be found among a host of interestingcollectibles, each with its own history and mystery.Located in the older section of the city, Jonker Street ispopular among bargain hunters and antique collectors.
Must do:• go antique or souvenir shopping at the various shops• Visit the Jonker Street Weekend night Market• Sample numerous hawker food at the stalls along
the street
Tel: 06 284 8282Jonker StreetWeekend Night MarketOpening hours: 6.00pm - 12.00am (Friday - Sunday)
Marit iMe MUSeUMMelak a tengah
the Maritime Museum is housed in a replica of the Florde la Mar, a Portuguese vessel that sank off the coast ofMelaka. the museum has pictorial displays of the historyof Melaka, beginning from the Sultanate of Melaka in the14th century to the pre-independence era. inside themuseum are models of ships, authentic maps, charts andold iron chests that were once used to store preciouscargo.
Opening hours: 9.00am - 5.30pm (weekday)9.00am - 9.00pm (weekend)
Admission fee: RM3 Adult, RM1 ChildTel: 06 283 0926
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A’FamosaResort has thelargest safariand water
theme park inMalaysia.
MeLaKa riVer CrUiSeMelak a tengah
the 45-minute Melaka river Cruise passes through thedowntown area where you can see old warehouses, shophouses, bridges and Kampung Morten, a traditional Malayvillage. the return trip passes wharves down river. Bookingfor cruises along the Melaka river can be made at the quaybehind the tourist information centre.
Must do:• enjoy the beautiful riverside view
Openinghours: 9.00am-11.00pm(dependingonwater level)(board at Taman Rempah and Dataran Sungai Melaka)Fare: RM10 Adult, RM5 ChildTel: 06 281 7322/3
a’FaMoSa reSor talor gajah
the star attraction in alor gajah, the a’Famosa resort boastsseveral themed attractions, which include the a’FamosaWater World, a’Famosa animal World Safari, a’FamosaCowboy town and a children’s theme park. this resort issituated just off the north-South expressway.
Must do:• go for tube and raft rides as well as high speed slides• observe savannah animals from safari trucks• Watch the red indian show and animal Musical Parade• try exciting rides and games at the Children’s theme Park
Tel: 03 2781 8888
Please call for more information as opening hours andadmission fee vary according to attraction.
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eYe on MaLaYSia MeLaKaMelak a tengah
the eye on Malaysia Melaka affords visitors a panoramic viewof the historic Melaka City and the Straits of Malacca. theworld’s largest portable viewing wheel, it stands at 60m andhas 42 gondolas. the wheel is located in a 4-acre leisure parkat the mouth of the scenic Melaka river in Kota Laksamana 2,Banda Hilir.
Opening hours: 10.00am - 11.00pm (Monday - Thursday)10.00am - 12.00am (Friday - Sunday)
Admission fee: RM20 AdultRM10 Child(between the ages of 3 – 12)RM16 StudentRM17 Senior citizen
Tel: 06 288 3886
taMing Sari toWerMelak a tengah
a 360 degrees view of Banda Hilir and its environs awaits youat the 110m high taming Sari tower. the name and design ofthis tower was inspired by the taming sari dagger, thelegendary weapon owned by the Malay warrior, Hang tuah.this tower is only a few minutes away from the dataranPahlawan Megamall and Mahkota Parade Shopping Complex.
Must do:• take a ride up the taming Sari tower
Opening hours: 10.00am - 11.00pmAdmission fee: RM20 Adult RM10 ChildrenTel: 06 288 1100
SUnSe t CrUiSeMelak a tengah
Melaka’s latest attraction, the Sunset Cruise gives you theunique opportunity to savour the beautiful panorama ofMelaka City at sunset from the Straits of Malacca. this one-hour cruise takes you along the city coastline as well asnearby islands. For further enquiries, contact Seafarerexplorer.
Tel: 06 315 3396Website: www.boatexplorer.com.my
Taming SariTower is the first
revolvinggyro tower inMalaysia.
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Melaka Tengah• Bukit Cina• Cheng Hoon teng temple• Christ Church• Hang Li Po’s well• Kampung Kling Mosque• Kampung Hulu Mosque• Melaka Botanical garden• Melaka Crocodile Park• Melaka international Bowling
Centre
• Melaka Planetarium adventureScience Centre
• Zoo Melaka• Proclamation of independence
Memorial• St. Francis Xavier’s Church• St. John’s Fort• St. Paul’s Church• St. Peter’s Church• tengkera Mosque• ti Fang Fu temple
Alor Gajah• auyin Hill resort• Kompleks al-Khawarizmi• tanjung tuan• tanjung Bidara
Jasin• Jasin Hot Springs• Pulau Besar (Big island)
THERE’S MUCH MORE IN MELAK A
after covering the state’s main attractions in Melaka City, you can make a trip to other places of interest that arelocated in alor gajah and Jasin.
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SHOPPING & DININGShoppingYou can shop for antiques, handicrafts, art and decopieces as well as a wide range of local food products inMelaka. Make a trip to the shopping complexes,antiques shops as well as handicraft and food storesfound throughout the state.
Popular shopping spots:• dataran Pahlawan• Jalan taman• Jaya Jusco• Jonker Street• Mahkota Parade• Mahligai Kraf• Melaka Batek House• Mini Malaysia• MYdin (24 hours)• MYdin, MitC• Syarikat Pemasaran Karyaneka• teSCo• the Store
DiningMelaka is famous for delicious food like satay celup,Chicken rice Balls, seafood as well as a delicious rangeof nyonya, Chetti and Portuguese food. You can samplethese local delights at the city’s many restaurants,coffee shops, cafes and food courts.
Satay Celup (non-halal)the satay celup is unique to Melaka. it comprises a largevariety of seafood, meat and vegetable – raw or semi-boiled, that is dunked in a boiling pot of thick and spicypeanut sauce until it is cooked, before eaten witha thick and spicy peanut sauce. it is served with breadcubes and cucumber.
Chicken Rice Ballsenjoy the novelty of eating rice balls with chicken meat,cucumber and garlic-chilli sauce. this dish is anothermuch sought after delicacy in Melaka.
Seafoodgrilled fish wrapped in banana leaf, fish in tamarindsauce, fish head curry, chilli crab, buttered prawns,stuffed squids, cockles and oysters – these are just a fewof the mouth-watering seafood dishes offered atrestaurants in Umbai, Serkam, alai, Pernu andPengkalan Balak on the southern coast of Melaka.
Nyonya foodMelaka is one of the best places to savour exoticnyonya fare such as otak-otak (spicy fish meat wrappedin banana leaf ), itik tim (duck stew with saltedvegetables) and perut ikan (preserved fish stomach inherbs). nyonya cuisine is a marriage of Chinese cookingstyle with Malay ingredients and condiments.
Portuguese foodMalaysian Portuguese food is a mix between traditionalPortuguese recipes, with traces of dutch, British andlocal ingredients. it is also influenced by Malay, Chinese,indian and nyonya styles of cooking. don’t forget to trydishes such as pasu kaemadu (baked fish), garing garingfretu (fried whitebait with sliced shallots) and the fieryel diablo curry (devil curry) while you are here.
Chetti foodtraditional Chetti food is a delectable blend of indianspices and local ingredients. tickle your taste buds withdishes like ikan parang masak pindang (fish in spicysoup base), nasi lemak (cooked Chetti-style), nasikembuli (Kembuli rice) and pulut tekan (glutinous ricecake).
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Malay
Asam Pedas Selera KampungMelaka tengah06 283 5516 / 019 259 1899
Medan Ikan BakarMuara Sungai DuyongMelaka tengah06 261 0853 / 012 314 7157
Perkampungan Ikan BakarTerapung (PIBT)Jasin019 659 1211 / 012 281 1211
Restoran Lot 85Melaka tengah06 292 2045 / 284 8685
Chinese
Ban Lee SiangMelaka tengah06 284 1935
Deocean Seafood RestaurantMelaka tengah06 284 3667 / 016 647 7842
Nyonya
Nyonya Makko RestaurantMelaka tengah06 284 0737
Restoran Bibik NeoMelaka tengah06 281 7054 / 013 613 7054
Restoran Ole SayangMelaka tengah06 283 1966
Restoran PeranakanMelaka tengah06 284 5001
Portuguese
De Lisbon RestaurantMelaka tengah06 284 8067
Papa Joe RestaurantMelaka tengah019 628 4758
Indian
D’Tandoori House RestaurantMelaka tengah06 282 9262
Saravanna RestaurantMelaka tengah06 284 0295
Selvam RestaurantMelaka tengah06 281 9223
Sri Lakshmi Villas RestaurantMelaka tengah06 282 4926
The above listing is not exhaustive
EVENTSEvent Month Venue
San Pedro March Portuguese Settlement
gendang nusantara Festival april MBMB Square
international Convention of Melaka twin Cities april Holiday inn Melaka Hotel
Hari raya Celebration September dataran Pahlawan Megamall
Melaka international tourism Show (MitS) october Melaka international trade Centre
Portuguese Christmas Festival december Portuguese Settlement
Dates are subject to change
Join in the celebration and experience the fun and excitement!
Restaurants in Melaka
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ACCOMMODATION
Select from a wide range of international standard hotels, cosy inns or affordable hostels available in Melaka.Located in both the city and main towns, they cater to all tastes and budgets.
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Melaka Cityavillion Legacy Hotel****www.avillionlegacymelaka.comtel: 06 281 6868
Bayview Hotel Melaka****tel: 06 283 9888www.bayviewhotels.com
grand Continental Melaka***tel: 06 284 0088www.ghihotels.com.my
Hallmark Hotel**tel: 06 281 2888www.hotelhallmark.com
Holiday inn****tel: 06 285 9000www.melaka.holidayinn.com
Hotel equatorial Melaka*****tel: 06 282 8333www.equatorial.com
Hotel orkid Melaka***tel: 06 282 5555www.hotelorkidmelaka.com
Mahkota Hotel Melaka****tel: 06 281 2828www.mahkotahotel.com.my
Metropole Hotel*tel: 06 282 4603
Mimosa Hotel Melaka**tel: 06 282 1113www.mimosahotel.com
Pacific inntel: 06 281 1199
renaissance Melaka*****tel: 06 284 8888www.renaissancemelaka.com
Seri Costa Hotel***tel: 06 281 6666www.hotelsericosta.com
Straits Meridian***tel: 06 284 1166www.straitsmeridian.com.my
the emperor Hotel Malacca***tel: 06 284 0777www.theemperorhotel.com
Ayer Kerohayer Keroh Country resort***tel: 06 232 5211www.akcr.com.my
MitC ancasa Hotel Melaka***tel: 06 231 7808www.mitcchainhotel.com
Puteri resort***tel: 06 232 3333www.puteriresort.com
Tanjung Klingeverly resort****tel: 06 315 3888www.everlyhotel.com
Shah’s Beach resort***tel: 06 315 3121www.shahsresort.com
Masjid Tanahismah Beach resort**tel: 06 384 8141www.ismahresort.com
Samudera Bidara resort**tel: 06 385 3245
tanjung Bidara Beach resort***tel: 06 384 2990
Alor Gajaha’Famosa resort****tel: 06 552 0858 / 88www.afamosa.com
PnB ilham resort***tel: 06 662 6800www.ilhamresort.com
The above listing is not exhaustive*star rating
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Getting HereBy Airthose arriving at the Kuala Lumpur international airportcan take a taxi or bus to Melaka. the Melaka internationalairport is located in Batu Berendam, 10km from MelakaCity.
By Roadthe north-South expressway runs through the state andprovides easy access to its attractions, which are locatednear the Simpang ampat, ayer Keroh and Lipat Kajangexits. Melaka Sentral, the new bus and taxi terminal inPeringgit, is roughly 6km from the city. the terminal alsohouses a shopping arcade and bazaar.
By Seathere are ferry services from Melaka to dumai,Pekan Baru and Bengkalis in Sumatera daily. the MelakaMarina Complex in Kota Laksamana is a new stopoverdestination for cruise ships.
By RailMalayan railway or Keretapi tanah Melayu Berhad(KtMB) operates regular services from various parts ofthe country to tampin and vice versa. You can take a taxior bus from the tampin station, which is 38km fromMelaka City.
Getting AroundBy TaxiYou can get a taxi at bus stations, hotels and shoppingcomplexes. Please agree on the price before you get intoa taxi. another option is to hire a car and travel at yourown pace.
By Busto get to attractions within and around the city, you cantake the local buses or the Panorama Melaka tourist bus.
Tourism Enquiries
Melaka tourist information Centre (Melaka tourism Promotion Board)
Melaka Sentral 06 288 1340
ayer Keroh toll exit (Melaka - Kuala Lumpur direction) 06 293 9537
Melaka tourist information Centre (tourism Malaysia Melaka)
Menara taming Sari 06 283 6220 / 30
ayer Keroh toll exit (Kuala Lumpur - Melaka direction) 06 232 4622 / 88
Melaka tourism Promotion Board (BPP) 06 232 8402 / 8351
tourism Malaysia Melaka 06 288 3304 / 1549 / 3785
Emergencies
tourist Police 06 288 3732
Hospital 06 282 2344
Fire department 06 231 9135
General Enquiries
immigration department 06 232 2662
Customs department 06 231 2355
Post office 06 283 3844
USEFUL CONTACT NUMBERS
TRANSPORTATION
Melaka is located on the southwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia. it is 144km from Kuala Lumpur, 90km fromPort dickson and 224km from Johor Bahru. travel options are numerous as the state is accessible by air, road,rail or sea.
NEGERISEMBILANNegeri Sembilan is situated in the
west of Peninsular Malaysia. It is
about 50km south of
Kuala Lumpur and spreads over
an area of 6,645 sq km.
Its name literally means nine
states as the state once consisted
of nine districts.
The state is known for its
Minangkabau culture, which is
preserved by the Adat Perpatih,
an age-old matrilineal social
system. It is also synonymous
with the unique Minangkabau
architecture, which features
unique upswept roof designs.
A �ourishing urban centre,
it has several historical and
cultural landmarks that are easily
accessible from its capital,
Seremban.
Discover the beauty
of Negeri Sembilan,
the home of ancient
traditions!
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PAHANG
SELANGOR
MELAKA
MAP OF NEGERI SEMBILAN
PachitanHomestay
Fort Lukut andLukut Museum
Kemang Square
Army Museum
Pengkalan KempasHistorical Complex
Blue LagoonTanjung TuanLight House
PelegongHomestay
SerembanLake GardenCraft Complex
Nilai 3Wholesale
Centre Jelita Ostrich Farm
Ulu BendulRecreational Forest
Terachi Cultural Village
KgStayTeratak Za’ba(House of Za’ba)
Lonek HomestayF’Best Homestay
Gemas HomestayGua Emas (Gold Cave)
Gemas HistoricalTrain Station
Ulu SertingRecreational Forest
De BanaRecreational Forest
The Royal Museum of Seri Menanti
Batu Maloi Cave
Sungai Timun Fire�iesSungai Linggi Crocodile Habitat /Bird Migration Centre
Rembau Museum (Replica of Raja Melewar’s Palace)Mount Tampin
Mount Datuk Recreational Forest
Rembau Crystal
Batang Nyamor Homestay
Mount Angsi
Laman BangkinangHomestay
Tengkek Rapids
Toi Rapids
Kuala Klawang Homestay
Titi Eco Farm
Gading Rapids
Lata Kijang Waterfalls(Lata Kijang Recreational Forest)
Mount HantuBesar
Adat Museum
Port Dickson
JELEBU
JEMPOL
Bahau
Nilai
Kuala Pilah
Pedas
REMBAU
TAMPINPengkalanKempas
Gemencheh
Kuala Kelawang
SerembanCultural Complex(State Museum)
Wet WorldPedas
Hot Springs
StarfreshAgro Park
Nilai SquareTextile Centre
SEREMBAN
* Map not drawn to scale
LEGEND
State Capital
Town
Expressway
Place of Interest
Hill
Straits of Malacca
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PLACES OF INTEREST
P O R T D I C K S O N
This popular weekend getaway has one of the longestbeaches in Malaysia. Sun-kissed and fringed byswaying coconut trees and casuarinas, the TelukKemang and Blue Lagoon beaches are ideal for a widespectrum of beach activities and water sports likeparasailing, canoeing, yachting and speed boat rides.Relaxing spa treatments can be enjoyed at largerresorts nearby. Before you leave, enjoy a lovely meal ofseafood as you watch the sun set against the Straits ofMalacca.
T H E R Oya L M U S E U M O FS E R I M E N a N T ISer i Menant i
Witness the ingenuity and creativity of ancientcraftsmen in this architectural masterpiece, which wasbuilt without the use of nails or screws. Constructed atthe turn of the 20th century, it was the officialresidence of the royal family until 1931. This formerpalace has 99 pillars, each soaring 65 feet,representing the 99 warriors of various clans. In 1992,it was turned into a museum, which showcases theregalia of the Negeri Sembilan Royal Family as well asexhibits such as costumes, ceremonial weaponry, bedchambers and documents on the Royal Lineage.
Opening hours: 10.00am - 5.45pmAdmission is free.Tel: 06 497 9653
Seri Menanti isMalaysia’slargest timber
palace.
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R E M B aU M U S E U M(REPLICa OF Ra Ja MELE WaR ’S PaLaCE)Rembau
Handcrafted antiques, community heirlooms and headgearsuch as the distinctive buffalo horn shaped ladies’headdresscan be viewed at the adat Museum in Jelebu. apart fromthese interesting cultural artefacts the museum also providesinformation on the adat Perpatih matrilineal system. Go fora visit around the historic town of Rembau for a glimpse ofthe local lifestyle.
Opening hours: 9.00am - 5.00pmAdmission is free.Tel: 06 438 1036
S E R E M B a N C U LT U R a L CO M P L E XSeremban
The Seremban Cultural Complex is modelled after atraditional Minangkabau dwelling and comprises three mainbuildings – teratak perpatih, ampang tinggi palace and NegeriSembilan House. Teratak perpatih also known as the StateMuseum, displays items such as royal silver and brassware,old weapons, handicrafts, artefacts, traditional costumes andphotographs. Those interested in the history and tradition ofNegeri Sembilan should visit the Minangkabau House.
Opening hours: 10.00am - 5.45pmAdmission is free.Tel: 06 763 1149
The Ampang Tinggi Palacewas built between 1865 and1870. It was located in
Kampung Ampang Tinggiuntil 1953, when its entire
timber structure wasdismantled and reconstructed
at its present site.
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LU K U T M U S E U MPor t Dickson
History enthusiasts should make a trip to the historicaltown of Lukut and visit its main attractions, the LukutMuseum and Fort. Here, you can read about Lukut’sgolden era as the capital of the tin trade or pore overartefacts from the Nassau shipwreck, a Dutch East Indiabattleship, which sank off the coast of Port Dickson in1606. Further away, are the ruins of the Lukut Fort. Itwas built in 1847 to protect the town’s booming tintrade. Other attractions here include the legendary‘poisoned well’ that is believed to be used to punishcriminals in the ancient days.
Opening hours: 9.00am - 6.00pmAdmission is free.Tel: 06 6512954
N I L a I 3 W H O L E S a L E C E N T R EN i la i
you can purchase a bewildering array of products atthis massive 165-hectare wholesale centre. Located inNilai, the northern part of Negeri Sembilan, the Nilai 3Wholesale was built in 2001 and draws shoppers withcompetitively priced goods such as textile, furniture,clothing, luggage, carpet, garden equipment and caraccessories.
Opening hours: 10.00am - 10.00pmTel: 06 799 3883
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R E M B aU C R y S Ta LRembau
you can shop for a wide variety of handcrafted crystalproducts such as vases, bowls, candy dishes and decorativeitems at Rembau Crystal. This one-stop centre houses asales gallery as well as a production and training centre.after your visit, you can drop by at nearby attractions likethe Pedas Hotspring, Gunung Datuk Recreational Forest orthe Sungai Timun Fireflies.
Must do:• Watch crystal-making demonstrations
Opening hours: 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday - Friday9.00am - 4.00pm Saturday - Sunday
Tel: 06 685 3100
U LU B E N D U L R E C R E aT I O N a L F O R E S TKuala Pi lah
Lush greenery and cool clear waters await you at thisrecreational forest. Located just 16km from Seremban onthe main road to Kuala Pilah, it is nestled within the Gunungangsi Forest Reserve and is ideal for outdoor activities. youcan enjoy a refreshing dip in the stream or camp out andspend a night under the stars.
Must do:• Go hiking, jungle trekking, camping and picnicking in
the rainforest• Scale the challenging, 825-metre high Gunung angsi
CRaFT COMPLEXSeremban
This beautifully restored century-old heritage buildinghouses the Craft Gallery, Craft Shop and Heritage Gallery.available here are an exciting range of colourful handicraftsthat come in various shapes and sizes. aestheticallypleasing and functional, they make perfect gifts. It islocated along Jalan Datuk abdul Kadir, near the SerembanLake Gardens.
Must do:• Purchase local handicrafts such as Pewter, batik, hand
woven mats, rattan baskets and bamboo furniture
Opening hours : 9.00am - 9.00pmAdmission is free.Tel: 06 767 1388
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a R M y M U S E U MPor t Dickson
Find out everything you wanted to know about theMalaysian army here. This museum traces the history,contributions and achievements of the army from thedays of the Melaka Sultanate until the present. apart fromkiosks as well as information and graphic panels, themuseum also utilises the Pepper Ghost technology for itsaudio visual presentation, the first of its kind in Malaysia.also on display are canons, tanks, locomotives andvehicles used during the war. The army Museum islocated in Port Dickson, home to the first Malay Regimentbatch in 1933.
Opening hours: 10.00am - 5.00pmClosed on Monday and TuesdayAdmission is free.Tel: 06 640 9481 / 2 / 4 / 6
WE T WORLD PEDaS HOT SPRINGSRembau
Located about 15km from Seremban, this delightful hotsprings cum theme park has two open-air hot springpools as well as private bathtubs with temperaturesbetween 27⁰C to 34⁰C. It also features attractions such asa man-made canal, twin giant slides as well as wave andwading pools.
Must do:• Have a go at the winding giant slides• Float around in the man-made canal on large rubber
tubes
Opening hours: 1.00pm - 7.00pm Monday - Friday10.00am - 7.00pm weekend andpublic holidaysClosed every Tuesday
NightWater Park: 7.00pm - 10.00pm
Admission fee: RM10.00 AdultRM5.00 Senior citizensRM10.00 Children above heightof 135cmRM8 Children between the heightsof 86cm -134cmFree Children below 85cm
Tel: 06 685 8027
The Army Museum is the largestof its kind in Malaysia.
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H O M E S Tay
Experience local lifestyle at traditional Malay villagesthroughout Negeri Sembilan. Get to know the membersof your host family as you spend time with them anddon’t miss the opportunity to observe and try your handat traditional sugar-making, handicraft weaving or evenrubber tapping. you can also take part in indoor gameslike congkak or participate in colourful local dances.
Homestay in Negeri Sembilan
Tel: 06 765 9870(Negeri Sembilan Tourism Action Council)
S U N G a I T I M U N F I R E F L I E SRembau
Take a downriver cruise and take in the glowing banksof Sungai Timun. This fascinating natural phenomenonis attributed to the presence of a firefly colony, said tobe one of the largest in the country. The fireflies feedon the leaves of the berembang trees nightly. Thenearby Sungai Timun fishing village is popular amongseafood lovers for its lobsters and shellfish.
Must do:• Enjoy fresh seafood at Kampung Sungai Timun• Go angling and lobster fishing by the jetty• Try to spot animals such as crocodiles and birds
Tel: 06 685 1225/ 019 623 0051
• Batang Nyamor Homestay• F’Best Homestay• Gemas Homestay• Kuala Klawang Homestay
• Laman BangkinangHomestay
• Lonek Homestay• Pachitan Homestay• Pelegong Homestay
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THERE’S MUCH MORE IN NEGERI SEMBILAN
apart from the main tourist destinations in Seremban and Port Dickson, you can also venture to Kuala Pilah,Rembau, Jelebu, Jempol and Tampin where more pleasant discoveries await.
Seremban• aeroponic Farm• Jelita Ostrich Farm• Starfresh agro Park
Port Dickson• Eagle Ranch Resort Sports
Paradise
Jelebu• Lata Kijang Waterfalls• Titi Eco Resort
Jempol• House of Pendita Za’ba
Linggi• Pengkalan Kempas Historical
Complex
Kuala Pilah• Terachi Cultural Complex
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SHOPPING & DINING
Restaurants in Negeri SembilanMalay
D’Santai CornerSeremban06 633 5834
Restoran NelayanSeremban06 761 1190
Restoran Sri PerpatihKuala Pilah019 651 3429
RestoranWadi Ar-RaudahSeremban019 350 8426
ChineseBlossom CourtSeremban06 762 7888
Malay / WestenAunty Aini’sNilai06 799 1276
ShoppingThere are ample opportunities to shop in NegeriSembilan. To purchase high quality and reasonablypriced goods, make your way to the various shoppingcomplexes, retail outlets, hypermarkets and nightmarkets in the state. Items range from handicrafts,decorative items, clothing and textile to electricalappliances and electronic gadgets.
Popular shopping spots:• Giant Hypermarket Senawang• Handicraft Complex Seremban• Jusco Seremban 2• Tesco Hypermarket Seremban 2• Nilai 3 Wholesale Centre• Nilai Square Textile Centre• Oceanic Mall Port Dickson• Rembau Crystal• Seremban Centre Point• Seremban Parade• Terminal One Shopping Complex• The Store Seremban
DiningNegeri Sembilan is home to the traditional hot andspicy Minangkabau or Minang food, which is easilyavailable but best sampled at Rembau. you should alsotry the fresh seafood in Port Dickson or the Chinese,
Indian and international cuisine that is served atnumerous restaurants, open air food court as well asfood and beverage outlets throughout the state.
Authentic local favourites:Masak Lemak Cili ApiStimulate your taste buds with this fiery stateMinangkabau speciality. Beef, chicken or fish issimmered in coconut milk with extra hot bird eye chilliand aromatic herbs before it is served with steamedwhite rice. Delicious!
LemangLemang is made from glutinous rice and coconut milkthat are placed in young bamboo stems lined withbanana leaves and roasted over a slow open fire. It isusually eaten with rendang, a traditional dry meat currycontaining ingredients such as spices, coconut milkand herbs. It is a must during the festive seasons andimportant occasions.
Air Jando PulangQuench your thirst with this refreshing beverage.Unique to Negeri Sembilan, this concoction is adelicious mix of young coconut juice and flesh as wellas palm syrup.
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ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONACCOMMODATION
you can look forward to enjoying comfortable stays at affordable prices in Negeri Sembilan. Choose your homeaway from home from among the many star-rated hotels, seaside resorts and apartments, private bungalows, cityinns as well as homestays found throughout the state.
Event
Negeri Sembilan Royal SevenRugby Tournament
Port Dickson InternationalTriathlon (PDIT)
Salcon Negeri MastersInvitational
Tunku Laxamana / NSC OpenRegatta
PD International Bike Fest
Negeri Sembilan InternationalFolklore Festival
EVENTSGet your adrenaline going and feast your senses at these events!
Month
July
July
July
July
august
October - November
Venue
Seremban
admiral Marina & Leisure Club,Port Dickson
Seremban International Golf Club,Seremban
Port Dickson
Eagle Ranch Resort, Port Dickson
Seremban
Port Dicksonancasa Resort****Tel: 06 662 7288www.ancasaresort.com
avillion Port Dickson****Tel: 06 647 6688www.avillionportdickson.com.my
Bayu Beach Resort**Tel: 06 647 3703www.bayu.com.my
Corus Paradise Resort****Tel: 06 647 7600www.corusparadisepd.com
Eagle Ranch Resort**Tel: 06 661 0495www.eagleranch.com.my
Glory Beach Resort***Tel: 06 651 6888www.glorybeachresort.com
Golden Straits VillasBeach Resort**Tel: 06 647 3818www.goldenstraitsvilla.com
Hotel Seri Malaysia Port Dickson**Tel: 06 647 6077www.serimalaysia.com.my
PNB Ilham Resort***Tel: 06 662 6800www.ilhamresort.com
The Legend Water Chalet****Tel: 06 653 2000www.legendwaterchalets.com.my
Selesa Beach Resort***Tel: 06 647 4090www.selesaresorthotel.com
The Regency Tanjung TuanBeach Resort ***Tel: 06 647 3013www.theregency.com/ttbrpd
Thistle Hotel****Tel: 06 662 7878www.thistle.com
Tiara Beach Resort***Tel: 06 662 8888www.tbr.com.my
Nilaiallson Klana Nilai***Tel: 06 799 8888www.allsonklana.com.my
SerembanHotel Seri Malaysia Seremban**Tel: 06 764 4180www.serimalaysia.com.my
Klana Resort****Tel: 06 799 8888www.klanaresort.com.my
The Royale BintangResort & Spa****Tel: 06 766 6666www.royalebintangresort-seremban.com
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Getting ThereBy AirSeremban is only 40km from the Kuala LumpurInternational airport in Sepang. Upon arrival, you canselect from various taxi, bus and car rental services thatare available from the airport to designateddestinations in Negeri Sembilan.
By RoadKuala Lumpur is about 60km from Seremban via theNorth-South Expressway. you can hire a taxi or take abus from the Puduraya Terminal in Kuala Lumpur. PortDickson is located along the coastal road and is anhour’s drive from Seremban.
By RailKeretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) or MalayanRailway offers regular train services to the state. It alsoprovides the daily KTM Komuter service from the KLSentral Station to Seremban and the smaller towns ofNilai, Batang Benar, Labu as well as Tiroi, at frequentintervals.
Getting AroundTaxis and Rental Carsyou can get a taxi at the Seremban Railway Terminalas well as the Terminal One and Port Dickson BusTerminal. alternatively, you can rent a car and explorethe state on your own.
BusesBus services are available from the Terminal One BusStation in Seremban to towns like Kuala Pilah, KualaKelawang, Port Dickson, Nilai and Tampin. TheSeremban Municipal Council offers free shuttleservices around town every 20 minutes from 6.30amto 8.00pm.
TRANSPORTATION
Negeri Sembilan is blessed with a strategic location. It is easily accessible from neighbouring states such as KualaLumpur, Melaka, Pahang and Johor as well as other parts of the peninsula by air, road, rail or sea. The Kuala LumpurInternational airport (KLIa) is a 30 minutes’ drive from Seremban.
USEFUL CONTACT NUMBERSTourism Enquiries
Malaysia Tourism Centre 03 2164 3929State Museum 06 763 1149
Transportation
Hertz Rent-a-Car 03 8776 4507KLIa airport Limo 03 9223 8080KLIa Information Counter 03 8776 2000KTM Railway Services 03 2267 1200
Emergencies
Seremban Police Station 06 601 3222
General Enquiries
Telekom Malaysia Directory Services 103Seremban Immigration Office 06 762 0000
JOHORJohor derived its name from
Jauhar, an Arabic word that
means precious stones. The
southern gateway to Malaysia,
Johor is linked to Singapore via
the Causeway and encompasses
an area of 18,986 sq km. It is also
where the southernmost tip of
Asia, Tanjung Piai, is located.
The state has long enthralled
visitors with its diverse range of
attractions. Ancient rainforests,
pristine islands, world-renowned
golf courses and shopping
establishments – with so many to
choose from, you will de!nitely be
spoilt for choice. The state capital,
Johor Bahru, is famous for its
historical buildings and
impressive architecture.
Let Johor be your gateway
to a world of fascination
and adventure!
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SouthChina Sea
PAHANGPAHANG
SINGAPORESINGAPORE
NEGERISEMBILAN
NEGERISEMBILAN
Penyabong BeachPenyabong Beach
Gunung ArongRecreational Forest
Gunung ArongRecreational Forest
Gunung LambakEco Resort
Gunung LambakEco Resort
Gunung BelumutRecreational ParkGunung BelumutRecreational Park
Riders LodgeRiders Lodge
ZenxinOrganic
Park
ZenxinOrganic
Park
Panti Recreational ForestPanti Recreational Forest
Kahang OrganicRice Eco Farm Resort
Kahang OrganicRice Eco Farm Resort
Teluk BuihBeachTeluk BuihBeach
Padang HijauPadang Hijau
KahangKahangPulau Sibu BesarPulau Sibu Besar
Pulau Sibu TengahPulau Sibu Tengah
Pulau Sibu KukusPulau Sibu Kukus
Pulau Sibu HujungPulau Sibu Hujung
Pulau TinggiPulau Tinggi
PulauPemanggilPulauPemanggil
Pulau DayangPulau Dayang
Pulau AurPulau Aur
Pulau RawaPulau Rawa
PulauKukupPulauKukup
Pulau BesarPulau Besar
TanjungLeman JettyTanjungLeman Jetty
Mersing JettyMersing Jetty
Sultan Ismail International AirportSultan Ismail International Airport
JOHOR BAHRU
Pontian BesarPontian Besar
TangkakTangkak
PagohPagoh
Ayer HitamAyer Hitam
Simpang RenggamSimpang Renggam
KulaiKulai
Pontian KecilPontian Kecil
SkudaiSkudai
Yong PengYong Peng
TampoiTampoi
TIC SenaiAirportTIC SenaiAirport
TIC JB SentralTIC JB SentralTIC BangunanSultan IskandarTIC BangunanSultan Iskandar
TIC Tanjung Belungkor/Terminal FeriTIC Tanjung Belungkor/Terminal Feri
PlentongPlentong
SenaiSenai
Tanjung PiaiNational ParkTanjung PiaiNational Park
Kampung Serkat HomestayKampung Serkat Homestay
KampungTanjung Piai HomestayKampungTanjung Piai Homestay
Kampung Sri GunungPulai Homestay
Kampung Sri GunungPulai Homestay
Kampung BukitLintang Homestay
Kampung BukitLintang Homestay Kampung
Lukut HomestayKampungLukut Homestay
Kampung SinaranBaru HomestayKampung SinaranBaru Homestay
KampungPerigi AchehHomestay
KampungPerigi AchehHomestay
Changi AirportChangi Airport
Kampung TemeninBaru Homestay
Kampung TemeninBaru Homestay
Felda SemenchuHomestay
Felda SemenchuHomestay
Kampung ParitTengah Homestay
Kampung ParitTengah Homestay
KampungSarang Buaya Homestay
KampungSarang Buaya Homestay
Kampung PermatangSepam Homestay
Kampung PermatangSepam Homestay
Kampung Puteri Menangis HomestayKampung Puteri Menangis Homestay
Kampung PerpatTimbul HomestayKampung PerpatTimbul Homestay
Tanjung Piai ResortTanjung Piai Resort
KampungAir Papan Homestay
KampungAir Papan Homestay
Gelang PatahGelang PatahSecondLinkSecondLink
CausewayCauseway
Ulu TiramUlu Tiram
SedenakSedenak
DesaruDesaru
Permas JayaGo-Kart ClubPermas JayaGo-Kart Club
Pasir Gudang Kite MuseumBukit Layang-layang Recreational ParkPasir Gudang Kite MuseumBukit Layang-layang Recreational Park
Tanjung Pengelih Ferry TerminalTanjung Pengelih Ferry Terminal
SebanaCove FerryTerminal
SebanaCove FerryTerminal
Johor Bahru International Ferry TerminalJohor Bahru International Ferry Terminal
Tanjung Balau BeachTanjung Balau Beach
Tanjung BalauFisherman MuseumTanjung BalauFisherman Museum
Batu Layar BeachBatu Layar Beach
KukupKukup
Nasuha Herbs andSpices ParadiseNasuha Herbs andSpices Paradise
Endau-RompinNational ParkEndau-RompinNational Park
SelaiSelai
Kota Tinggi WaterfallKota Tinggi Waterfall
Pasir GudangPasir GudangStulang LautStulang Laut
TanjungLeman Beach
TanjungLeman Beach
Kota Tinggi MuseumKota Tinggi Museum
Wet World Batu PahatWet World Batu Pahat
Desaru Ostrich ShowfarmDesaru Ostrich Showfarm
TIC Tanjung PengelihTIC Tanjung Pengelih
Desaru FruitFarmDesaru FruitFarm Sungai Johor and
Sungai LebamFireflies
Sungai Johor andSungai LebamFireflies
Johor Lama FortJohor Lama Fort
MERSING
KOTA TINGGI
KULAIJAYA
KLUANG
SEGAMAT
MUARLEDANG
BATUPAHAT
PONTIAN
GunungLedangGunungLedang
Minyak BekuFerry TerminalMinyak Beku
Ferry Terminal
MAP OF JOHOR
* Map not drawn to scale
LEGEND
State Capital
Town
Place of Interest
Airport
JettyTourists InformationCentre
Ferry Terminal
Straits of Malacca
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PLACES OF INTEREST
E n dau - R o m p i n n at i o n a l pa R kmers ing
the 92,000-hectare Endau-Rompin national parkstraddles across two states, on the south of pahangand north of Johor, taking up about 48,905ha of land.Rich in flora and fauna, this lowland dipterocarp forestshelters wildlife such as the endangered SumatranRhinoceros, elephants, tapirs, tigers, wild boars, deer,monkeys, gibbons, sun bears, civets and binturong aswell as the rare fan-palm (livistona endauensis). thereare some 26km of jungle trails within the park, themost popular being the gruelling 16km trail fromkuala Jasin to Batu Hampar and Buaya Sangkut.
Must do:• Go jungle trekking, camping, bird watching in
the rainforest• Enjoy picnics by the waterfall• Embark on a 4 x 4 off road adventure• Savour the beauty of nature as you go on a river
safari or white-water rafting trips• Visit the friendly orang asli (indigenous people)
Tel: 07 �66 1301(Johor National Park Corporation)
Website: www.johorparks.com.my
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S i B u G R o u p o f i S l a n d S
Escape to the tropical paradise at the Sibu group ofislands. Comprising the Sibu Besar, Sibu tengah, Sibukukus and Sibu Hujung islands, they are a beachlover’s dream come true. Spend a relaxing day by theseaside or take part in watersports activities such assnorkelling, windsurfing, sailing and kayaking. You canalso visit the nearby kelong or fishing platform whereanchovies are caught or head for the villages to seehow the locals live.
G u n u n G l E da n Gledang
those with a spirit of adventure should head for thedistrict of muar and scale the 1,276m Gunung ledangor mount ophir. during the two-day trek, you will begreeted by views of beautiful flora and fauna andspectacular waterfalls. on a clear day, you might evenbe rewarded with breathtaking views of the Straits ofmalacca and the Sumatran coastline.
Must do:• learn more about nature at the Gunung ledang
legendary park• picnic by cascading waterfalls and flowing streams
Tel: 06 �77 ���� / 3��� (Gunung Ledang Resort)07 �66 1301 (Taman Lagenda Gunung Ledang)
Legend has itthat a beautifulfairy princess oncelived at the peak
of GunungLedang.
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da n G a B aYJohor Bahru
danga Bay is a one-stop shopping and entertainmentdestination located along the popular lido Beach. Here, youcan try the delicious local fare available at variousrestaurants, shop at the danga festive Street mall and visitthe various Rumah limas, traditional malay houses unique tothe state of Johor. You can go for the river cruise along thestraits up to kampung melayu where you can stop at fishfarms.
Must do:• Sample local food or buy souvenirs at Rumah limas Johor
Tel: 07 �35 �333
The traditional Malayhouses representing eight outof the ten districts in thestate can be viewed at theRumah Limas Johor.
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d E S a R uk ota tinggi
desaru offers 26km of idyllic coastline fringed bycasuarinas. located in the district of kota tinggi, thesoutheastern corner of Johor, the waters here are perfectfor a relaxing swim, canoeing, water-skiing and catamaransailing. alternatively, you can play a round of golf, learnhow to fly an ultra-light aircraft or take part in a go-cartrace. other recreational activities include jungle trekking,horseback riding, archery and 4x4 off-road adventures.
Website: www.greaterdesaru.com
d E S a R u f R u i t fa R mk ota tinggi
over 100 varieties of tropical fruits and 10 plant speciesare cultivated at the 100-acre desaru fruit farm. Savourdelicious seasonal fruits like durian, rambutan,mangosteenand pulasan or non-seasonal fruits like cempedak, jackfruit,kedondong, ciku, jambu air, pineapple, mango and guava.
Must do:• Go for a tour of the fruit orchard
Opening hours: �.30am - 6.30pmAdmission fee: RM1� Adult, RM1� ChildTel: 07 ��� 5��6Website: www.desaruff.com
Tropical fireflies inMalaysia are
believed to have theunique ability tosynchronise theirflashes withinlarge groups.
S u n G a i J o H o R a n d S u n G a i l E B a mf i R E f l i E Sk ota tinggi
as dusk falls, charter a boat and go on an excursion along the Johor andlebam rivers. keep your eyes on the banks and watch as it is graduallyilluminated by colonies of fireflies. these unique creatures feed and live on theberembang trees that grow by riverbanks. You can witness this rare naturalphenomena in kota tinggi as well as a few other places in the country.
Bujang Boat ServiceTel: 013 755 �640 / 013 70� 7057 / 01� 75� 346� (En. Mohd Shahril Sharif )
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RoYal aBu BakaR muSEumJohor Bahru
this museum was once the istana Besar or main palace,the official residence of Sultan abu Bakar, the father ofmodern Johor. Built in 1866, it faces the Straits of Johorand is surrounded by an extensive landscaped garden. itshowcases the Sultan of Johor’s impressive collection ofrare treasures as well as historical artefacts belonging tothe Johor Royal family.
Opening hours: 10.00am - 5.00pm (closed on Friday)Admission fee: Malaysian
RM5 Adult, RM1 ChildForeignerUSD7 Adult, USD3 ChildJohoreanRM4 Adult, RM1 Child
Tel: 07 ��3 0555 / ���
naSuHa HERBS and SpiCES paRadiSEmuar
Welcome to one of the biggest herb and spicesplantations in the world. the nasuha Herbs and Spicesparadise covers over 1,500ha and is situated within muar.more than 135 types of herb of local and foreign originare cultivated and made into spice powders before theyare marketed.
Must do:• try the rejuvenating therapeutic and Herbal Spa
sauna that is heated by underground rocks• Sample herb dishes and teas at the nasuha Herbal
Restaurant
Opening hours: 10.00am - �.00pmTel: 06 �73 7�31Website: www.nasuhaherbsparadise.com
Z E n x i n o R G a n i C pa R kk luang
at the Zenxin organic park, you get to see for yourselfhow organic vegetables are grown. apart from that, youcan also take part in recreational activities such ascycling, walking tours around the park or simply feed fishat the pond. there is a park café, a flower nursery and afarm mart, which is a one-stop organic food shopstocked with a full range of products.
Opening hours: �.00am - �.00pmAdmission fee: FreeTel: 07 77� ����Website: www.zenxin.com.my
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putERi HaRBouRnusajaya
puteri Harbour is the jewel of nusajaya, Southeast asia’slargest integrated urban development, which covers24,000 acres. this waterfront precinct is an integratedwaterfront and marina development that spans 688acres, offering a panoramic view of the Straits of Johor.located adjacent to kota iskandar, puteri Harbour offersthe experience of exceptional waterfront living, dining,entertainment as well as the arts and culture in a naturalsetting.
Opening hours: �.30am - 11.00pm dailyTel: 07 530 �1��Website: www.nusajayacity.com
Hutan BandaRJohor Bahru
this verdant 20-hectare park is located in Johor Bahru,a mere distance of 2km from the city centre. itsrecreational facilities blend with the naturalsurroundings, offering urban dwellers a tranquilsanctuary to indulge in outdoor pursuits. attractions inthe park include the Jazz Corner at the tembusuCourtyard, orchid Garden, Seven lakes and the Ecologypark.
Must do:• Go for a jog or stroll around the park• let your kids splash around the wading pool
Opening hours: 7.00am - 7.00pm dailyAdmission fee: Free (except for Orchid Garden)Tel: 07 ��� �636 / 570
THERE’S MUCH MORE IN JOHOR
after visiting top tourists attractions in Johor Bahru and kota tinggi, head for other districts as well as islands offthe coast of Johor and discover its hidden gems.
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Johor Bahru• Bukit timbalan• JB Bazaar• kampung Sinaran Baru Homestay• maWaR Gallery• pERSada international
Convention Centre• Sultan abu Bakar mosque• Stulang laut
Kota Tinggi• kampung temenin
Baru Homestay• kota tinggi Waterfalls• Sebana Golf and marina Resort• Semenchu Homestay
Batu Pahat• Wet World Batu pahat
Kluang• Gunung Belumut• Gunung lambak Eco-Resort• kahang organic Rice Eco farm
(koREf)
Mersing• island of mersing• air papan Beach
Muar• kampung parit Bugis Homestay• muar River Cruise
Pontian• tanjung piai national park• tanjung piai Homestay• kukup island national park
Segamat• Selai Endau-Rompin national park
Kulaijaya• Riders lodge• legend Golf and Country Resort
Islands• pulau pemanggil, pulau aur, pulau
Rawa, pulau tinggi, pulau Besarand pulau dayang
Ledang• tangkak (textile town)
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ShoppingJohor is one of the best places in the country to shop.Shopping complexes, duty-free outlets, handicraft stores,hypermarkets, bazaars and night markets abound inJohor Bahru as well as other towns. You can select froma huge variety of local and imported products rangingfrom designer labels, fashion accessories, electricalappliances to ceramics and handicrafts.
popular shopping spots:• aEon Bukit indah• aEon tebrau City• Carrefour• City Square• festive Street mall, danga Bay• Giant• Holiday plaza• Johor area Rehabilitation organisation (JaRo)• lien Hoe Complex• mini kelantan• pelangi leisure mall• plaza angsana• plaza kotaraya• plaza pelangi• tESCo• the Zon Johor Bahru
Diningdon’t forget to sample the mouth-watering spread ofdelicacies such as laksa johor, nasi briyani gam, lontongand mee bandung. You can dine alfresco at street stallsor head for the numerous air-conditioned food courtsand fine dining restaurants, which also offer other localand international cuisine. Seafood lovers should head forkukup, a 10 minutes’ drive from tanjung piai, thesouthernmost tip of mainland asia.
Authentic local favourites:Laksa Johorthis scrumptious blend of spaghetti, fish curry gravy aswell as vegetables is a Johor speciality. it is garnishedwith pickled white radish, onions, bean sprouts, mintleaves, coriander, cucumber, and added with dash oflime juice with some sambal belacan (chilli paste) on theside.
Nasi Briyani Gamunlike other varieties, the nasi briyani gam is cooked bysealing both the rice and meat in a pot using starch orgam so that the meat juices infuse the rice grains. it isthen eaten with vegetable dalca, pickles and chutney.this rice dish originates from Batu pahat.
Mee Bandunganother Johor speciality is mee bandung, a noodle dishthat is eaten with beef slices, prawns, dried shrimps,tomatoes, a boiled egg and a sprinkle of crushedpeanuts.
Lontongfirst time visitors should try this unique dish – rice cubeseaten with rich vegetable gravy. the gravy is of coconutmilk base and contains a generous assortment ofvegetables, soybean cake and anchovies. thiswholesome meal is complemented by flavoursome chillipaste.
Seafoodkukup is famous for its fresh and tasty Chinese as well asmalay seafood. Select from an assortment of fish, crab,squid or cockles and have them grilled, steamed or fried.Have your meal while enjoying a scenic view of the sea.nearby is kukup island, the world’s second largestmangrove island.
SHOPPING & DINING
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Event
14th pasir Gudanginternational kite festival
Johor Bahru internationalorchid festival
ancom malaysia Rally (fia asiapacific Rally Championship)
desaru pengeranginternational long distancetriathlon
Johor-Singapore 2nd linkBridge Run
Month
february
July
august
September
november
Venue
Bukit layang-layang, pasir Gudang
danga Bay, Johor Bahru
Johor Bahru - kota tinggi - kluang
desaru and Bandar penawar,kota tinggi
2nd link Bridge, tanjung kupang
EVENTS & RECREATIONa host of colourful and challenging events await visitors to Johor. don’t miss them!
Golfers will be spoilt for choice in Johor as the state has the highest number of golf courses in the country – almost30 of them. many of these country clubs and resorts offer attractive packages that include green fees, buggyrental and meals.
MalayBeriyani PowerBatu pahat07 433 1225 / 438 8987
Beyh GardenJohor Bahru07 386 8066 / 221 5188
Kedai Makan Rahmat(Syarikat Zainah)pasir Gudang07 271 1770
Kluang Rail Coffeekluang and Johor Bahru012 728 8802 / 012 711 5435
Nasuha Herbs and Spicesmuar06 973 7231 / 013 611 4988
R & H Café(special Muar Satay)muar019 282 8395
Restoran LC CateringJohor Bahru012 770 8606
Restoran MerdekaJohor Bahru07 221 4775
Restoran Tanjung Piaipontian07 696 9000
ChineseHai Tien Lo ChineseRestaurant Johor Bahru07 223 3333
Marina SeafoodJohor Bahru07 224 1400
Restoran GrandStraits GardenJohor Bahru07 234 9799 / 238 8118
IndianChakra Restaurant –Authentic Indian FoodJohor Bahru07 223 9991
Malay / WesternRestoran Singgah SelaluJohor Bahru07 235 2233
Malay / Chinese / WesternDamai Seafood VillageJohor Bahru07 241 2076
The above listing is not exhaustive
Restaurants in Johor
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Johor Bahrua Vista melati Hoteltel: 07 222 2888www.avistamelatijb.webs.com
austin Hill Country Resorttel: 07 352 4300www.austinhillsgolg.com
B link Hoteltel: 07 663 0696
ad international Hotel **tel: 07 333 3300
Crystal Crown Hotel ***tel: 07 333 4422www.crystalcrown.com.my
dorsett Hoteltel: 07 360 1000www.dorsettjohor.com
dragon Court Hoteltel: 07 598 5000www.dragoncourt.com.my
fully Hoteltel: 07 352 6318
Gateway Hoteltel: 07 223 5029
Goodhope Hotel***Skudai Johor Bahru07 557 2828www.goodhopehotel.com.my
Grand BlueWaveHotel Johor Bahru*****tel: 07 221 6666www.grandbluewave-johorbahru.com
Grand far East Hoteltel: 07 251 0898www.fehotel.com
footloose (Hostel)tel: 07 224 2881
Hawaii Hoteltel: 07 224 0633
Hotel Grand paragontel: 07 268 5222www.grandparagonhotel.com.my
Hotel kelanatel: 07 556 2050www.geocities.com/hotelkelana_skudai
Hotel Selesa Johor Bahru ***tel: 07 332 3999www.selesahotelsresorts.com
Hotel Selesa pasir Gudang ***tel: 07 251 8899www.selesahotelsresorts.com
Hotel Seri malaysiaJohor Bahru **tel: 07 221 1002www.serimalaysia.com.my
Hotel Sin matel: 07 355 3000www.hotelcrystalmasblogspot.com
indah inntel: 07 241 1133
Ja Residence**tel: 07 221 3000www.etawau.com
JB Central Hoteltel: 07 222 2833www.jbcentralhotel-johorbahru.com
JB Hoteltel: 07 224 6625
kozi Hoteltel: 07 238 9001
link Court Hoteltel: 07 332 2604
lion Hoteltel: 07 223 2211
m Suites Hotel ***tel: 07 221 1000www.m-suites.com
meldrum Hoteltel: 07 227 8988www.meldrumhotel.com
mercure Johor palmResort and Golftel: 07 599 6000www.palmresort.com
midland Hoteltel: 07 232 8007
mutiara Johor Bahru*****tel: 07 332 3800www.mutiarahotels.com
naza tallya Johor Bahru ***tel: 07 222 7788www.nazahotel.com.my
new York Hotel***tel: 07 331 1588www.newyorkhotel.com.my
okid Cottage permas Jayatel: 07 388 2228www.okid.com.my
okid Cottage Johor Jayatel: 07 357 6543www.orkid.com.my
pulai Springs Resort *****tel: 07 521 2121www.pulaisprings.com
ESSENTIAL INFORMATIONACCOMMODATION
a myriad of accommodation is available in cities, towns and islands. Comfortable and competitivelypriced, they range from five-star hotels, island resorts, serviced apartments and chalets.
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Rasa Sayang Hotel **tel: 07 224 8600
Rosa (Rose) Cottage Hoteltel: 07 352 2144www.rosecottagehotel.com
Rumah tumpangan E-Hometel: 07 354 6548
Singrena Hotel taman pelangitel: 07 332 2653
Straits View Hotel **tel: 07 224 1400
Suria City Hotel JBtel: 07 223 1791
tanjung puteriGolf Resort *****tel: 07 271 1888www.tpgr.com
the Embassy Hotel& Serviced apartmenttel: 07 338 8888
the Great Wall Hotel07 387 3144www.thegreatwallhotel.com.my
the puteri pacific *****tel: 07 219 9999www.puteripacific.com
the Zon Regency Hotel ****tel: 07 221 9999www.sriwani.com.my/dfz
thistle Johor Bahrutel: 07 222 9234www.thistle.com
tropical inn Hotel ****07 224 7888www.tropicalinn/johorbahru.com
tS Hotel **tel: 07 386 1588www.tsgroup.com.my
Villa de la Rosetel: 07 223 5599
Zen Zeng Budget Hoteltel: 07 221 2333
Batu PahatCarnival Hoteltel: 07 431 5122
Crystal inntel: 07 431 5222www.crystalinn-hotel.com
Garden Hoteltel: 07 431 5999www.gardenhotel.net.my
katerina Hotel ***tel: 07 433 7111www.katerinahotel.com
novo park Hoteltel: 07 432 8787
pelican Hotel **tel: 07 432 8111
Rest House Batu pahattel: 07 431 6122
the landmark Hoteltel: 07 432 0001
Kluanganika Hotel **tel: 07 772 4977www.anikahotel.net23.net
Gunung lambak Eco-Resorttel: 07 776 0077
merdeka Hoteltel: 07 772 4911
nagaria inntel: 07 773 9999
prime City Hotel ***tel: 07 771 1111www.primecity.com
Kota TinggiChalet tanjung Balau kejoratel: 07 822 8260 / 1
desaru Golden Beach Hotel***tel: 07 822 1101www.desaruresort.com
desaru Golf & Country Resort***tel: 07 822 2333www.desarugolfclub.com.my
desaru Holiday Chalettel: 07 822 1211www.desaruresort.com
kota tinggi Waterfall Resorttel: 07 889 9111 / 9222
mayres Hotel***tel: 07 883 9099www.mayres.com
mutiara motors Resortstel: 07 891 8605
punggai Bayu Beach Resortstel: 07 822 8016
Sebana Golf & marina Resort***tel: 07 826 6688www.sebanacove.com
Sepang muhibbah Chalettel: 019 763 9594
Seri kota Hoteltel: 07 883 8111
the pulai desaru Beach***tel: 07 822 2222www.thepulai.com.my
Mersingair papan Chalettel: 07 799 2993
Blue Water Holiday Resorttel: 07 799 4811 / 5696
Coconut Beach Chalettel: 07 794 5194
Country Hoteltel: 07 799 1799
dayang island Resorttel: 03 2287 2822
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diver’s lodgetel: 02 6557 0016
Embassy Hoteltel: 07 799 3545
Endau Beach Resorttel: 07 794 2611www.endaubeachresort.com
fishing Bay Resorttel: 07 799 6753
Havanita Hoteltel: 07 779 8666
Hotel Seri malaysia **tel: 07 799 1876www.serimalaysia.com.my
Junanza Villatel: 019 281 1994 / 017 534 9737
la Bella Resorttel: 07 799 7126 / 012 726 2828
lanting Beach Resort*tel: 03 4297 9348 / 019 254 9324www.lantingresort.com.my
mersing inntel: 07 799 1919
nirwana Beach Resorttel: 07 799 5979
pantai penyabong Resorttel: 07 794 2622
pemanggil Holidaystel: 013 776 8927 / 019 769 0407
Rawa island Resorttel: 07 799 1204 / 5www.rawasfr.com
Rimba Resorttel: 012 710 6855
Sea Gypsy Village Resort& dive Basetel: 07 222 8642www.seagypsy.com
Sibu Coconut Village Resorttel: 012 724 8811 / 019 716 5185
Sibu island Resort*****tel: 07 799 5555www.sibuislandresort.com.my
Sri mersing Resorttel: 07 799 2384www.srimersingresort.com.my
teluk Godek Beach Resorttel: 07 799 4469
the Coconut Beach Resorttel: 019 271 4531
timotel Hotel **tel: 07 799 5888
tinggi island Resorttel: 07 224 0063www.melayujohor.com
tunjuk laut Resorttel: 07 223 0159 / 791 3002
twin Beach Resorttel: 03 2300 2270www.twinbeach.com.my
Muarapartel maharani& Serviced apartmenttel: 06 953 2525
Classic Hotel***tel: 06 953 3888
Hongleng Village Enterprisetel: 06 952 9487
Hotel d’99tel: 06 953 9899
Hotel Seri pelangi **tel: 06 951 8088www.hockhai.com
kingdom Hoteltel: 06 952 1921
lok pin Hoteltel: 06 978 1223
muar traderstel: 06 953 8100 / 9100www.muartradershotel.com
PontianHotel pontian**tel: 07 686 1000www.hotelpontian.com
kukup Golf Resort*tel: 07 696 0950www.kukupgolfresort.com.my
tanjung piai Resorttel: 07 696 9000
SegamatGolden lake Hotel*tel: 07 932 8881
Harmony Hoteltel: 07 931 3678
Vip Hoteltel: 07 931 2101
pusat latihan & Rekreasi felcratebing tinggitel: 07 936 2250
KulaijayaHoover Hoteltel: 07 663 6363 / 185
Seri Hoover Hoteltel: 07 663 8521www.hoover.com.my/hooverhotel
RJ Hoteltel: 07 663 6033
Villa Hoteltel: 07 932 8188 / 7188
LedangGunung ledang Resorttel: 06 977 2888
The above listing is not exhaustive*star rating
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Getting HereBy Airapart from kuala lumpur and other parts of thepeninsula, Johor is also accessible from Sabah andSarawak by air. You can fly from Johor to severaldestinations in malaysia from the Sultan ismail airport inSenai, 32km from Johor Bahru.
By RoadJohor Bahru is 220km or a three-hour drive from kualalumpur via the north-South Expressway. Both the Johor-Singapore Causeway and the Second link Expresswayconnect Singapore to Johor as well as the rest of thepeninsula. Bus services from major cities and towns inthe peninsula to Johor Bahru are available throughoutthe day.
By Railmalayan Railway or keretapi tanah melayu Berhad(ktmB) the national train service, not only connectsJohor to other states but also Singapore. there areseveral railway stations within the state.
By SeaYou can get to tanjung Belungkor, which is near desaru,by ferry from Changi point in Singapore. ferry servicesare also available from Batam and tanjung pinang inindonesia to the Johor Bahru international terminal.
Getting AroundTaxis and Rental CarsYou can get a taxi at the larkin taxi Station, bus stations,hotels and shopping complexes. it is advisable to requestthat the taxi meter be switched on or agree on the farebefore you begin the ride. alternatively, you can rent acar from car rental companies at the airport and busstations.
Busesmost buses to various destinations in Johor as well as thepeninsula are available at the larkin Bus terminal as wellas other bus stations.
TRANSPORTATION
Johor, the southernmost state, ranks among the country’s main transportation hubs. it is 368km from kuala lumpurand borders Singapore. You can fly, drive or take the train or ferry here as it is connected by a comprehensivetransportation network.
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USEFUL CONTACT NUMBERSTourism Enquiries
Johor tourism action Council 07 224 9960 / 1432Johor tour Guides association 07 289 9183mersing tourist information Centre 07 798 1979
Transportation
Senai airport 07 599 4500
malaysia airlines 07 225 3509 / 1300 88 3000airasia 1 300 88 9933Japan airlines 07 222 5633Garuda indonesia 07 335 0680Singapore airlines 07 223 6176 / 1China Southern airlines 07 222 9988Emirates 07 221 1828
keretapi tanah melayu (ktm) 07 223 9820
tourist Boat association (mersing) 07 799 1222
avis Rent-a-car 07 223 7971 / 224 4824Calio Rent-a-car 07 223 3325Hawk Rent-a-car 07 224 2849Hertz Rent-a-car 07 599 7267
airport taxi 07 599 1622interstate taxi 07 223 4494JB Radio taxi 07 355 9922intan Radio taxi 07 234 3535
General Enquiries
Customs department 07 222 4666immigration department 07 224 4233police department 07 223 2222
Foreign Consulate
indonesia 07 221 2000Japan 07 221 1828
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Shoes must always be removed when visiting homesor places of worship such as mosques and temples.most mosques provide robes and scarves for ladies.
While visiting a homestay village, please be respectfulof local customs and traditions.
When sitting on the floor, men sit cross-legged whilewomen normally sit with their legs tucked to the side.
When pointing, it is preferable to use the thumb withthe four fingers folded under, rather than the forefinger.
to give or receive something, try to use the right hand.
always ask for permission before taking photographswhen you are in someone’s home.
the country’s large muslim population does not drinkliquor or alcoholic beverages.
the weather is generally warm with occasionaltorrential showers. Cotton clothes, rubber shoes andsun hats are the best. always ask for permission beforetaking photographs when you are in someone’s home.
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TIPS FOR TOURISTSSaying it in Malay
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Local Information
COUNTRythe federation of malaysia comprises peninsularmalaysia, which is made up of 11 states, three federalterritories as well as the states of Sabah and Sarawaksituated in Borneo.
CAPITAL CITYkuala lumpur
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONlying 2 to 7 degrees north of the Equator, peninsularmalaysia is separated from Sabah and Sarawak by theSouth China Sea. the peninsular shares a commonborder with thailand in the north, while its southernneighbour is Singapore. Sabah and Sarawak share acommon border with indonesia while Sarawak alsoshares a border with Brunei darussalam.
AREA329,758 sq km
POPULATION27 million
PEOPLEmalays make up about 57% of the population, withChinese, indians and other ethnic groups making upthe rest.
LANGUAGEBahasa malaysia (malay) is the national language butEnglish is widely spoken. malaysians also speak variouslanguages and dialects.
RELIGIONislam is the official religion but all other religions arepractised freely.
MAlAYSIA AT A GLANCE
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GOVERNMENTmalaysia practices parliamentary democracy andconstitutional monarchy. the Head of State is the Yangdi-pertuan agong and the Head of Governmentis the prime minister. the country has a bicamerallegislative system.
CLIMATEmalaysia has a ropical climate and the weather is warmall year round. temperatures range from 21o C to 32o Cand the annual rainfall varies from 2,000mm to 2,500mm.
ECONOMIC PROFILEmanufacturing constitutes the largest component ofmalaysia’s economy while tourism and primarycommodities such as petroleum, palm oil, natural rubberand timber are major contributors to its economy.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTSVisitors must be in possession of a valid passport or traveldocument with a minimum validity of six monthsbeyond the intended visiting period. Citizens of mostcountries do not require visas for social or business visits.for further information, please visit or call the nearestmalaysian diplomatic mission or tourism malaysia office.
CURRENCYthe unit of currency is the malaysian Ringgit, which isdenoted as Rm. foreign currencies can be converted atbanks and money changers.
BANKING HOURSin most states, banking hours are from 9.30am to 4.00pmfrom monday to friday. Banks in the states of kedah,kelantan, kedah and terengganu operate from 9.30amto 4.00pm from Saturday to Wednesday.
POST OFFICESmost post offices are open from 8.00am to 5.00pm dailyexcept on Sundays and public holidays. in kedah,kelantan and terengganu, they are closed on fridays andpublic holidays.
WORKING DAYSGovernment offices in all states, with the exception ofkedah, kelantan and terengganu, operate on a five-dayweek from monday to friday. Some privateestablishments are open for half a day on Saturday.Government offices in kedah, kelantan and terengganuare open from Sunday and thursday. they are closed onfriday and Saturday.
TIMEthe standard malaysia time is eight hours ahead of Gmtand 16 hours ahead of the u.S. pacific Standard time.
ELECTRICITYthe voltage used throughout malaysia is 220 - 240 voltsaC, at 50 cycles per second. Standard 3-pin square plugsand sockets are used.
MEASUREMENT SYSTEMmalaysia uses the metric system.
TELECOMMUNICATIONSmalaysia is linked nationally and internationally bytelephone, facsimile, telegraph and via the internet. mosthotels provide international direct dial (idd) telephoneservices.
GETTING TO MALAYSIAthe main gateway to malaysia is through the new kualalumpur international airport (klia) at Sepang, which islocated approximately 50km south of kuala lumpur.other major international airports that serve as entrypoints are situated in penang, Johor Bahru, kuching, kotakinabalu and the island of langkawi. malaysia has twolow cost carrier terminals (lCCt), which are situated inSepang and kota kinabalu.
over 40 international airlines fly into the country whilethe national carrier, malaysia airlines, has a globalnetwork that spans six continents. it is complementedby the budget airline airasia. the main entry point bysea is at port klang, about 50km away from kualalumpur. malaysia is also accessible by rail and road fromSingapore and thailand.
GETTING AROUNDmalaysia has excellent domestic air links serviced bymalaysia airlines and low cost carriers such as airasia andfirefly. the country has a well-developed and efficientpublic transportation system served by buses, taxis aswell as trains.
ACCOMMODATIONmalaysia has a wide range of accommodation withcompetitive rates. international star-rated hotels, beachresorts, chalets, youth hostels and timeshare apartmentsare just some of the types of accommodation available.
MAP OF MALAYSIA
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S t r a i t s o f M a l a c c aSARAWAK
LABUAN SABAH
KEDAH
PENANG
PERAK
SELANGOR
KELANTAN
TERENGGANU
PAHANG
NEGERI SEMBILAN
MELAKAJOHOR
PUTRAJAYAKUALA LUMPUR
PERLIS
There are six international airports in Malaysia.All the states are linked with a good network of domestic airlines.
www.malaysiaairlines.com | www.airasia.com | www.!re"yz.com
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