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Batu Pahat Mall

The Batu Pahat Mall is the oldest shopping mall in the town of Batu Pahat. It is one of the most popular places to hangout for both locals and tourists. It has a range of inclusive shopping stores and food outlets all under one roof that makes it a convenient go-to place for chilling with family and friends. It is the perfect complex, if you’re looking for some retail therapy and relaxation or if you’re out on a date. The interior also provides excellent lighting and photograph friendly places. Some of our favourite places to check out among the 260 available outlets are :- Food : KFC , Sushi King , Pizza Hut, TeaLive , Big Apple Donuts and Coffee and Juz waffle.- Movie/ Cinema : Paragon- Gaming : Capcom Station Arcade , Bowling Alley- Retail Shopping : Pacific (groceries) , Popular Bookstore , Al Akhsan (sports). Read More

Chong Long Gong Temple is a Chinese Temple that is situated in the fishing village of Segenting, a small town in Minyak Beku , Johor , Malaysia. The temple stands next to the sea and the entire place feels straight out of a movie with the scenic view that is absolutely breathtaking . The deities are very unique to the culture and that makes it a must visit if you are in Batu Pahat for every tourist . It is at a distance of about half an hour from the main town. The main attraction is the deity of Fu De Zheng God (福德正神) or Tua Pek Kong (大伯公). Other deities worshipped here are the Nezha , The Marshal of Central Altar (中坛元帅) , Dragon Sea Emperor (海龙王)and God of Fortune (财神爷) among others.It also claims to house the legendary fortune fish , the humongous six feet long Arapaima that claims to bring good fortune to those who are able to touch it (fish stroking ).Other things to look out for are the local souvenirs , home baked cookies and snacks and seafood delicacies in the local outlets allowing you to soak the authentic experience of traditional culture.It is a beautiful photogenic destination that serves an amazing ombre pallet, especially when the sun sets in . Photography is also allowed inside the temple. However , it does get overcrowded during the festive season. It is not only considered as a religious place of worship , but is also used for educational and cultural purposes. It also attracts tourists because of the village vibe that it radiates . Read More

Lover's Bridge Batu Pahat

Lover's Bridge is a fairly new addition to the historical site of Batu Pahat. It is essentially a jetty that extends out to the sea. It is located in Segenting , a small town in the district of Minyak Beku in Johor, Malaysia, overseeing the River Perak . It was temporary closed for a while but since then it has gained quite a traffic . It remains as the ultimate scenic destination to visit especially if you are fond of sunsets and an escaping view. The jetty resides some small local places selling Malaysian Souvenirs and food stalls that sell items like dried prawns, seafood etc. for tourists, so don’t forget to steal a bargain! It is a fun spot for spending a peaceful day with your loved ones.It also has a heart shaped structure to lock in your memories with a special one. The lover’s bridge was originally a wooden structure that was initially made as a fishing pier and later converted into a lime bridge. However , the wooden deck still remains intact till date and has become one of the most famous sites for lovers on a date. Read More

Old Street is a commercial centre located in Batu Pahat that is situated as a junction node between Jalan Kluang- Taman Sri Jaya -Jalan Parit Besar that is also considered to be the ‘Golden Triangle’. It has a very contemporary and strategic design based to be the eyecatcher of Batu Pahat in the recent times. It has a sky walk for the visitors to provide optimal comfort and access in between two shopping blocks. It has plethora of shopping sites and multiple outlets of cafes , roof gardens restaurants , souvenir shops, salons , fitness centres and fashion etc. , making it a perfect tourist destination. Read More

Street Mural Art in Batu Pahat is quite the unconventional tourist attraction. This fresco activity was started by a group of young adults interested in making Batu Pahat a hub for art, culture and freestyle. These hidden gems are present around the streets of Batu Pahat and feature mostly the regular lives in Malaysian culture and awareness about the environment! It is pretty fun to try and locate them all .

Pantai Minyak Beku also known as the ‘frozen oil village’ is a beach situated in the Batu Pahat region of Johor, Malaysia. The beach offers a serene and peaceful ambience. It hosts some authentic Malaysian food outlets that you should definitely check out if you are travelling in the area. It is a beautiful picnic spot where you can enjoy a leisure day with friends and family. There is a temple at a walking distance from the beach located in a cave. However , the locals don’t recommend that you swim in the beach. The beach is also used for fishing and you might even see some fishermen bringing back fresh seafood !It is about half an hour from the main Batu Pahat area. Using local transport is preferred over getting your own vehicle as the roads are quite narrow. Read More

Penggaram Square is the town square of Dataran Penggaram is one of the most important historical sites in Batu Pahat .It marks the name of the town of Batu Pahat . The town square hosts all the important festivals including National Day ,Chinese New Year and Hari Raya. On regular days , it is the fun gathering spot for locals and tourists. It is an open area (field) in the middle of the town. You can spend the day with your friends and family or even alone , here. You will find people cycling , exercising , taking a run or just walking around the area , exploring the local food stalls and street food , souvenir shops and the local market . You can often spot people even having a picnic and other family events during the weekends. It is beautifully lit up in the evening and provides a busy yet relaxed atmosphere. Read More

Soga Perdana Amenity Forest is located in Batu Pahat , Johar , Malaysia. It is referred to as ‘Tarzan Valley ‘ by the locals and ‘ Hutan Lipur’ more popularly. The forest holds a huge range of exquisite flora and fauna in the region along with some waterfalls that attracts visitors from all places. It is the perfect hiking spot for nature lovers and mountain trekkers and a fun activity to do if you are physically fit or even just for the experience. It is advisable that you travel here with a local guide so that it is easier to locate the area. The climb is high and to ease it ,there is a seating arrangement for people to rest if they don’t want to travel the steep. It takes about 20-30 minutes to reach the top where you would be embraced by a breathtaking view of the Batu Pahat town with an explosion of fresh air. Read More

Square One Mall in Batu Pahat is one of the most happening shopping centres to visit when in Batu Pahat. It provides a child friendly atmosphere . It‘s anchor tentant is Parkson Departmental Store. It also hosts MBO cinemas ( it accommodates families who have small children) on the 2nd level .Watson Pharmacy and Guardian are also quite popular among local visitors . This small place is a perfect spot to spend some time with friends or family. It also has quite a number of food outlets including Sushi Mentai , Pizza Hut and KFC. You can also visit Aeon Big when you’re here. Read More

Uncle Lim's Farm

Uncle Lim's Farm in Batu Pahat is quite dedicatedly run by Uncle Lim who owns a 2 acre land that couldn’t be more close to the nature’s heaven as has a rich variety of greens to look at whilst being in the middle of the main agricultural land itself.. He opened it to the general public about a three years back and hence has gathered quite the attraction. The goal was to show children and adults the importance , hardships and the satisfaction behind farming while making it all fun and promoting the need of agriculture and edibles. You can find a wide range of vegetables like eggplants , cabbage , gourd and many more. Some of our favourites are the famous Durians , Mangosteens and Rabutans. You pay for what you eat aat affordable local prices. You can sometimes even find school children being brought to visit here ! Visitors can also use the kitchenette to learn how to cook some special delicacies and try them out in the cafeteria that is located quite centrally. The ambience is extremely refreshing , especially if you are a nature lover.It is a must visit if you are planning or are in Batu Pahat . Read More