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Chinese Heritage Museum

Chinese Heritage Museum is a colourful and vibrant museum showcasing the history of Chinese immigrants in Johor Bahru. It is a 3-storey building with a wide collection of Chinese souvenirs which are as old as the 14th century. Find out why Chinese migrated to Johor Bahru and how they lived their life with age-old manuscripts and information displayed in the museum. Take a stroll through the museum lanes and appreciate the beautiful Chinese porcelain ware, old coins, instruments and artefacts which were used during that era. Know about the history, culture, occupations, carpentry skills, Chinese medicines, and even the age-old feng shui techniques used by Chinese in Chinese Heritage Museum. If you are lucky enough, you can get a chance to explore the temporary exhibits dedicated to a Chinese theme on the fourth floor of the museum. Read More

Bangunan Sultan Ibrahim, popularly known as Sultan Ibrahim Building, is the former state secretariat building in Johor. A perfect epitome of western and Malaysian architecture, it was built in the era of 1936 to 1939. Sultan Ibrahim Building was one of the tallest buildings at the pre-independence time and still regarded as a historical landmark in Johor Bahru. Sprawled over an area of 60,000 square feet, the government is planning to convert the prominent building of Bangunan Sultan Ibrahim into a grand museum. Renowned for picturesque landscapes, marvellous architecture and photography, visitors need to ask for permission from the guards to explore this place, for it is still a government asset. Take a view around to catch a glimpse of the Straits of Johor and the skyline of Singapore. Capture the scenic view and essence of Malaysian architecture in a short trip to Bangunan Sultan Ibrahim. Read More

One of the largest recreational parks in Johor Bahru, Danga Bay is a perfect hangout spot nestling in the southern part of iskandar Malaysia. It is situated along the straits of Johor sprawling over an area of 450 acres. With the essence of luxury and glamour, it is the first recreational cum commercial hub of Johor Bahru. A huge theme park, beautiful beachside, many shopping complexes and food hubs make this place a delightful spot to explore for people of any age. Danga Bay theme park has many thrilling and fun slides like Jumping Frog, classic pirate ship, teacups, Nemo ride among many others which gives an enthralling experience to every visitor. Pristine for a shopping spree, Danga Bay houses boutiques, retail outlets and Danga city shopping mall along the coast. Apart from this, there is a zoo, Danga World Petting zoo where one can spot and learn about exquisite species of fauna, like lizards, tiger cubs, lions, elephants, snakes and birds. Do spend an evening dining on the cruise or at the beachside witnessing the gorgeous yellow sunset. Read More

Endau Rompin National Park is situated in the extreme South region of Tenasserim Hills in Malaysia and is globally known for having some of the oldest rainforests in the world. This enormous tropical rainforest falls under the states of Pahang and Johor. Taman Negeri Rompin (TNR) was categorized as a protected rainforest. The forest here dates back to 248 million years whilst being the second largest in Malaysia after Taman Negara National Park with an area of 870 sq-km. The pristine water-laden jungles teem with animals, waterfalls and stunning views. The park's lowlands harbour some unique varieties of wildlife and birds. Tourists usually visit the park through private tours but one can also book packages, through the park itself. The park is closed vastly during the monsoon season from November to February. For safety reasons, it is best to hire guides to explore the park. Watch out for the Cream-coloured Giant Squirrel and Asian Elephants who travel in herds along the Jeram Panjang and other adventurous trails, fun activities and some very rare and endangered Malaysian species that you cannot spot anywhere else. Read More

Johor Premium Outlets is an elite and luxurious mall in the heart of Johor Bahru. With an assembly of various luxury brands and fine dining space, Johor Premium outlets are South East Asia’s first luxury premium outlet. It is an intricately designed arena spread over two floors with beautiful architecture. Couture stores of various fashions, jewellery and shoe brands on the first floor and home furnishing stores on the second floor gives a mind boggling shopping experience. For relishing some delicious gourmet experience, do visit the food court on the ground floor which houses some amazing snacks corner, food outlets and cafes. Sprawled over 45 acres of land, this must visit shopping arena is accessible both from Johor and Singapore. Read More