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Alive 3D Art Gallery

Alive 3D Art Gallery, located in Port Dickson, is splendid art gallery is home to a bevy of beautiful paintings and optical illusions that leave the visitors amused and enthralled. The paintings are three dimensional which enable the people to be a part of the painting. The paintings in the Alive 3D Art Gallery are painted by creative Chinese artists and are divided into five zones in the art gallery. Wild West Cowboy Indoor Theme Park is a must-visit if you are planning to go to the gallery. The theme park renders surreal experiences like 5D motion adventures, desert exploring at the amusement park, rider boat, dinosaur escape room, awake thrill and skunk show. Read More

Blue Lagoon Beach

Lying about 17 kilometres south of Port Dickson right before Cape Rachado, Blue Lagoon is a compact yet quite popular beach in the area. Locally referred to as Tanjung Biru, the beach is surrounded by a dense cover of hills and vegetation which makes the beach stand apart. Due to its proximity to the Tanjung Tuan Forest Reserve, wildlife sightings especially migratory birds, monkeys and squirrels are a common sight in this region. The water at the beach remains calm and is shallow which makes it safe for kids to play around in. This attribute of the beach also makes for a great location for water sports. Hidden under the beach water lie several coral reefs which nurture the ambience of the beach and are an eminent attraction for divers. Blue Lagoon Beach also accommodates several market stalls, food vendors and a hawker centre which make it a great picnic spot. Read More

Based on a coastal strip between the 5th and 6th mile of Port Dickson 8 kilometers away, Cahaya Negeri or Pantai Cahaya Negeri is a white-sandy gleaming beach in Malaysia. This shimmering seashore features an artificial cape with a recreational park that accommodates some soothing picnic spots. This crowd-pleasing venue is quite popular for its phenomenal sunset view. There is a beautiful wooden bridge called “Lover's Bridge” constructed on the eastern edge of the beach’s entrance which is a fabulous spot to take photographs and leads you to Pulau Burung or Bird Island - a coastal mangrove area. On this island, there’s a wonderful watchtower which offers a jaw-dropping view of the pristine coastline of Port Dickson. Thrilling activities like camping, hiking, water-sports, boating, fishing, and barbeques are carried out at Pantai Cahaya Negeri beach. Read More

Cape Rachado is a popular forest reserve in Port Dickson and has attracted bird watchers from all over the country. It is visited by more than 300,000 migratory birds and is well known for its iconic Cape Rachado Lighthouse. It’s a great place for visitors who want to experience the evergreen forest and the beautiful ocean in the same place. Cape Rachado is a Portuguese name for Tanjung Tuan and is the only coastal forest in Malaysia. Cape Rachado was declared a permanent forest reserve by the Forest Department of Melaka in 1921. It was also gazetted as an International Bird Area and a Wildlife Sanctuary. Read More

The 80-hectare Cape Rachado Forest Reserve is popular for its lighthouse, beaches and annually migrating birds. Also known as Tanjung Tuan Forest Reserve, it is located in the Alor Gajah area. Historically, this place is well-remembered for the naval tussle of 1606 between the supremely powerful Dutch and the Portuguese. The main highlight of Cape Rachado is the Tanjung Tuan lighthouse (Malaysia's oldest) reached through a 20-minute uphill hike through the forest reserve. Though the lighthouse isn't open to the public, you can walk around and admire the mesmerising view which is visible up to Sumatra (38km away) on a clear day. Tanjung Tuan is visited by around 300000 migratory birds every year while the sea-turtles use the site for egg-laying. Blue Lagoon and Pantai Permai are two of the most alluring coastal spots sitting at the base of Cape Rachado. Replete with amusements like swimming, boating and water skiing, Blue Lagoon gives a spectacular view of the blue sea and the lush greenery around. Read More

The Extreme Park @ Port Dickson is the first ever amusement park for motorised and non- motorised sports in the country. The park likes approximately 27 kilometres away from Lexis, and offer activities like go karting, war games and paintball among others.

Lukut Fort and Museum is a historical recreational site situated in Port Dickson. The fort built in 1847 by Raja Jumaat is now in ruins. Its antiquities are displayed in the Lukut Museum which was built in 1999. Located 6 kilometres from Port Dickson, Lukut Fort and Museum is now a recreational historical site with a park and gazebos maintained by the government. Free entrance gives more reason to visit this intriguing site!

PD Dream World Upside Down & 3D

PD Dream World Upside Down & 3D is a captivating and fascinating gallery in Malaysia employing magic effect, upside-down house along with 3D studios. It happens to be the only gallery in Malaysia having 5D animation. The upside-down house comprises of all the possible items in a house at an inverted angle including the furniture, household appliances and the toilet. It is an apt place to visit along with your family (especially kids) and have a good time capturing aesthetic pictures and building memories. There is also an art gallery to leave the visitors awestruck which can be explored unattended. The visitors are permitted to click pictures with the exhibits in the studios as well as the gallery. Read More

PD Ostrich Show Farm is an ostrich farm popular for the ostrich and pony rides. The show farm offer activities like petting and feeding ostriches, rabbits, horses, peacocks and guinea pigs and learning interesting facts about ostriches. Children particularly have a wonderful time at the PD Ostrich Show Farm where they get to run around cute rabbits and enjoy ostrich rides. The show farm has a cafeteria onsite where one can enjoy the signature Ostrich Satay. Read More

Set in two old army buildings, the Port Dickson Army Museum is entirely dedicated to Malaysian army artefacts. Also known as Muzium Tentera Darat, it houses 9 galleries along with outdoor exhibits tracing the army from the 16th century Melaka Sultanate to the British era. One very interesting exhibit is the CPM (Communist Party of Malaya Tunnel) Tunnel which is a recreated underground tunnel network similar to the one used by the bandits during the Emergency. The bandits used to conduct all their activities in the tunnel. There's an interesting collection of various military aircraft and helicopters, armoured vehicles, field guns, artillery pieces and a steam locomotive (Alor Gajah) on display at the Army Museum. Another gallery focuses on the modern army and its UN peacekeeping missions. The museum has a cafe, a souvenir shop, toilets and suraos as well. Read More