LIM Jia En was a picture of joy moving around the temple in her village, stopping occasionally when something caught her attention. The nine-year-old girl from Kampung Baru Bukit Mor also listened intently when village elder, Soh Kan, briefed StarMetro on the temple – said to be the oldest temple in Muar, Johor. Dating back […]
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By JASSMINE SHADIQE TOURIST SPOT:The new attractions to the park include its Herbal Park GUNUNG Ledang National Parks Corporation is expecting to attract more than 50,000 visitors this year after numerous upgrading works to its facilities were completed recently. Its director Suhairi Hashim said up to May this year, the park had recorded 7,646 visitors. […]
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LITTLE-KNOWN: For anglers who are familiar with the area, cheap boat rental and tasty giant freshwater prawns here are enough reasons to return. PANGKALAN Kota near Kampung Durian Chondong in Ledang may be less well known by anglers in this country due to its remote location. But those who have come to the village to […]
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Pagoh stone hill is a private property owned by Bu Seng Chong, it was discovered incidentally in 1994 after Mr. Bu purchased these 55 acres land for his horticulture business expansion. A Singapore TV movie, “The Journey to the West” used to film its monkey king’s birth place here. All visitors are allowed to enter […]
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Muar and Ledang districts have vast expanse of landscape with its lush greenery countryside, Muar River basin and Ledang forest reserve are untapped jewels for eco-tourism. Sungai Mati Oxbow Lake is one of them. Sungai Mati oxbow lake is only one of its kind in West Malaysia. Ironically, the lake is situated right beside the […]
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By CHONG CHEE SEONG|MUAR REST AREA:The beach is one of the stopovers for migratory birds which fly thousands of kilometres from China, Russia, Australia, Korea, Japan, Taiwan and other countries to avoid the winter cold THE Lesser Adjutant storks (leptoptilos javanicus), which are classified internationally as an endangered species, are breeding well in Johor. Locally […]
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Address: Jalan Muar (located at between Sagil and Kebun Bunga), Ledang, Johor. Entrance Fees: Entrance fee for Ledang Waterfall is RM 2 per car and RM 1 per passenger after the park was privatized. To climb this mountain you need permission from the Park HQ, where you also can hire a guide, a compulsory requirement. […]
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Kampung Sawah Ring is a small Malay village, lies between Bukit Gambir and Gersik, mainly in rice cultivation. The village is famous for its magnificent view of Mount Ledang. Besides, the paddy field is attracting birders for bird watching activities. The acreage of paddy field is about 800 acres only. Like any other villages in […]
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Parit Jawa Jetty (Pantai Leka/Leka Beach) Parti Jawa Jetty (Pantai Leka) is one of two spots in Malaysia where lesser adjutants are still can be found due to a conservation effort by a local resident, ex-police inspector Poh Boon Chuan. The number of birds is increasing from only two in 1992 to more than 60 […]
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There are several boat renting facilities along the Muar river’s middle and upper stream from Bukit Pasir to Bukit Kepong. The stretch of Muar River is abundant with fresh water prawns (udang galah) during the harvest season. This is one of the boat renting centers (not sure it’s legal registered with ROC and marine police) […]
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