![麻坡美食 佳肴的起点 [Chinese food trail in Muar]](http://www.muar.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/map-muar-food.jpg)
[simpleviewer gallery_id="110"] 渔村的美味是周未城市人寻找的好味道！配合《渔村好味道》的面市，特介绍近年大热的巴冬渔村，有什么道地的美食！ 巴冬海口渔村很好命，别的渔村也许面目模糊，这里却有成名主戏———亚参 [Read More]
和美饼家（Hua Bee Bakery） [caption id="attachment_2311" align="alignleft" width="640"] 和美饼家的制饼过程[/caption] 一家讲求手工制作的传统饼家，在东甲已有40至50年的历史，此饼家烘制的香饼、豆沙饼等，都有自己的独特味道。 [Read More]
Muar city in Johor, also known as The Maharani Royal Town. Geographically Muar district (is divided to Muar and Ledang nowadays) has Mount Ledang and Muar river. Chinese populace planted gambir for living in the earlier days, but other crops were introduced later and thus boosting the economic deve [Read More]
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 [Read More]
Muar river cruise from Tanjung Emas to Second Bridge is a refreshing experience for locals and tourists as well. The cruise takes about 40 minutes and tickets are priced RM10 for adults and RM5 for children below 12 years old. The boat is made from cengal wood with a full capacity of 40 persons a [Read More]
文：碧澄 如果說馬六甲因為有各種古跡，名正言順得到“古城”之名，那么麻坡有“文化城”之稱，乃因這兒一路來出現過好些馬華作家，也曾孕育許多華文老師。
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According to local anecdote, Tangkak was explored by seven siblings from Riau Islands. This expedition group led by Lang Mahmud was sailing to Muar with a small boat, then sailed along Sungai Kesang to enter Tangkak river. Due to areas surronding the river is a swamp land, they had to crawl slowly to cross the […]
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Tangkak is a district capital of Tangkak (was Muar Utara), situated in the northern part of Johor. It lies in close proximity to the neighbouring state of Melaka, especially to Jasin town. Ledang district covers the area at the northern side of Muar River. These below villages and towns are falling under the jurisdiction of […]
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Map of Muar drawn by the Portuguese in 1604. This map described Muar as a port. A triangular shaped fort was built by the Portuguese named FORTALEZA DE MUAR to defend from the attacks of Dutch and Aceh at Sungai Bentayan. This fort went through only two battles at Muar river in 1615 and 1616. […]
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MUAR: Kings of the roads! Yes, they were indeed. But those days are gone and the trishaws in this historic town are fast turning into “relics”. Only a few are willing to “hire” the trishaws as there are other faster and more comfortable public rides on buses and cabs. Decades ago, there were hundreds of […]
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Old buildings in Muar are part of our history and cultural with each building having its own story. Most of these stories are etched in the older generation’s memories or may have drifted away with the passage of time. Old buildings are in fact historical assets of the society but they are always neglected. Can […]
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