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Showing posts with label johor. Show all posts
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Saturday, November 15, 2008

Cuti-cuti Malaysia : Gunung Ledang Resort








I went to Gunung Ledang Resort or as known as Gunung Ledang Recreational Forest during last Deepavally. Actually we were going to Segamat to attend my brother's wedding ceremony and found signboard to the waterfall in just 1 km from main Tangkak-Segamat road. So, we decided, why not.

Enjoy my photos and videos.

Read more about Ledang Recreational Forest Park from www.cuti.com.my

Shrouded with mystical legends and folklore, Gunung Ledang continues to charm and intrigue locals and visitors alike. According to the legend of the Princess of Gunung Ledang, the sultan demanded that the beautiful princess present him with seven jars of women's tears, seven trays of mosquitoes' hearts and seven bowls of the sultan's son's blood. Unable to meet these impossible requests, she fled to the mountain and continues to live in a hidden cave.

The mountain is also ideal for a myriad of outdoor activities with challenging mountain trails; icy waterfalls; and exotic flora and fauna including many species of birds. At the relatively flat summit, which is 1,276 metres above sea level, a panoramic view of the Straits of Malacca and Sumatra coastline can been seen on a clear day. Also, a popular picnic spot is the Sagil Waterfall, at the base of the mountain.

Getting there

By road
From the North-South Expressway, the turn-off point is 25km after Ayer Keroh. Head towards Tangkak. Proceed along the pastoral Route 23 for another 6km, past Sagil town, before turning left onto a road in a rubber plantation and proceed another 1km. From here, the route to the foot of Gunung Ledang should be visible.

By Bus or Taxi
A bus service is available to the resort from Tangkak, about 16km away. Taxis can also be hired from Tangkak.

Monday, February 11, 2008

Cuti-cuti Malaysia : Ayer Hitam, Johor




Kalo berkenan, klik gambar, print pastu tunjuk kat tuan kedai...hehe



Ayer Hitam

Ayer Hitam, which literally means 'Black Water' in Malay, has always been referred to as 'the town that never sleeps', because of the busy town streets where the traffic is endless here, as people would stop here for a meal on their way to Johor Bahru an Kuala Lumpur. It will only take less than an hour to reach here if you travel by car from Johor Bahru.

There are many activities for visitors to participate in, some of them include horseback riding, fishing, and camping. Visitors can purchase anything ceramic here, as Ayer Hitam is famous for it. One can buy vases, flowerpots, porcelain, jars, photo frames, and ready-made customized souvenirs.

Not only can visitors browse through the quality souvenirs, visitors can also sample some local food. Among the famous food that is sure to satisfy your stomach are prawn crackers, tapioca chips, steamed corn and the must-have 'otak-otak'(steamed coconut-milk based fish cake). The food are freshly made and prepacked for visitors.

Date of visit : 9 Februari 2008

Batu Penggaram, Batu Pahat



Dataran Penggaram, Batu Pahat is most attractive places at night. With colourful of light, this recreational park is most recommended to visit at night.

Date of visit : 9 Februari 2008

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