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Place of InterestIstana Hinggap C2NS Galleria Chocolate World A3Public Library C3Seremban Lake Garden D3Seremban Orchid Park D3Seremban Square C3Sri Balathandayuthapani Temple C3State Mosque C3State Museum A3Taman Mini Malaysia D2Wisma Negeri C2

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STARFRESH AGRO PARK Getting back to nature is easy at the Starfresh Agro Park, just 9km from the Seremban town centre. The park features 40 acres of tropical vegetation, fruit trees and herbal plants, as well as a variety of domestic farm animals. Visitors have a choice of leisure, experiential learning and team building packages, ranging in duration from one to two days. Popular activities here are farm visits, river rafting and paintball. Dormitory-style accommodation and campsites are available for overnight stays. Both western and local fare can be savoured at restaurants located within the park itself.Tel: +606 679 4288 Website: www.starfresh.com.my

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Seremban Inn C2Seri Malaysia B3Sutera A5The Royale Bintang Resort & Spa Seremban D3Time A3Villa B3 FacilitiesCarmelite Monastery C5Columbia Asia Hospital A4Columbia Asia Hospital –Seremban New Wing A4Hospital Bersalin Cina B1Hospital Tuanku Jaafar D4Jabatan Audit Negara A4Jabatan Psikiatri Hospital Seremban C4Kelab Perhiburan China C3Kelab Sukan Keretapi C3KPJ Seremban Specialist Hospital A3Mahkamah Tengah C2Mawar Renal Medical Centre C4Pejabat Kesihatan Daerah Seremban D3Pejabat Menteri Besar C2Pertubuhan Kebajikan Islam Malaysia D2Pusat Kegiatan Saudara Baru As-Saadah D3Royal Sungai Ujong Club D2SAINS (Syarikat Air Negeri Sembilan) A5Seremban KTM Station C3Seremban Municipal Council (MPS) Field C3Seremban Municipal Council Centre(MPS) C3State Secretariat Building C2Taxi & Bus Station C3TNB Cawangan Negeri Sembilan C3 Information CentreMinistry of Tourism & Culture Negeri Sembilan Office D2Negeri Sembilan Tourism Board C3Tourism Malaysia Negeri Sembilan D3

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NEGERI SEMBILAN STATE MOSQUEConstructed between 1967 and 1970, the Negeri Sembilan State Mosque sits atop a hill overlooking the Seremban Lake Gardens and downtown Seremban. A fusion of modernist and Minangkabau architectural styles, the mosque was designed with nine pillars, which extend beyond its roofline, to represent the original nine districts of the state.

Tel : +606 762 2692Website : jheains.ns.gov.my

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SEREMBAN LAKE GARDEN The Seremban Lake Gardens covers 10 acres of landscaped grounds surrounded by tropical trees, plants and flowers. Here, visitors can enjoy a stroll through the garden’s relaxing green spaces or get active on the jogging track. Just 2km from the town centre, this popular recreational area boasts two lakes, one of which has a floating stage where entertainment programmes are held regularly. Tel : +606 766 7500Website : www.mpsns.gov.my

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THEN SZE KHOON TEMPLE Perched majestically on Bukit Jung, 3km from the town centre, the Then Sze Khoon Temple is believed to be more than a hundred years old. This popular Taoist temple is also known as the “Centipede Temple” due to the many centipedes that thrive on its grounds. The temple features many colourful life-sized sculptures of Chinese deities, a pagoda, koi pond and garden. Tel : +606 767 6873Website : www.tskhoo.com

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SRI BALATHANDAYUTHAPANI TEMPLE Situated right in the heart of town, the Sri Balathandayuthapani Temple has been in existence since 1895, making it one of the oldest Hindu temples in Negeri Sembilan. Spread over 65,000sq ft, this historical temple is adorned with intricate architectural details and religious art, complemented by landscaped gardens and cascading waterfalls.

Tel :+606 763 8011

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NEGERI SEMBILAN STATE MUSEUM Established in 1953, the State Museum provides an overview of the state’s rich history and culture. Housed in an old wooden palace which has been restored to its original grandeur, the museum showcases a varied range of exhibits, including ancient weaponry as well as brass and silverware used by the Royal families. Next to the museum is the Negeri Sembilan House, a fine example of Minangkabau architecture. Tel : +606 763 1149Website : lmns.ns.gov.my

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SEREMBAN ORCHID PARK Located within the grounds of the Seremban Lake Gardens, the Seremban Orchid Park is built on four acres of carefully landscaped hilly terrain. An interesting array of orchids, both wild and hybrid, can be found here. With its well-thought-out display areas and serene surroundings, the park is a great place for visitors to enjoy and learn more about orchids.

Tel : +606 766 7500Website : www.mpsns.gov.my

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Lexis & GrandLexis PD

Glory BeachResort PD

Sunshine Bay Resort

The GuestHotel & Spa

Alive 3D Art Gallery

Grandpa Hotel

Corus Paradise Resort

Golden Straits Villas

Avillion Port Dickson

Seri Malaysia

HomestayPachitan

Lukut Fishing Jetty

Fishing Pond

Tourist Information Centre (TIC)

Royal PD Yacht Club

Bayu Beach Resort

The Regency Tanjung Tuan

The Grand Beach Resort

Residence Desa Lagoon

PD Golf& Country Club

Avillion Admiral Cove

E-hotelMesra Hotel

Cozzi Hotel

Ancasa Resort Allsuite Resort & Spa

Seri Ratu Hotel & Spa

Klana Beach Resort PD

Akar Beach Resort

Bougainvilla Resort

Ocean View Resort

Thistle Hotel

Blue Lagoon Condominium

Blue Lagoon

Pantai CahayaNegeri

Pantai Saujana

PantaiBaganPinang

PNB Ilham Resort

Puteri Beach Resort

Nouvelle Hotel

Homestay D’Pelanduk Best

Palm Spring Resort City

Eagle Ranch Resort Primaland Resort& Convention Centre

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Army Museum

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Pantai Teluk Kemang

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Shopping From lively night markets to modern malls, Negeri Sembilan offers a plethora of shopping options, especially in Seremban and Nilai. One of the most popular shopping destinations here is the Nilai 3 Wholesale Centre, the largest wholesale centre in Malaysia. Local handicrafts and souvenirs can be purchased at various craft centres around the state, including the Negeri Sembilan Craft Complex and Rembau Crystal Village.

Dining While an array of Asian and western food can be found everywhere in Seremban and other major towns, Rembau is the place to go for authentic Minang fare. Traditional Negeri Sembilan food is generally known to be on the spicy side because of the liberal use of chillies in addition to coconut milk. A signature cooking style is masak lemak cili api which literally means “cooked in coconut milk and bird’s eye chillies”. The state’s specialities include ikan keli berlada (catfish in chilli paste) and rendang (dry meat curry) served with lemang (glutinous rice and coconut milk cooked in hollow bamboo segments).

Getting ThereNegeri Sembilan is easily accessible via several major highways, including the North-South Expressway (NSE) and LEKAS. Its state capital, Seremban, is about 68km from Kuala Lumpur and 270km from Johor Bahru, using the NSE. Seremban is also the southern terminal of the electrified commuter rail network, KTM Komuter, which connects the town to Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley.While there is no airport in Negeri Sembilan, the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is just 57km away. Direct bus services are available between the airport and Seremban. There are ferry connections between Port Dickson and Dumai in Indonesia.

Getting AroundNegeri Sembilan is well served by buses and taxis plying both local and inter-town routes. Seremban’s main public transport hub is Terminal One, located in the town centre. You can get a taxi at the Seremban Railway Terminal, the Terminal One and the Port Dickson Bus TerminalBus services are available from the Terminal One Bus Station in Seremban to towns like Kuala Pilah, Kuala Kelawang, Port Dickson, Nilai and Tampin. The Seremban Municipal Council offers free shuttle services around town every 20 minutes from 6.30am to 8.00pm.

Useful Contacts Tourism enquiries:Tourism Malaysia Negeri SembilanTel: +606 762 4488 / 763 5388 / 762 2388

Tourist Information Centre(Seremban – Port Dickson Highway R & R)Tel: +606 672 2726

Ministry of Tourism & Culture (Negeri Sembilan Office)Tel: +606 765 9870 / 765 9871

Negeri Sembilan Tourism BoardTel: +606 765 9734 / 765 9725

AccommodationPort DicksonAncasa Allsuites & Spa **** Tel: +606 662 7288Avillion Admiral Cove Tel: +606 647 0888Avillion Port Dickson**** Tel: +606 647 6688Bayu Beach Resort*** Tel: +606 647 3703Corus Paradise Resort**** Tel: +606 647 7600Eagle Ranch Resort** Tel: +606 661 0495Glory Beach Resort*** Tel: +606 651 6888Golden Straits Villas Beach Resort** Tel: +606 647 3818Hotel Seri Malaysia Port Dickson** Tel: +606 6476070Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson Tel: +606 660 2626PNB Ilham Resort*** Tel: +606 662 6800Port Dickson Golf & Country Club **** Tel: +606 647 3132 / 3586Primaland Resort & Convention Centre Tel: +606 662 6363Grand Lexis & Lexis PD Tel: +606 653 2000Puteri Beach Resort, PD Tel: +606 662 5555The Grand Beach Resort, PD Tel: +606 647 4090Residence Desa Lagoon Resort *** Tel: +606 6477515TM Resort *** Tel: +606 662 7262The Regency Tanjung Tuan Beach Resort*** Tel: +606 647 5232Thistle Port Dickson Resort ***** Tel: +606 648 2828Klana Beach Resort ,PD Tel: +606 6487888The Guest Hotel & Spa, PD Tel: +606 651 7799 Seremban1 Malaysia Hotel Tel: +606 767 3886Angsa Hotel Tel: +606 767 8777Carlton Star Hotel Tel: +606 762 5336 / 5337Hotel S2 Tel: +606 601 6880Hotel Seri Malaysia Seremban** Tel: +606 764 4181Klana Resort**** Tel: +606 766 8888Oakland Hotel Tel: +606 601 3222One Heritage Hotel Tel: +606 767 2888Rafayeh Hotel Tel: +606 767 1021 / 2Senawang Star Hotel Tel: +606 677 2969Seremban Inn Tel: +606 761 7777Sutera Hotel Tel: +606 601 3774Palm Seremban Hotel Tel: +606 768 0088The Royale Bintang Resort & Spa**** Tel: +606 766 6666Time Hotel Tel: +606 767 9949 NilaiThe Aston Hotel Nilai *** Tel: +606 799 8888Nilai Hotel* Tel: +606 799 8388Nilai Springs Resort Hotel **** Tel: +606 850 2288 Bahau / JempolACBE Hotel Tel: +606 454 4128Bahau Hotel Tel: +606 454 1059Era Hotel Bahau** Tel: +606 455 3300New Jelai Hotel Tel: +606 454 7000 Kuala KlawangHotel Sri Klawang Tel: +606 613 4046Titi Eco Farm Tel: +603 7874 8122 Kuala PilahDesa Inn Tel: +606 481 8033Kampungstay Laman Ejo Tel: +6012 399 8793 /+6019 200 2021Melang Inn Hotel Tel: +606 481 1511Seri Menanti Resort Tel: +606 497 0049 RembauKendong Village Resort Tel: 003 55488585 / +6012 3306808 / +6019 733 7343Rembau Hotel Tel: +606 685 1333 / +6013 274 7111Yours Family Hotel Tel: +606 685 8888 TampinTropicana Hotel Tel: +607 948 2668Wangsamas Hotel Tel: +606 443 3333

JELITA OSTRICH FARMThe 4.2-hectare Jelita Ostrich Farm is the first ostrich farm in Malaysia. Located 10km from Seremban, this show farm provides a rare opportunity to observe ostriches up close in a natural environment. Guided tours are available to introduce visitors to these flightless birds, including the various aspects of ostrich breeding and rearing. Tel: +606 767 0707

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MALAYSIA NEGERI SEMBILANThe name Negeri Sembilan literally means “Land of the Nine States”, a reference to the nine districts that used to make up the state. Its capital is Seremban while the royal town is Seri Menanti. Its ubiquitous Minangkabau cultural heritage dates back to the 15th century. It is the only state in Malaysia where the Adat Perpatih, a set of customs based on the ethnic group’s matrilineal social system, is practised to this day. The Minangkabau influence can also

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throughout the state. With its laid-back ambience, varied landscapes and a vibrant mix of beaches, parks and attractions, Negeri Sembilan is a great choice for a relaxing getaway.

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TITI ECO FARMKuala KlawangTiti Eco Farm comprises an organic farm, resort and in-farm factory. Sprawled across 40 acres, the farm also features fruit and herb gardens, fish ponds, a poultry farm and recreational areas. The farm’s resort is a relaxing retreat where guests can immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the organic food grown here. The farm also produces a wide range of certified organic produce which can be purchased at its organic mart.

Tel: +603 7874 8122Website: www.titieco.com.my

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EXTREME PARKPort DicksonBuilt with outdoor enthusiasts in mind, the Extreme Park offers jungle trails, different kinds of playing fields, go-kart track and other extreme sports facilities. Visitors can have their pick of adrenaline-pumping action including paintball, archery, go-karts and ATV trail rides. The park is located 30km southwest of Seremban in Port Dickson where a wide range of accommodation is easily available.

Tel: +6019 380 8529 Website: www.extremepark.com.my

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NILAI 3 WHOLESALE CENTRENilai Sprawled across 165 hectares, Nilai 3 has been recognised as Malaysia’s Largest Wholesale Centre by the Malaysia Book of Records. Comprising a retail mall and wholesale centre, this one-stop shopping destination offers a great variety of products and services at competitive prices, from textiles and clothing to carpets, homeware, furniture and more. Numerous food stalls and recreational facilities are available here.

Tel: +606 799 3883 Website: www.nilai-3.com

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WET WORLD PEDAS HOT SPRINGSPedasWet World Pedas Hot Springs features two open-air common pools filled with hot water from the spring, with temperature ranging from 35⁰C to 46⁰C. Private bathtubs are also available, as well as a reflexology footbath, where you walk on a reflexology pebble trail in the water. The cooled spring water is circulated throughout the waterpark, which is set in scenic hilly surroundings and offers hours of fun for families.

Tel: +606 685 8027Website: www.owg.com.my/fun/wet-world

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GUNUNG ANGSIKuala PilahThe 825m Gunung Angsi is located within the Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest in Kuala Pilah, about 16km from Seremban. Due to its well-developed trails and adequate signage, Gunung Angsi is a relatively easy mountain to hike up. The summit, which takes three to four hours to reach, offers a great view of Seremban. The mountain is accessible via Ulu Bendul and Bukit Putus, 3km away.

Tel : +606 765 9849 (Jabatan Perhutanan Negeri, NS)Website : www.forestry.gov.my/negerisembilan

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TERATAK ZA’BA (HOUSE OF PENDETA ZA’BA)JempolThis memorial house acts as a repository of documents, memorabilia and other research materials chronicling the life and times of Tan Sri Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad, also known as Za’ba. An icon in the world of Malay literature and philosophy, Za’ba made many notable contributions to Malaysia’s economic, political and social development. The house is located in Za’ba’s birthplace in Bukit Kerdas, about 50km from Seremban.

Tel : +606 498 5193Website : lmns.ns.gov.my

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ECO-EDU TOURISM RECREATIONAL FORESTSungai MenyalaDesignated as the first eco-edu tourism park in Malaysia, this 1,300-hectare forest reserve is a wonderful place to learn about the forest and its rich biodiversity. Nature lovers can explore the different habitats here through a network of trails and boardwalks. The park offers a comprehensive range of facilities, including accommodation, a showcase of aborigine culture and forestry specimens, as well as lecture halls.

Tel : +606 765 9849 (Jabatan Perhutanan Negeri, NS) Website : www.forestry.gov.my/negerisembilan

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ROYAL MUSEUM OF SERI MENANTISeri MenantiRoyal Museum of Seri Menanti is a former royal palace and one of the last remaining wooden palaces in Malaysia. It was built out of wood in 1908 without the use of a single nail. This five-storey building houses a collection of royal regalia as well as various costumes, furniture, weapons and historical paraphernalia. It is located in the royal town of Seri Menanti, some 50km from Seremban.

Tel : +606 497 9653 Website : lmns.ns.gov.my

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HOMESTAYThe homestay programme presents guests with a unique opportunity to experience firsthand authentic rural living in Negeri Sembilan. Visitors will get to immerse themselves in the daily life and activities of the host family, from playing traditional games to helping prepare local delicacies. Given the varied locations and economic activities of villages, every homestay offers a different experience.

Ministry of Tourism & Culture (Negeri Sembilan Office)Tel: +606 765 9870 / 9871Website: www.go2homestay.com

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PORT DICKSON NATIONAL BEACHPort DicksonAffectionately referred to as PD, the seaside town of Port Dickson is a popular weekend destination on Peninsular Malaysia’s southwestern coast. Its sun-kissed beaches, lined by towering coconut trees and shady casuarinas, provide the perfect backdrop for a relaxing beach holiday or picnic. The better-known beaches here are Teluk Kemang and Blue Lagoon where holidaymakers can enjoy myriad water sports and beach activities.

Tel: +606 646 2057Website: www.mppd.gov.my

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ARMY MUSEUMPort DicksonThis award-winning army museum traces the illustrious history of the Malaysian Armed Forces through several galleries, featuring military artefacts, memorabilia and more. A rich source of historical information, the museum provides a unique insight into Malaysia’s proud military heritage. Outdoor exhibits include a memorial fountain and decommissioned military vehicles such as planes, tanks and artillery guns.

Tel : +606 640 9488 / 9484 / 9481 / 9482Website: www.armymuseumpd.gov.my

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ADAT MUSEUMJelebuThe Adat Museum is a must-visit for those who are curious about Minangkabau culture. The museum houses a comprehensive collection of Minang artefacts and archival materials. Displayed in five main exhibition areas, the exhibits range from ceremonial costumes, traditional musical instruments and buffalo horn-shaped headdresses to detailed explanations of the matrilineal society’s Adat Perpatih customs.

Tel : +606 613 6586 / 6621Website : www.jmm.gov.my/en/museum/customs-museum

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GUNUNG DATUK RECREATIONAL FORESTRembauA popular hiking spot, the Gunung Datuk Recreational Forest is situated just 35km from Seremban. It is covered in hill dipterocarp forest which provides a habitat for a diverse array of plant and animal life. The trail up Gunung Datuk is a relatively short one and will take about two to three hours to complete. For the convenience of visitors, the forest park also features chalets and rest huts.


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REMBAU MUSEUM (REPLICA OF RAJA MELEWAR’S PALACE)RembauJust 12km from Rembau town, the museum is actually a replica of the 300-year-old palace of Raja Melewar, Negeri Sembilan’s first ruler. Several galleries in the museum offer a glimpse into Rembau’s rich historical past, the Adat Perpatih customs that are unique to the state as well as Raja Melewar himself. Facilities here include a public library.

Tel : +606 438 3409Website : lmns.ns.gov.my

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ULU BENDUL RECREATIONAL FORESTKuala PilahSituated 16km from Seremban, the Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest provides an ideal setting for picnicking, camping and other leisure activities. Among the attractions here are a cascading waterfall and man-made rock pool, making it a great spot to cool off on hot days. A starting point for hiking up Gunung Angsi, Ulu Bendul also boasts several shorter trails that are perfect for jungle-trekking.


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GUNUNG TAMPINTampinGunung Tampin stands proud at 765m on the southern end of the Titiwangsa range. Situated within the Tampin Forest Reserve about 2km from Tampin town, the mountain is covered in a hill dipterocarp forest that’s rich in flora and fauna. Various trails provide hikers with scenic views of gently undulating terrain, lush greenery and rocky outcrops. There are also designated recreational areas with rest huts and a children’s playground.


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AS EQUESTRIAN CENTRELenggengHorse lovers can indulge their passion at the AS Equestrian Centre, an equestrian facility in Lenggeng, 26km from Seremban. The centre provides horse riding lessons for all levels of riders as well as livery and horse training services. Facilities here include stables and paddocks, a standard arena, jungle tracks and grass fields. Trail rides are also available at the centre.

Tel: +6019 354 4472 / +6019 354 4470

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FORT LUKUT & LUKUT MUSEUMPort DicksonAbout 30km from Seremban lies Lukut Fort, a historical monument that was built in 1826 to protect the tin-rich town of Lukut in its heyday. Here, visitors can enjoy a sweeping view of Lukut and explore the fort’s ancient ruins. A short distance away, the Lukut Museum pays tribute to the glorious past of Lukut and its fort. Exhibits here include artefacts unearthed at the fort as well as a showcase of Minangkabau traditions and customs.

Tel: +606 651 2954Website: www.jmm.gov.my/en/museum/lukut-museum

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GUNUNG BESAR ANTUJelebuAt 1,462 metres, Gunung Besar Antu is the highest peak in Negeri Sembilan. Located in Jelebu, the mountain marks the border between Negeri Sembilan and Pahang. The mountain is a great place for a day hike or overnight camping trip as there are designated campsites along the trail. The trailhead starts at the Lata Kijang base camp, which is only accessible by four-wheel drive vehicles from Kampung Chennah.


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EAGLE RANCH SPORTS PARADISEPort DicksonThe cowboy-themed Eagle Ranch Resort is set amidst 32 acres of rugged surroundings with horse trails and eagles soaring overhead, hence the name. The resort offers all kinds of fun-filled activities, including horse riding, archery, go-karting, canoeing, paintball, flying fox and sea rafting. Accommodation options here range from log cabins and paddock chalets to Native American-style tepee tents. Guests will also get to savour a wide array of western and local fare. Eagle Ranch is located about 24km from the Port Dickson town centre.

Tel: +606 661 0495Website: www.eagleranch.com.my

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REMBAU CRYSTALRembauThe largest crystal complex in Malaysia, Rembau Crystal Village is dedicated to the production and promotion of the finest crystal creations. A local landmark in Rembau, the 1.82-hectare complex is fronted by a distinctive Minangkabau-inspired facade and houses a training centre, manufacturing facilities and showroom. Here, visitors can get an insight into the art of crystal-making as well as view a wide selection of crystal products.

Tel : +606 685 3100Website : http://www.ns.gov.my

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BAITUL HILAL COMPLEX OBSERVATORYTeluk KemangVisitors can enjoy a night of stargazing at the Baitul Hilal Complex Observatory in Teluk Kemang, just 10km south of Port Dickson. Situated on a 1.2-hectare site, the observatory is equipped with one of the largest and most advanced telescopes in Southeast Asia. Several vintage telescopes and astrology artefacts are also housed here. Accommodation is available in the beach resort that’s conveniently located within the complex grounds.

Tel : +606 648 7888 (Baitul Hilal Complex)

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