2025 Segamat Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Walters Farm is a recreation farm featuring a mini zoo, outdoor waterfun, food stores and fun recreation activities. It located in Batu 3, Jalan Segamat-Jementah, Segamat, Johor. The outdoor waterfun is the most popular section, especially for the family with kids. Fun recreation activities are such as Bumper car, Trampoline, Kids train, ATV, Horse-ride/Carriage, Photos with little animals & birds feeding etc. All charges are upon minute or trip. Apart of that, there are rows of little colourful wooden houses within the park, provides accommodation for those who love nature and wanna away from bustling city life. Admission fee for Package(Mini zoo + outdoor waterfun) : RM35(Adult), RM28(Children/Senior). Business hours: open daily from 10am - 6.30pm. #awesomepic#mytripvlog#tripblazers#summervacation

Kebunhaus in Segamat Johor Experiencing aesthetic and cozy place to eat in Segamat Johor. Provide extra special on different everyday menu. This cafe serve western and malay fusion food with variety of beverages. Last time i ordered salted caramel coffee, choc mocha smoothie, homemade beef burger with caramelised onion and chicken oglio olio. The food were very comfort and superdelicious. 😋#Kebunhaus

#newyearadventure Address - MARILAH CAFE, No. 19, Jalan Utama 2, Taman Utama, 85000 Segamat, Johor Ambiance/Facilities - A modern cafe, serving favourite local delights. The business hour is from 8:30am to 6:00pm, daily and it close on Wednesday. Highlights - Nasi Lemak Rendang and Butter Milk Chicken Rice is nice. It come with “kopi tarik” ice, which is really tasty especially during the hot weather. Avg. Price per Person - RM15.00 with coffee Rating - 4.2/5.0 This is no pork and no lard cafe. A Muslim friendly cafe.

Located next to Labis Traffic Lights, the only traffic light in the town centre, Nasi Ayam Alysha attract my attention for my quick lunch. It’s a well ventilated spacious corner shop, with 40 tables. It’s almost 2pm, most of the shop were closed for lunch. But, this shop still busy with handsome crowds. The meal come with hot chicken broth soup and a tasty drumstick. I added hot tea to my meal. Price is reasonable cheap, which is less than RM10.00 for my lunch. Besides that, they also sell nasi lemak and roti canai for breakfast. Do drop by, and try the local food offered by a young local entrepreneur. The shop open at 7am-4pm. #jjcm #labis #awesomepic #tripblazers

raining, waterfall,meal ohhh so excited.. morning view surronding with waterfall its so amazing. just come & try stay there.. this place named is takah pengkoi

Best budget hotel for traveller

Getting there: The best way to get to this national park is by driving though it is not easy to find. You may also follow package tour which will be more convenient. Highlights: Endau-Rompin is a beautiful national park in the southeastern part of Peninsular Malaysia. Together with Taman Negara and Royal Belum State Park it contains some of the oldest rainforests in the world. Rompin State Park is also among the forests with the highest diversity of flora and fauna in Malaysia. 😊 There are various popular attractions in the national park including the jungle trails, a visit to the Jakun tribe village, rubber tube rafting, night safari, and also numerous fantastic waterfalls. The jungle trail is interesting and a must-do at this national park. However, remember to bring along your mosquito repellent! 😆 Entrance: Entry to the park requires a special permit (RM10) from the Johor National Park Corporation. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #createwithtrip #naturewalk #naturewonder

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#### **First Impressions** Tucked in the sleepy town of **Bekok, Johor**, this unassuming gallery is a **hidden love letter to Hakka culture**. Housed in a converted 1950s shophouse, it feels like stepping into a time capsule—wooden floors creaking underfoot, black-and-white photos whispering stories of rubber tappers and pioneers. As a solo traveller, I had the entire place to myself for a full hour. #### **The Good 🏮** ✔ **Authentic & Raw** – No flashy exhibits, just **handwritten notes**, vintage sewing machines, and a *real* Hakka kitchen setup. ✔ **Passionate Curator** – If Mr. Wong (the owner) is there, he’ll enthusiastically explain Hakka migration tales (in Mandarin/Hokkien). ✔ **Free Entry** – Donation box available—I dropped RM5 for the effort. ✔ **Nostalgic AF** – The **antique coin display** and 1960s schoolbooks hit me right in the heritage feels. #### **The Not-So-Good 📜** ✖ **Tiny Space** – Just **two rooms**; manage expectations. ✖ **Language Barrier** – Minimal English captions. Google Translate helped. ✖ **Bekok is Remote** – No Grab/taxis. You’ll need a car (or a *very* patient bus ride from Segamat). #### **Solo Travel Tips** 📅 **Timing:** Open **10AM–4PM** (closed Mondays). Mornings are quieter. 🚌 **Getting There:** - **From Segamat:** 45-min drive via Route 1. - **By Bus:** Take Johor-Segamat bus to Bekok (ask driver to drop near "Hakka Gallery"). 🍜 **Eat Like a Local:** Afterward, walk to **Bekok Rail Coffee Shop** for killer kaya toast and half-boiled eggs. #### **Nearby Gems** 1. **Gunung Belumut** – Jungle trek to a misty summit (1hr away). 2. **Labis Hot Springs** – Soak in rustic pools (30-min drive). #### **Verdict** ⭐ **3.8/5** – A **small but sincere** tribute to Hakka grit. Worth it if: - You’re road-tripping through Johor’s hinterlands. - Your grandparents were Hakka (prepare for *feels*). - You collect offbeat cultural spots. **Solo Bonus:** The quiet town has a safe, "everyone knows everyone" vibe. An old uncle even walked me to the coffee shop! --- **Final Thought:** This place won’t blow your mind, but it’ll **warm your heart**—like finding your grandpa’s old diary.

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#johorbahrutrip #### **First Impressions** Tucked away in **Tanjung Sepat**, this mangrove forest feels like stepping into a forgotten jungle retreat. The moment you enter, the sounds of the city fade, replaced by rustling leaves and distant birdcalls. As a solo traveller, I appreciated how blissfully empty it was—just me and nature. #### **The Good 🌿** ✔ **Perfect Solitude** – Didn’t see another soul for an hour. Ideal for meditation, reading, or just breathing in the earthy mangrove air. ✔ **Wildlife Surprises** – Spot fiddler crabs scuttling in the mud, monitor lizards sunbathing, and kingfishers darting between trees. Bring binoculars! ✔ **Photographer’s Dream** – Sunlight filtering through the mangrove canopy creates magical shadows. The wooden boardwalks make great leading lines for photos. ✔ **Easy Accessibility** – Flat, well-maintained paths (no hiking skills needed). #### **The Not-So-Good 🦟** ✖ **Mosquito Paradise** – They will feast on you. I reapplied repellent twice and still got bites. Wear long sleeves/pants! ✖ **Short & Sweet** – The loop takes only 20-30 minutes at a leisurely pace. Pair it with other attractions. ✖ **Zero Amenities** – No toilets, benches, or vendors. Come prepared with water and snacks. #### **Solo Travel Tips** - **Golden Hours Rule** – Visit at 8-10AM or 4-6PM for soft light and active wildlife. - **Footwear Matters** – The boardwalks can be slippery after rain. Trekking sandals worked best for me. - **Safety Note** – While generally safe, the remoteness means phone signal is patchy. Let someone know your plans. #### **Nearby Gems** Combine with: 1. **Tanjung Sepat’s Famous Coffee Shop** (5-min drive) – Their charcoal-baked buns are legendary. 2. **Pantai Batu Laut** (10-min drive) – A secluded beach for post-mangrove relaxation. #### **Final Rating & Thoughts** ⭐ **4/5** – Loses a point for the bug assault and short duration, but gains full marks for raw, unfiltered nature. If you’re a solo traveller craving quiet communion with wild places, this little mangrove whispers magic. **Pro Tip:** Pack a hammock! I strung mine between two trees by the riverbank and spent an hour listening to the water—my favorite solo travel memory in Malaysia.

#johorbahrutrip Driving trip to Johor Bahru (JB) to Muar, Kluang, Tebrau City, and Mersing The route balances cultural stops, food adventures, and natural sights across southern Johor: ### **Suggested Route & Stops** **Day 1: Johor Bahru → Tebrau City → Kluang** - **Tebrau City** (20 mins from JB): - Start with breakfast at **The Toast Café** (famous for *kaya toast* and soft-boiled eggs). - **Drive to Kluang** (~1.5 hours): - Stop at **Kluang Rail Coffee** (original 1938 railway station café) for coffee and *roti bakar*. - Visit **UK Farm Agro Resort** (interactive goat farm) or hike **Gunung Lambak** (510m trail). - Lunch: Try *Kluang Nasi Lemak* or *Curry Mee*. - Stay overnight in Kluang (e.g., **Kluang Hotel** or eco-lodges near Gunung Lambak). **Day 2: Kluang → Muar** (~2-hour drive) - **Muar Highlights**: - Breakfast: *Muar Mee Bandung* (spicy noodle dish) at **Restoran Salahuddin**. - Explore **Muar Town**: - **Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque** (grand Moorish-style mosque). - **Tanjung Emas Park** (riverside stroll with views of the Muar River). - **Muar Street Art** (murals around Jalan Meriam/Jalan Ali). - Lunch: *Otak-Otak* (grilled fish paste) at **Haji Wahid Otak-Otak**. - Drive to **Parit Jawa** (30 mins) for fresh seafood dinner at waterfront restaurants. - Stay overnight in Muar (e.g., **Thistle Hotel** or boutique guesthouses). **Day 3: Muar → Mersing** (~3-hour scenic drive via Kota Tinggi) - **Mersing Highlights**: - Breakfast: *Roti Canai* at **Mersing Seafood Restaurant**. - Explore **Mersing Town**: - **Mersing Waterfront** (quaint fishing village vibes). - **Pantai Air Papan** (beach for a quick dip). - Optional: Take a ferry to **Tioman Island** (if extending your trip). - Lunch: Fresh seafood at **Mersing Seafood Market**. - Return to JB (~2.5-hour drive) or stay overnight in Mersing (e.g., **Mersing Hotel**). ### **Key Food Stops** - **Tebrau City**: *The Toast Café*, *Hai Kee Teochew Porridge*. - **Kluang**: *Kluang Rail Coffee*, *Restoran Yat Yat*. - **Muar**: *Mee Bandung Salahuddin*, *Haji Wahid Otak-Otak*, *Asam Pedas*. - **Mersing**: *Mersing Seafood Market*, *Warung Pokok Ketapang*. ### **Driving Tips** 1. **Route**: Use **Highway E22** (JB-Kluang) and **Highway 24** (Kluang-Muar). For Mersing, take **Highway 3** (coastal road). 2. **Tolls**: Touch ’n Go card needed for highways. 3. **Parking**: Easy in towns; RM2–5 at most lots. 4. **Safety**: Avoid rural roads at night; watch for motorcycles. ### **Bonus Detours** - **Endau-Rompin National Park** (jungle trekking, waterfalls) between Kluang and Mersing. - **Kota Tinggi Waterfalls** (en route to Mersing). This road trip blends city vibes, heritage towns, and coastal relaxation—perfect for a 3-day Johor adventure! 🚗🍜🌴 Let me know if you need more details!

|The Zhengjian Temple in Segamat is so shocking. In Segamat, Johor, Malaysia, there is a spiritual paradise that transcends the world - Zhengjian Temple. It is like a shining pearl hidden in the scenery of Nanyang, quietly exuding an atmosphere of compassion and solemnity, and every corner tells a unique Buddhist story. Once you set foot on this land, the hustle and bustle of the world will be left far behind. 🚗Transportation Guide: It takes about 2-3 hours to drive from Johor Bahru. The scenery along the way was picturesque. Outside the window was the vast pastoral scenery of Malaysia, with large tracts of palm trees and rubber forests flying by quickly. As I got closer to the Zhengjian Temple, my heart became calmer, as if I was slowly approaching a sacred appointment. 🏯First visit to Zhengjian Temple: As soon as we arrived at Zhengjian Temple, a magnificent white building came into view. Against the backdrop of the blue sky, it looked holy and solemn. The release pond in front of the temple is sparkling, the fish in the pond are swimming freely, and lotus flowers are blooming dotted around, emitting a subtle fragrance. The stone lions at the entrance are majestic, yet peaceful, as if they are guarding this Buddhist holy land. 🌳Temple layout: As you step into the temple, you will find the overall layout is neat and grand. The Main Hall is the absolute core. Inside the hall, there is a tall Buddha statue with a dazzling golden body and solemn appearance, which makes people feel awe unconsciously. The Buddha's eyes are compassionate and peaceful, and no matter which angle you stand at, it seems as if you are being watched gently. The murals in the hall are exquisite and colorful, depicting classic Buddhist stories. Every stroke is filled with the craftsmen's painstaking efforts and their devotion to Buddhism. Stopping to admire them, you feel as if you have traveled through time and space and found yourself in the ancient Buddhist world. Walking along the cobblestone road, you will see lush tropical plants on both sides, with mango trees, coconut trees and other plants interweaving to create a green scene. There are also elegant Zen rooms scattered around, quiet and peaceful, which are the places where monks practice and live. Going further, you can see a pagoda with a white body and smooth lines. It emits a soft light under the sunlight. It is said that praying around the pagoda can bring good luck and blessings. Many believers will walk around it devoutly for several times. 🙏Religious Activities: Zhengjian Temple regularly holds various Dharma assemblies and meditation activities. During the ceremony, the temple was filled with curling incense and the sound of Buddhist chants. Monks dressed in robes chanted scriptures and prayed for blessings. The scene was solemn and sacred. Believers came from all directions, holding incense and candles, kneeling devoutly, their faces full of prayers for a better life. 🎁Special souvenirs: Before leaving, don't miss the souvenir shop in the temple. Here you can find all kinds of souvenirs related to Buddhist culture, including exquisite Buddhist beads, each of which is polished to be round and smooth, exuding a faint sandalwood scent; small Buddha statues, delicately carved with lifelike expressions; as well as Buddhist scriptures and handwritten Buddhist scriptures that contain the wisdom of Buddhism. Bringing one home is like bringing the blessings and protection of Zhengjian Temple back home. Segamat Zhengjian Temple is not only a religious temple, but also a spiritual home where the soul can be rested and nourished.

#favouriteitinerary Poin Bakery in Segamat offers fresh, daily bakes that look as delicious as they taste ! With a wide variety of treats, each one is beautifully presented and reasonably priced, too. There's a small seating area if you want to dine in, and coffee is also available (though we didn't try it). Minus point, few pesky flies that were absolutely a nuisance and must be gotten rid of to fully enjoy the experience. 📍 Poin Bakery, Pusat Komersial Sri Utama, Segamat.

very kids friendly and beautiful place. got a lot of pool temperature choices so can take a bath safely. will come back again

📍 Location and Transportation: VIP Hotel is located in Segamat, Johor, Malaysia, at No. 1, Jalan Selatan, Bandar Baru Segamat, Segamat, Johor 85000. The hotel is about 1 km from the center of Segamat, with convenient transportation and beautiful surroundings. 🏨 Hotel Facilities: The hotel has a stylish and grand exterior design, with luxurious and elegant interior decoration. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with complete facilities, providing a comfortable living environment. Here, you can enjoy high-quality sleep. The hotel also has several restaurants and bars, offering a variety of food choices to satisfy your taste buds. In addition, leisure facilities such as a gym and swimming pool are also available, allowing you to relax after a busy day. 💁‍♂️ Service and Experience: The hotel's service team is very professional and enthusiastic, always customer-oriented, and provides thoughtful service. From front desk reception to room service, every detail reflects their dedication. During my stay, I deeply felt the hotel's care for guests. Whether it was quickly checking in or meeting guests' needs in a timely manner, they did everything perfectly. 🌆 Nearby Attractions: There are many attractions worth visiting around the hotel, such as Segamat Palace and Segamat Museum. You can experience the local history, culture, and natural scenery at these attractions. 📝 Summary: VIP Hotel is a very good hotel, offering an unforgettable stay with its superior location, comfortable rooms, and rich dining experience. If you are planning to travel to Segamat, consider staying at this hotel.

😍 Today, I want to recommend a niche but amazing attraction in Segamat, Malaysia - Zhengjian Temple. 💕 As you approach Zhengjian Temple, you will be drawn to its spectacular architecture. The temple's architectural style is unique, incorporating the essence of many cultures. The upturned eaves and exquisite dougong make the whole building look lively and delicate, with a special charm. In the sunlight, the temple looks like a majestic and peaceful elder, silently telling stories of the past. 😊 Once you step inside the temple, you will be surrounded by a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. The temple's courtyard is exquisitely arranged, with green trees and blooming flowers everywhere. Each small area is like a carefully crafted little world, with neatly trimmed bonsai trees placed next to ancient Buddha statues, creating a harmonious scene. The Buddha statues sit solemnly, surrounded by curling incense smoke, exuding a mysterious and solemn power. 🙏 The murals in the temple are not to be missed. They are brightly colored and vividly depict Buddhist stories and legends. It's like opening a moving scripture, allowing you to directly feel the profound philosophy and wisdom contained in Buddhism. Walking slowly along the corridors of the temple and carefully looking at these murals, you will feel as if you have traveled back in time to witness the flourishing development of Buddhist culture. 🧐 As you go deeper into the temple, you will see the monks' meditation rooms and places of practice. Although we cannot get close to disturb them, just seeing them from a distance allows us to feel the monks' calm and focused lifestyle. Their persistent pursuit of faith and their detached attitude towards worldly noise deeply touch the hearts of visitors. 💕 If you happen to visit Zhengjian Temple on special days, you may have the opportunity to see local believers chanting and praying earnestly. Their voices are neat and powerful, as if they can dispel all worldly distractions. At this time, no matter how busy, tired, or troubled you were in life, you can temporarily put them aside and immerse yourself in this peaceful and harmonious atmosphere, seeking inner peace. 🤗 😘 Zhengjian Temple in Segamat, Malaysia, is like a pearl quietly shining in the noisy world. Dear friends, you must come and experience the unique beauty here and feel the peaceful yet powerful energy it contains. 💗

Landmark Hotel Stay Experience Recommended because: Landmark Hotel was my first choice for this trip due to its excellent location, stylish design, and high-quality service. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, this hotel offers an unexpectedly comfortable experience. Room type/layout: I stayed in an executive king room, which was spacious, bright, and well laid out. The modern minimalist design creates a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. The room is equipped with high-end bedding, advanced audio-visual equipment, and high-speed internet, making your stay even more enjoyable. Soundproofing/cleanliness: The hotel has excellent soundproofing, ensuring a quiet environment even in the busy city center. In terms of cleanliness, the hotel follows strict cleaning procedures to ensure that every room is clean and tidy, so you can stay with peace of mind. Nearby attractions: Landmark Hotel is located in a bustling area of the city center, with many attractions nearby. You can walk to famous shopping malls, historical sites, and food streets, adding more fun to your trip. Other tips: I recommend trying the hotel's specialty restaurant for exquisite cuisine. In addition, the hotel has a gym, swimming pool, and other leisure facilities, so you can find a place to relax even on a busy schedule. If you plan to hold a business event, the hotel's meeting rooms and business center offer one-stop service.

The travel guide for Segamat, Malaysia is as follows: I. Transportation Guide From Kuala Lumpur, taking a bus is a convenient way to get to Segamat, which takes about two and a half hours. You can also drive there, which takes about 3 hours. Alternatively, you can take a train to Segamat Station and then take a taxi or Grab to the city center. II. Food Recommendations Segamat offers a wide variety of delicious food. Here are some local specialties to try: • Ah Bao Hakka Yong Tau Foo: The rich curry flavor and crispy fried stuffed tofu are delicious. • Xiao Yang Bak Kut Teh: The soup is rich and the meat is tender and delicious. • Kampung Kwong Sai Charcoal Roasted Chicken: The chicken skin is crispy and the meat is tender. • New East Asia Coffee Shop: Offers authentic Malaysian breakfast and snacks. • Roti Canai: Pancakes and economic noodles are a must-try. III. Attractions Segamat has many natural and cultural attractions: • Hot Spring Lake: The hot spring lake, which has been artificially beautified, is a great place to relax. • Princess Waterfall: The waterfall is spectacular and a great place to cool off in the summer. • Sungai Bantang Recreational Forest: Perfect for hiking and getting close to nature. • Stone Park: A great place to take photos with all kinds of strange stones. • Qingyun Rock: A great place to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery. • Hakka Cultural Museum: A great place to learn about the local Hakka culture. IV. Accommodation Recommendations Segamat offers a variety of accommodation options, from budget to luxury, such as: • The View Hotel: Located in the center of Segamat, it is convenient and well-equipped, with clean and tidy rooms and attentive service. • ID Hotel: Known for its unique decor and comfortable accommodation, the hotel is surrounded by beautiful scenery and offers a wide range of shopping and dining options. V. Special Experience Don't forget to experience the camping culture in Segamat, where the glamping sites offer comfortable tents and a variety of activities such as marshmallow roasting and BBQ. When planning your trip, remember to bring mosquito repellent, as Segamat has a great natural environment and a lot of mosquitoes. If you plan to go hiking, remember to check the weather in advance, as the weather in the mountains is unpredictable. That's the travel guide for Segamat, Malaysia. I hope it helps you with your trip!

Segamat: A Dream of the South Seas in Malaysia In the north of Johor, Malaysia, Segamat is like a hidden gem in the South Seas, exuding a unique charm and offering visitors a dreamlike journey. Segamat National Park is a beautiful gift from nature to Segamat. As you step into the park, you are surrounded by lush tropical rainforests, with tall trees supporting a green canopy, and sunlight struggling to penetrate through the layers of branches and leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground. This is a paradise for rare flora and fauna, with proboscis monkeys leaping nimbly from branch to branch, their comical appearance endearing; Malayan tapirs, with their stout bodies, leisurely wander through the forest. As you walk along the winding paths, the sounds of insects and birds fill the air. As you approach the waterfall, the majestic water cascades down from a height, creating waves in the deep pool, the roar echoing through the valley, and the splashes bringing a coolness that instantly dispels the tropical heat. The Sultan Mosque of Segamat is undoubtedly the spiritual symbol of the city. The white building shines brightly in the sunlight, with a rounded and solemn dome and a minaret towering into the clouds, showcasing the unique charm of Islamic architecture. As you step inside, the exquisite carvings climb along the walls and columns, the intricate craftsmanship is breathtaking. Luxurious carpets cover the floor, soft and comfortable to walk on. The hanging crystal chandeliers emit a soft glow, intertwining with the light streaming through the stained glass windows, creating a peaceful and serene atmosphere. During prayer times, the melodious chanting echoes in the mosque, and the devout worshippers inspire awe. The Segamat History Museum is a time capsule recording the past of Segamat. The museum's rich collection, from ancient stone tools and exquisite Malay pottery to colonial-era letters and photographs, comprehensively showcases the city's development. Standing in front of the old photographs, you can almost see the past prosperity and changes of Segamat, feeling the deep imprint of time on this land. The food adds a rich touch to the Segamat journey. The classic Hainanese chicken rice, with tender and smooth chicken, shiny chicken skin, and rice infused with the essence of chicken broth, is full of rich flavor with every bite. And Roti Canai, a crispy Indian pancake, paired with rich curry dipping sauce, offers a perfect blend of crispy crust and rich curry in the mouth, leaving a lasting impression. In addition, there are various Malay snacks, with the aroma of satay and the soft and sweet coconut rice, each one immersing the taste buds in the South Seas style. In Segamat, you can indulge in the beautiful natural scenery, explore the rich history and culture, and taste authentic South Seas cuisine. This is not just a journey, but a spiritual exploration, offering unforgettable experiences and leaving beautiful memories.

Hey guys~ Today I want to share a super awesome check-in experience with you, which is the VIP Hotel Segamat in Segamat! 🎉 🚗 As soon as I entered the hotel, I was amazed by its magnificent architecture and exquisite garden design! The receptionist was super enthusiastic, the check-in process was super fast, and she introduced us to the hotel's various facilities and nearby attractions, which was really thoughtful! 💕 🛏️ The room is really super big, the decoration style is simple yet luxurious, the bedding is super comfortable, and it feels like lying on a cloud. What surprised me the most was that the balcony of the room could see the beautiful scenery of the entire Segamat, which was really refreshing! 🌄 🍽️ The hotel's restaurant is also a highlight, with all kinds of delicacies, especially their signature dishes, which are simply delicious! And the restaurant environment is super elegant, whether it is a date or a family dinner, it is very suitable! 🍴 🏊‍♂️ Of course, the hotel's various entertainment facilities are also not to be missed! Gym, swimming pool, sauna... everything you need, so you can enjoy luxury while staying healthy, it's perfect! 💪 🌃 At night, the hotel also prepared a romantic candlelight dinner for us, which was super romantic! Sharing food with your loved one under the stars is such a great feeling! 💖

Segamat is a district in the northwestern part of Johor, Malaysia. The main railway line runs through the entire area. The main products are rubber and palm oil. Segamat durians are famous in Malaysia and Singapore. In addition to Segamat City, the largest city in the county, there are also small towns such as Labis, Tenang, Batu Anam, Jementah, Bekok, and Tenang. Here is a detailed guide I have put together. If you find it helpful, remember to follow me! Attractions - Segamat History Museum: Displays the history and culture of Segamat, including the lifestyle of local people, traditional handicrafts, and historical events. Tickets are usually around MYR 10–20. - Segamat National Park: Rich in natural resources and various wildlife. Visitors can hike here and enjoy the magnificent mountains and waterfalls. Admission is free, but some activities may require separate fees. - Gelugor Lake: A beautiful lake surrounded by tropical rainforest. You can go boating and fishing here. Boating costs about MYR 20–30 per hour, and fishing gear rental is about MYR 15–20. - Segamat Folk Village: Displays traditional Malaysian lifestyles and handicrafts. Tickets are generally around MYR 15. - Segamat Botanical Garden: You can admire various rare plants. Admission is free. Food Recommendations - Satay: Marinated meat skewers grilled until golden brown, served with peanut sauce and cucumber. Each skewer costs MYR 2–3. - Char Kway Teow: Stir-fried rice noodles with bean sprouts, shrimp, eggs, onions, etc. A serving costs about MYR 8–12. - Nasi Lemak: Rice mixed with coconut milk, pandan leaves, etc., served with fried chicken, peanuts, cucumber, and chili sauce. A serving costs about MYR 10–15. - Roti Canai: A thin pancake usually served with curry and vegetables. A serving costs about MYR 3–5. - Red Bean Ice: Red beans and ice mixed together, with condensed milk and other ingredients added. This is a popular dessert, costing MYR 5–8. Notes - Safety: Armed robbery, murder, and other serious crimes occur from time to time in Malaysia. Motorcycle robberies, armed robberies, and taxi drivers violently charging passengers high fares are prominent issues. Avoid traveling to remote places, and try to travel with others. - Document Management: Keep your personal travel documents safe, and do not hand over your passport to others for safekeeping. - Property Safety: Carry valuables separately, and avoid placing them all in one place. - Visa and Related Regulations: A regular Malaysian visa is valid for 30 days and generally cannot be extended. Those who overstay will face imprisonment or severe financial penalties.

[Cute] In Malaysia's tourism map, the Zhengjian Temple in Segamat is also a place not to be missed. [Scenic]Segamat Zhengjian Temple exudes a unique and tranquil atmosphere. When you step into this sacred area, the first thing that catches your eye is the exquisite architecture of the temple. The temple's architectural style integrates a variety of cultural elements, with gorgeous flying eaves and brackets, which shows a strong oriental charm; at the same time, it has exquisite Islamic-style decorations, which makes people feel the fusion and harmonious coexistence of different cultures. [Fire] Walking into the temple, a solemn atmosphere hits you. The hall is quiet and peaceful, with light shining through the windows onto the ground, creating mottled shadows. Here, you can see devout believers performing their religious ceremonies. Their inner concentration and calmness seem to be contagious, making every visitor unconsciously slow down and calm their minds. The walls of the temple are covered with murals that record religious stories and doctrines. The colors are bright and delicate, and each one seems to be telling ancient and profound wisdom. [Drops] The environment around the temple is also unique. The trees are green, the flowers and plants are lush, and the fresh air is mixed with a faint floral scent. In this quiet world, you can get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the tranquility and peace of this moment. Even if you just sit quietly on a bench outside the temple and listen to the rustling of leaves in the breeze, you can feel the comfort deep in your heart. [Rainbow] If you want to experience the local religious culture in depth, you may want to communicate with the monks or staff in the temple. Although there may be some minor language barriers, their friendly attitude will make you feel welcome. You can learn interesting facts about the historical origins of Zhengjian Temple, the uniqueness of religious rituals, and more. So, if you plan to travel to Malaysia, don’t miss the Segamat Zhengjian Temple, a place that can comfort your soul, and start a unique cultural and spiritual journey here. 💖 🎈I hope every friend who loves traveling can have the opportunity to discover this hidden beauty. 😉

🏨Name: View Hotel 🌆Location and environment: The hotel is located in Segamat, and the surrounding environment is relatively quiet. From the room, you can enjoy beautiful city views or natural scenery, which is also the origin of the hotel's name. The rooms are spacious and bright, and the layout is very warm, making people feel relaxed as soon as they enter. 🛏️Room facilities: The room is well-equipped, and the bedding is comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. The bathroom is clean and tidy, and the toiletries are complete. The room is also equipped with basic facilities such as a TV and air conditioning to meet daily needs. 💁‍♀️Service quality: The hotel staff are enthusiastic, friendly, professional, and efficient. From check-in to check-out, you can feel their attentive service. Any problems can be solved in time, making people feel at home.

👍️Recommended reasons: Endau-Rompin National Park is the second largest national park in Malaysia, spanning Johor and Pahang. It boasts pristine tropical rainforests, spectacular waterfalls, unique limestone formations, and abundant wildlife. The park offers numerous hiking trails, perfect for nature enthusiasts, and the waterfalls and natural pools are ideal for cooling off in the summer, providing a dual experience of adventure and relaxation. 📅Travel tips: • Must-try activities: • Hiking adventure: Try the Takah Pandan waterfall hiking trail, which takes you through the primeval forest and offers unique plants along the way 🌿. • Waterfall bathing: The famous Buaya Sangkut waterfall is a must-see, with its rushing waters and spectacular scenery, perfect for swimming or taking photos 🌊📸. • Wildlife watching: Early morning and late afternoon are the best times for birdwatching and spotting wildlife, and you might see rare animals like Malayan tapirs and gibbons 🦜🐒. • Camping: The park has several campsites where you can experience the tranquility of the rainforest and a starry night sky 🌌⛺. • Travel time: • Plan a 2–3 day trip to enjoy hiking and the charm of the forest and waterfalls. • The best time to visit is from March to October, as some areas may be closed during the rainy season (November to February). 🚗Transportation tips: • Public transportation: • From Kuala Lumpur or Johor Bahru, take a bus to Kluang, then hire a car or carpool to the park entrance 🚐. • Self-driving: • It takes about 4 hours to drive from Kuala Lumpur to Endau-Rompin National Park. Driving is the most convenient option, and there is a parking lot at the park entrance 🚗🅿️. • In-park transportation: • A 4WD is required to access some forest areas. You can rent an off-road vehicle from a local travel agency or the park management office 🛻. 💗Other tips: • Essentials: Bring mosquito repellent, comfortable hiking shoes, a waterproof backpack, rain gear, and enough water and snacks 🦟🥾. • Guide service: Due to the complex terrain in some areas, it is recommended to hire a local guide who can also explain the rainforest to you 🗺️. • Ticket information: • An entrance fee of MYR 10–20 is required, and there is an additional fee for camera equipment. If you want to camp, you need to book in advance and pay a camping fee 🎟️. • Environmental protection: The park is a nature reserve, so please do not litter to avoid damaging the ecosystem ♻️. • Nearby recommendations: If you have time, visit the nearby villages to experience the local cuisine and culture 🍛🍹. At Endau-Rompin National Park, you can experience the challenge of hiking and embrace the tranquility of the tropical rainforest. The clear waterfalls and stunning natural scenery are unforgettable. Embark on this green journey and start a deep conversation with nature! 🌳✨🌺

🌆Segamat, a hidden gem in Malaysia! 🌟Attractions: 1. Mount Ophir: Climb to the top for a panoramic view and embrace nature. Free entry. 2. Masjid Jamek Bandar Segamat: A solemn and beautiful building that showcases unique religious charm. 3. Segamat Hot Spring: A great place to relax and unwind after a long journey. 🍖Local delicacies: 1. Roti Canai: Crispy and delicious, served with a variety of sauces. 2. Bak Kut Teh: Rich herbal flavor and tender ribs, nutritious and delicious. 3. Durian Puff: Filled with durian, a bite of satisfaction. 🎁Local products: 1. Handicrafts: Exquisite craftsmanship that reflects local characteristics. 2. Traditional pastries: Sweet and soft, perfect as gifts. 🚶‍Travel tips: Day 1: Arrive in Segamat and head to Mount Ophir for the view. Enjoy Bak Kut Teh for dinner. Day 2: Visit Masjid Jamek Bandar Segamat, then relax at the hot spring. Day 3: Buy local products in the city and try Roti Canai and Durian Puff. 💁‍Travel experience: Segamat has a simple and peaceful atmosphere, delicious food, and thoughtful local products.

Segamat, like a warm pearl hidden in Johor, Malaysia, quietly exudes its unique charm. This small town has a profound historical heritage, with ancient buildings dotted throughout the streets and alleys, European-style arcades with unique charm, and delicate and exquisite carvings on the columns, telling of the prosperous scene of commercial exchanges in the past and witnessing the fusion and collision of diverse cultures over the years. Strolling through it, you can seem to hear the footsteps of history echoing on the stone road. Nature's gifts are also generous. The surrounding rubber plantations are continuous and the lush rubber forests are like a green ocean. The breeze blows and the leaves rustle. During the rubber tapping season, the milky white rubber liquid slowly flows down the tree trunks, showing the beauty of vitality and labor. The agricultural market is bustling with people, and the stalls are filled with freshly picked tropical fruits, including the rich flavor of durian and sweet fragrance of mango. There are also colorful handicrafts, the rattan baskets are exquisite and practical, and the wooden carvings are simple and unique. The stall owners are smiling, and the atmosphere is full of enthusiasm and simple fireworks. Segamat outlines a leisurely and comfortable picture between old charm and new scenery.