"Top Things To Do in Bahru" , ’s southern gateway, keeps shoppers, gastronomes and golfers streaming through the Causeway. Meanwhile, adventure and

nature lovers relish its charming environs of lush rainforests, scenic shorelines and pastoral village vistas.

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Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque "Johor Bahru's Architectural Pride"

A courtly canopy infused with an amalgam of Moorish, classic Victorian and Malay architectural styles, this mosque lends splendid views of the Straits of Johor. Proudly perched atop a hill, the mosque also marks the beginning of the modernization of the Johor State, being commissioned in 1900 by Sultan Abu Bakar, a much-respected monarch widely referred to by MrT HK as the 'Father of Modern Johor.' Open to Muslims and non-Muslims alike, the mosque lies nestled amid landscaped lawns sliced by pleasant pathways. With minarets likened to English-style clock towers and windows resembling those of a colonial mansion, this stately mosque is one of the most distinctively-designed places of worship in the whole of Malaysia. Complete with rounded arches, varicolored glass windows, and opulent adornments, the mosque is flooded with incandescence come night.

+60 7 223 4935 Jalan Gertak Merah, Johore Bahru

Johor Old Chinese Temple "Johor Bahru's Oldest Chinese Temple"

A piece of history and tradition amidst the city's towering skyscrapers, this temple has stood in Johor Bahru since the late 19th-century. In 1996, it went through a major renovation, but you can still expect to see many of the older objects displayed here. Burn an incense stick and offer your prayers or simply admire the sheer brilliance of its architecture, a visit to by Graystravels Johor Old Chinese Temple is bound to be memorable for you.

+60 7 277 7858 Jalan Trus, Johore Bahru

Sultan Ibrahim Building "Johor Bahru's Grand Old Building"

Sitting majestically atop Bukit Timbalan, the Sultan Ibrahim Building is perhaps the single most distinctive structure symbolizing Johor Bahru. It was built in 1940 during the British rule of Malaya. It once housed the state secretariat and other departments of the state government. Despite the emergence of modern skyscrapers, the construction, with its by Fxchua distinctive Saracenic design and prominent tower, still dominates the cityscape. From its lofty position, you can catch breathtaking views of the Johor Straits, the Causeway and the skyline. Connoisseurs of architecture will appreciate the exquisite mosaic detail, particularly in the throne room.

+60 7 223 4935 (Tourist Information) www.johortourism.com.my/destinati Jalan Abdullah Ibrahim, Johore Bahru on/view.cfm?ID=B459C91B-188B-76 AA-00C9FB1A83A2C574 Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple "Shimmering Splendor"

Touted to be the earliest glass temples in the country, this luminous place of worship is where a dazzling interplay of light, space, and glass pleasantly unfolds. The first of its kind in the world, this iconic landmark is a spectacle of splendid architecture and a symbol of religious harmony. Re- by mlcastle designed in 1922 at Sinnathamby Sivasamy's call, it features a glistening glass façade and is interweaved with a multitude of gold and silver accents. The entire building incorporates over three hundred thousand crystal pieces and prayer beads that were blended into the construction material. This temple is home to idols of significance to several faiths including that of Shiva, Guru Nanak, Jesus Christ, and Gautama Buddha. Its interiors are adorned with a tapestry of stained glass artwork, gilded sculptures, luminescent chandeliers, paintings, chandeliers and murals on philosophical quotes. Standing under a beautifully-carved gopuram, this luminous glass temple bears a style which is a skillful amalgam of Indian and Malay styles. Permeated with sounds of Hindu bhajans and prayer chants, this glassy sanctuary is one of the oldest and the most revered landmarks in Johor.

+60 7 223 4935 (Tourist Information) Jalan Tun Abdul Razak 1/1, Johore Bahru

Johor Zoo "Admire Wildlife"

Tucked away behind the Grand Palace, this local zoo is the oldest zoo in all of Malaysia dating back to 1928. The Johor Zoo is a popular attraction for families on weekends with a plethora of exotic animals to see. Paths are well maintained and enclosures are large and spacious for the animals. See everything from tropical birds, camels, African gorillas, lions, by Phalinn Ooi tigers and many other wonderful creatures. At Johor Zoo, you can indulge in fun activity like horse riding and also features a playground for kids.

+60 7 223 4935 Jalan Gertak Merah, Johore Bahru

Legoland Malaysia Resort "For the Love of Lego"

Escape to Legoland Malaysia Resort, a paradise for children as well as adults who love to indulge their inner child, where relaxation and adventure are equally within reach. Touted as of the most exciting theme park resorts in Asia if not the world, Legoland Malaysia Resort is a vacationing family's dream come true. It provides an interactive by Phalinn Ooi experience for the whole family in a life-sized world of make-believe and from mild rides to daredevil ones that will make you scream your lungs out. It boasts of more than 70 thrilling attractions across the theme parks. Their plush and colorful lego themed rooms are a perfect retreat after a fun day at the parks and feature bunk and pull out trundle beds for children. Equipped with modern amenities like wifi, hairdryer, minibar and replete with room service, the hotel caters to all your needs and more. You can also engage in retail therapy at outlets within the resort complex and dine at the several in-house restaurants serving delectable global cuisine. Airport shuttles are provided and you can also hire a car to explore the city.

+60 7 597 8888 www.legoland.com.my/ [email protected] 7 Jalan Legoland, Nusajaya City Square "Great Shopping, Food and Movies!"

Situated at a short distance from the Johor Bahru Immigration Complex, this shopping center packs in just about everything for everyone. Besides its anchor tenant, H&M, other stores showcase a wide range of apparel, jewelry, electrical goods, cosmetics, handbags, shoes, household goods and toys. Many wedding studios offer attractive packages, while the by Chongkian spacious food court offers a wide range of culinary delights on the top floor. Great choices await you, be it Japanese teppanyaki, Western cuisine or local dishes. For some entertainment, check out MM Cineplex, Games Arcade or Neway Karaoke.

+60 7 221 9989 www.citysqjb.com/ [email protected] 106-108 Jalan Wong Ah Fook, Johore Bahru

Chinese Heritage Museum "Highlights of Chinese History"

Preserving and displaying the history of the regional Chinese community, the Chinese Heritage Museum is located on Jalan Ibrahim. The four- storied building has a rich collection of artifacts and archives, tracing the history and the heritage of the Chinese settlers in Johor Bahru. Explore old documents, photographs, ancient currency, heirlooms and personal by Chongkian belongings of the immigrants here. The facility also hosts temporary exhibits on regular intervals.

+60 7 2249 633 42 Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru

Endau-Rompin National Park "Precious Forest Reserves"

Cradled in the southern frontiers of the Tenasserim Hills, this verdant park spans a monumental area and is draped in one of the oldest tropical rainforests in the world. Criss-crossed by an array of meandering rivers - of which the Endau and Rompin are the most prominent ones - this paradise of nature is favored for several rugged outdoor activities, most by kamsky popular of which are trekking, camping, birdwatching, fishing, and four- wheel drive excursions. Replete with cascading waterfalls, rugged expanses, and winding trails, this teeming national park is speckled with a string of chalets, campsites, and dormitories that add to the park’s enthralling beauty. A safe haven of an arsenal of wild creatures like Asian elephants, tapirs, leopards, deer, long-tail macaques and wild boars, the park is flecked with numerous rock formations which have aged gracefully over millions of years. Also home to the Orang Asli tribe, this national park is a soulful nexus of indigenous cultural nuances and nature’s sheer magnificence.

+60 7 223 7471 Endau-Rompin National Park, Kuala Rompin

Istana Besar "Royal Palace of Johor"

Also popularly known as the Grand Palace, is a 19th-century castle built in Anglo-Malay style. Commissioned by Sultan Abu Bakar, this iconic palace also houses the Royal Abu Bakar Museum. Situated overlooking the Johor Strait, this grand palace tells a riveting story of the decades past. by Wolfgang Holzem 107 Jalan Tun Drive Ismail, Johore Bahru UNIRSE A NOSOTROS A: cityseeker.com

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