Negeri Sembilan
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- Homestay Kampung Pelegong, LabuNegeri Sembilan · 55 km
Award-winning community homestay experience! Kampung Pelegong welcomes guests into everyday village life near Labu — batik and songkok-making demonstrations, kampung cooking classes, and…
- Masjid Jamek Bandar SerembanNegeri Sembilan · 68 km
Seremban's historic Jamek mosque right in the town centre, a long-standing congregational landmark in the Negeri Sembilan state capital.
Masjid Sendayan, Negeri SembilanNegeri Sembilan · 70 kmThe TAJ MAHAL of Malaysia! Pristine white exterior, pearlescent domes, and soaring minarets create regal purity rivaling the Mughal masterpiece. Inside is a dazzling showcase of Middle…
Masjid Tuanku Munawir, Negeri SembilanNegeri Sembilan · 65 kmThe state mosque of Negeri Sembilan! Located in Seremban, its distinctive nine-pointed roof represents the nine traditional districts (luak) of the state — an elegant nod to Negeri…
- Port DicksonNegeri Sembilan · 100 km
KL's favorite beach escape! Just 90 minutes from the city, PD offers family-friendly beaches, waterfront resorts, and the iconic Army Museum. Perfect for quick weekend getaways. Lots of…
- Seremban State MosqueNegeri Sembilan · 68 km
Negeri Sembilan's state mosque in Seremban, with a modernist design that nods to the state's distinctive Minangkabau architectural heritage.
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