Segamat, Malaysia: A perfect combination of tropical climate and modern culture!

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.