SERI MENANTI ROYAL MUSEUM
It is just two hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur to reach Seri Menanti Royal Museum. Until 1931 this palace was the official residence of the Negri Sembilan royal family. This building was erected between 1902 and 1908 as a royal fort to substitute an earlier one which was ruined by the British in 1875. The most surprising fact about this four storey construction is it was in fact constructed without the use of a single impale.
PORT DICKSON
Port Dickson, the adjoining upright beach resort to Kuala Lumpur, considered for its eminence and attractiveness. It is not just a one beach, rather an 18 km coastal strip in Negeri Sembilan state with a chain of beaches.
GUNUNG ANGSI
Comparatively, Malaysia’s one of the minor mountain Gunung Angsi is only an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur, about 20 km from Seremban, Negeri Sembilan’s state capital of. The Ulu Bendul Recreational Park here has clear streams, shady picnic and BBQ sites that attract weekend visitors.
GUNUNG TELAPAK BURUK
Gunung Telapak Buruk is another beautiful peak with a reticent height of 1193m. It is placed close to Jeram Toi Waterfall, and about half-way linking Seremban and Kuala Klawang.
VIRGINS’ TEMPLE
Virgins’ Temple, also known as Kanni Kuil and Arulmighu Maha Sapthakanniga Devi Temple is a good choice to visit in Negeri Sembilan. There are different numinous sagas regarding the temple.
KUALA KLAWANG CUSTOMS MUSEUM
Officially unwrapped in 2008, the Kuala Klawang Customs Museum is a somewhat non-descript modern building. Outside the front doorway is a huge model of a traditional Malay crown. Inside, the displays are well presented, with good lights and plentiful details of the contents in both Bahasa and English. The arcades explicate the various customs and ethnicities of the several of Malaysian population.
