• Parit Jawa fishing village - Itinerary:-
  This is a typical itinerary for this product
  Please note: If any of the attractions is closed, we have the right to change the itinerary without notice.

7:00am hotel pick up from your hotel located at Kuala Lumpur City Centre (1km radius from KLCC).
You can also join our tour from Kuala Lumpur meeting point namely Malaysia Tourism Centre (MaTic): 109, Jalan Ampang, 55000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Pantai Leka is a beach located in Parit Jawa, a fishing village where you can see many colourful fishing boats dotted the quay. This is the best place in Parit Jawa to view the sunset.

It also serves as a bird sanctuary that provides shelter and food for migratory birds. The best bird-viewing season falls from June to August. Sometimes, we will see birds searching for food during low tide or birds flying in front of us, which is simply an awesome experience.

Tired of walking along the beach? Just head over the Malay restaurant located at the corner. The seating is specially arranged for guests to enjoy the sights.

• Tanjung Emas Park - Tanjung Emas is a park situated at the estuary of Muar River, overlooking the Straits of Malacca. The huge park is well-maintained and has a nice environment. It is an ideal place for those who love to watch the waves and enjoy the breezy air. This is also the place where locals love to bring their children to the playground in the evening.
• Muar River Cruise - Please note : This attraction only available on Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Hop On the Muar River Cruise and See Muar from a Different Angle, a 45-minute boat ride up and down the river. We will encounter a plenty of fishing boats on the way, all loaded with catches.

Along the cruise journey, we will able to view the famous historic buildings like the Sultan’s palace and Customs and Excise Building. As the cruise went right along the lines of the two mosques, it created the mirror illusion that we had been waiting for.

• Muar River - Muar Town is basically located along the Muar River. You can stroll down the walkway to explore by foot from Tanjung Emas Park or ask our driver to drive you to the landmarks or attraction listed below.

Sultan Ibrahim Jamek Mosque
Located close to Muar River, Sultan Ibrahim Jamek Mosque is going to amaze you by its Western & Middle East architecture that perfectly blends with traditional Malay design. The construction of this historical mosque was completed in 1887, making it the oldest mosque in Muar.

Muar Clock Tower
Painted in yellow and white, the tower that features old England architecture makes it so unique and different from the building beside. But due to safety concern, the government had padlocked all the stairs inside. Even though you cannot enjoy the town view from the top, taking pictures with the beautiful tower is quite satisfying too

Sultan Ismail Bridge
Opened in 1967, Sultan Ismail Bridge is built to link Muar town with Tanjung Agas. It can take you to Batu Pahat, Johor Bahru, and even Melaka. Initially, this was a toll bridge but due to objections by locals, the toll collection is abolished so now, crossing the bridge is free of charge.
Being one of the iconic landmarks in Muar, you really should stop by here and admire its distinctive architecture. When all the lights on at night, the bridge offers you a magnificent view in a romantic ambiance.
Before construction, people must depend on ferry services to cross the river. Due to rapid development which the services cannot meet the demand, they decided to build this bridge to replace the ferry ride. Besides, the ride is time-consuming and dangerous during flood season too.

‘The Loving Sisters’
Look out for this terrific black and white mural of two sisters on the side of a building by the roundabout as Jln Arab meeets Jln Bakri. The 12m-high painting was created by Russian artist Julia Volchkova.

Nan Hai Fei Lai Temple
The oldest Chinese temple in Muar, Nan Hai Fei Lai Temple is a Buddhist temple located in between 2 shophouses and opposite to the Bentayan Express Bus Station. Many locals come here to pray for family peace since they were young.
During the old times, this historic temple serves as the major worshipping place for both immigrants and locals. It is also called Goddess of Mercy Temple.

Royal Customs and Excise Building
Today painted blue and yellow, with the date 1909 on its domed clock tower, this was once the Muar Railway Station Building. The railway was established in 1890 in response to the huge economic boom of the late 19th century, when Muar became the wealthiest district in Johor. It stopped running in 1925.

434 Kopi House
Running since 1953, busy 434 Kopi is the best cafe in town, its marble-topped tables overlooked by a large copy of the Mona Lisa. Delicious coffee (brewed from Malaysia Liberica Elephant beans and other varieties) is served in dainty cups, but there’s also fruit and herbal teas, shakes, and a menu of Malay dishes.

Sultan Abu Bakar Building
Red-roofed and painted light blue and white, this imposing and grand copy of the Istana Besar (Grand Palace) in Johor Bahru today houses the Muar Land Office and District Office. It dates from 1921.

• Don Hu Jurassic Garden Muar - Please note : This attraction is not available on Wednesday.

Here comes a place in Muar where you can spend time with “harmless” dinosaurs!

Don Hu Jurassic Park Garden is so amazing that it owns more than thirty dinosaur sculptures includes the Tyrannosaurus Rex species. Once entering the park, you really feel like you were in Jurassic Park in those Hollywood movies.

This is a great place for family bonding where children will have lots of fun. The park is educational too as children can learn more about the species of the dinosaurs.

The entrance fee is free but you need to pay for the fun rides

• Asni Tours & Travel (M) Sdn Bhd - Tour operator

• Private transportation
• English-speaking driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotel only)

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Situated pleasantly on the river, featuring plenty of historical architecture and a charmingly languid atmosphere, the regal town of Muar, once referred to as Bandar Maharani or ‘Empress Town,’ was historically a crucial trading hub. It was so prominent that it even possessed its dedicated railway network, the Muar State Railways, functioning from 1889 to 1925.

Rendering it an alluring place, each street within its heart presents a unique colour, making Muar worth exploring for a day. It earned the honour of being declared the cleanest city in the Asean region in 2018. The majority of the historical structures notably feature the year they were built.

Most activities take place in Central Chinatown, which boosts its captivating traditional architecture, temples, and houses several excellent restaurants and Chinese teahouses. Muar serves as a delightful and worthwhile stop along the path less travelled between Melaka and Johor Bahru.

• Please note: If any of the attractions is closed, we have the right to change the itinerary without notice.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.