Top 5 outdoors activities in Johor, Malaysia
Johor isn’t only about shopping malls – there are excellent outdoors activities and National Parks – if you know where to look.
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Tanjung Piai National Park
Tanjung Piai National Park is a small area of protected mangrove forest in Johor, Malaysia, known as the most southerly point in mainland Asia.
Gua Rangko and Batu Cermin – caves near Labuan Bajo
Swim in a beautiful underground lake and explore narrow, dark tunnels in Gua Rangko and Batu Cermin – two caves near Labuan Bajo, Flores, Indonesia.
Hiking in MacRitchie Reservoir Park, Singapore
MacRitchie Reservoir Park, Sinagpore has hikes ranging from 2.5km to 13km, through jungle and around a reservoir, with a good chance of seeing wildlife.
Mount Davis WW2 battery ruins, Hong Kong
Despite constant development and redevelopment in fast paced Hong Kong, World War 2 ruins still exist in areas like Mount Davis.
Abandoned Pinewood Battery, Hong Kong Island
Pinewood Battery is one of several World War 2 era ruins that can still be found on Hong Kong Island, with insights into the Japanese invasion of 1941.
Wong Nei Chung Gap WW2 ruins, Hong Kong
The Wong Nei Chung Gap was a key defensive position in the Battle of Hong Kong and saw fierce fighting. Ruins of British positions can still be found today.
Sai Wan War Cemetery, Hong Kong
The short but fierce fighting during the Battle of Hong Kong cost many Allied soldiers their lives. Their sacrifice is commemorated in Sai Wan War Cemetery.
Hiking in Ala Archa National Park, Kyrgyzstan
Ala Archa National Park offers great day hiking with spectacular alpine views over rivers, meadows, and snow capped mountains – within an hour of Bishkek.
Best Mayan Ruins in El Salvador
The Mayan civilization existed in the Americas from around 2000 BC to the late 17th century. The civilization was known for its developments in mathematics, architecture, and writing. At its peak the Mayan’s territory stretch…