Top Things to do in Kluang District
Top 10 Things to do in Kluang District, Johor
Discover the best top things to do in Kluang District, Malaysia including Ampang Superbowl Kluang Mall, Herald Presbyterian Church, Kasih Sayang Kluang, Gunung Lambak, Masjid Jamek Kg. Melayu, Kluang Mall, Mount Belumut, Street Art Kluang, MBO Cinemas, Kluang Coffee Powder Factory.
Restaurants in Kluang District
1. Ampang Superbowl Kluang Mall
2. Herald Presbyterian Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By christianty
Is a nice place to have a sunday service if you know chinese. The way their service quite traditional and I kind like it.
3. Kasih Sayang Kluang
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
KSK offers an opportunity to share and remember the beauty of Kluang by providing distinctly local products and souvenirs. Promoting the place, promoting new ideas and promoting honesty
4. Gunung Lambak
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By kellycX8888RA
We hiked up and down in 3hrs on a weekday. Not many people and the locals warned that some paths are quite misleading so it’s better to take the tougher and steeper route up to summit. We did and happy to be able to experience the different terrain. Tree roots and Ropes and all. Very enjoyable hike!
5. Masjid Jamek Kg. Melayu
6. Kluang Mall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By ChillaxGal - Singapore, Singapore
I visited Kluang for a cousin's wedding. Since I had a few hours to spare, dropped by the mall.. It has a great super market, things are organised neatly, prices lower than JB but the veg are sooo much fresher unlike the JB supermkts. There are many eateries, I had a shampoo and cut which is just RM50, for long hair. The chains eg uniqlo, cotton on, H&M, Brands Outlet, are all there. I also like the shoes boutique, nice designs at great prices! Too bad it's too far from Singapore to visit for shopping day trip.
7. Mount Belumut
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Feisal_Gh - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Gunung Belumut is the 4th highest mountain in Johor after Gunung Ledang, Gunung Besar, and Gunung Tiong standing at 1010 meter from sea level. It is a single trail hike with 4 check point (CP). Going to the trailhead requires own transportation or you need to hire driver to send and pick you up after the hike. Normally it will take you about 4 hours to reach the peak. First CP will start after the suspension bridge straight into the jungle. The trail is muddy if it’s raining the night before. After 1.8km you will reach an intersection to Lata Tengkorak (Waterfall) . You can either go right to Lata Tengkorak or straight to CP2 where you will reach Batu Kerang (Clam Stone). At that point you are about halfway to the peak at 3km. From CP2 to CP3 the journey up is still manageable but after CP3 the hike to CP4 will get you mentally and physically tested although the distance is only less than 1km. From C4 to the peak is a short hike and finally you will arrive at the peak and on a clear day after you climb up one big stone at the peak, you will have a 360 view of the surrounding mountain of Gunung Cemendung, Gunung Gua RImau and Kahang Reservoir. The journey back will take off 1 hour from your ascend. You can shower and change your clothes at the facilities at the trailhead. You will need to bring your own food and refreshment as no shops or stalls are available at the trailhead. Overall, you will need some training before going up the mountain for a smooth and fun hike, good traction hiking shoes, enough water (no available water point), food and good company (friends). Not forgetting you will need to apply for a permit and also must be with a local guide. This can be arranged when you apply for the permit or do some searching in social media.
8. Street Art Kluang
9. MBO Cinemas
10. Kluang Coffee Powder Factory
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 18 reviews
Kluang Coffee Powder Factory was established in 1966 at Jalan Mersing. To meet its increasing demand, the management decided to expand and automate its business operation and the factory was relocated to the current site at Jalan Besar in 2003. The origin of ‘Television Brand’ coffee Owning a television set in Malaysia in the 1960s was a prestige and enjoyment. It brought families and friends closer together with the latest news and entertainment. Thus, by using a television set as its branding, Mr Goh Tong Toh, founder of Kluang Coffee Powder Factory, hopes to produce coffee of the highest quality and prestige, at the same time, bringing families and friends closer together with a great cup of Kluang Coffee.
Reviewed By MASJJ - Singapore, Singapore
Upon entering the premise, not only will you be greeted by friendly staff, but the wonderful coffee aroma. Staff explained how the beans are being brewed. There is a nice cafe that lets us sample the coffee, ample seats. The shop also sells coffee satchets that are very reasonably priced.
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