City: Negeri Sembilan
Top Things to do in Negeri Sembilan
What to do and see in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Negeri Sembilan (Malay pronunciation: [ˈnəgəri səmbiˈlan]) is a state in Malaysia which lies on the western coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It borders Selangor on the north, Pahang in the east, and Melaka and Johor to the south.
Restaurants in Negeri Sembilan
1. Church of The Visitation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By minahdrama
Beautiful iconic church. Was really impressed with how it was decorated for Christmas except for the snowman poster at the front of the church. I was most impressed by the Minangkabau styled tabernacle which embodied the heritage of Negeri Sembilan.
2. Gunung Datuk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By maiznur - Shah Alam, Malaysia
Just visited Gunung Datuk today 26 Jan 2020. To be frank as beginner, you need to go ip there with an experience fiend that had been top of Datuk regularly. It is very challenging attempt for first timer . You need mentally and physically prepared. You need to have enough carbo before you go there. Enough water supply and simple food with high energy. First half of the journey is very tiring as you you have to climb steep terrain with natural big stone and tree. You need to be highly motivated to overcome the challenge. When going down , it really test your muscle strength as it will make you so helpless as though you cannot continue maintain to step down. If you have not been climbing any mountain or hills before , never go alone. You will be easily give up and struggle there. You must go there with regular hiker. The mountain is categorised as extreme trail. Once you reach there, all the struggles is paid off. So beautiful and amazing view up there.
3. Sak Dato Temple
4. Pusat Ikan Hiasan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By HisyamBanana - Kuantan, Malaysia
Great place to bring your kids to learn about fish and corals. Free entrance. Parking rm3. They should sell fridge magnet or keychain based on their place. Totally gonna sold.
5. Muzium Tentera Darat
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 337 reviews
Reviewed By Chrislee8 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
For your information, Muzium angkatan tentera in English language means " The Army Musuem " This museum is located nearby the beach of Port Dickson in Malaysia. I think if you have a night stay in Port Dickson, you should visit this tourist attraction. The good news is it is free entrance to the public. The bad news is there is no bad news. You would be amaze with what you &a your family would experience. The hardware of the army where you can touch,feel and the historical background of the Malaysia army are very well documented. To me, the highlight of my trip is a man-made underground tunnel used by actual Comunist Party of Malaysia during turbulent times of war in during the rule of the British Empire in Malaysia inside this museum . Fantastic & kudos to the army of Malaysia for a job well done. Many thank. Chris Lee & family
6. Centipede Temple
7. Outbac Broga
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 24 reviews
OUTBAC Broga stands for Outdoor Team-Building Adventure Campsite located in Broga, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. OUTBAC Broga specializes in team-building activities to a wide range of clientele, from corporate groups to churches, independent associations, school, colleges, etc. Our activities are suitable for campers aged between 6-60. We offer our services to provide a wholistic program in the form of packages to include the usages of facilities, food and activities. The campsite grounds is about 6.5 acres and is mainly divided into 4 dormitory zones A,B,C and D. Each zone can host between 48-92 campers in air-conditioned, double decked bed dormitories totalling to 234 beds. Other facilities include: a) basket ball court b) FIFA sized football field c) 3 halls - 2 air conditioned halls fitting 80 pax and 100 pax respectively - 1 non air-conditioned multipurpose hall fitting 300 pax d) 2 seminar rooms (small air conditioned meeting rooms to fit 20 pax) e) 7 dining areas (of various sizes fitting between 30 - 100 pax) f) 43 shower rooms and 34 toilets Food Main meals served at the camp will be breakfast, lunch and dinner. Food served is of oriental style. Meals are prepared in the kitchen on-site by staff that have undergone the halal food preparation course and all ingredients are sourced from halal suppliers. For the convenience of multi-racial campers, the kitchen does not serve pork and alcohol and only serve chicken or fish as meat dishes. The kitchen also serves a well balanced meal consisting of carbohydrates, protein and fibre. Additionally, the kitchen is equipped and stocked to prepare for campers with dietary requirements like halal, vegetarians and gluten free. Activities/program We offer a wide range of activities to choose from; - 15 on-site activities (Team-building/personal challenge) - 5 off-site activities (Extreme activities) All instructors are trained and assessed according to SOP standards reviewed and approved by NARTA and other independent third party safety inspectors. Each group can expect to have a personal instructor assigned to them to conduct the main activities. Instructors are assigned to groups on a ratio of 1:20-25 for on-site actvities and a ratio of 1:10 for off-site activities.
Reviewed By Nickholes
Best guidance ever meet ! They are absolutely nice and patient . Exciting activities especially Via Ferreta in a Xanadu place! Highly recommended for teams or friends to have wonderful holidays at there!
8. Teluk Kemang
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By mathaviv - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
this place is comfortable as the MDPD has built up gazebo for the tourist to spend their time by sitting in it. It provides as a shelter for us to have our picnic when the weather is too hot .
