Attraction

Negeri Sembilan Attraction



Army Museum

The Army Museum, known locally as Muzium Tentera Darat, is located next to a military base off the main road at 5th mile, about 7km away from Port Dickson town in Sirusa district. A property of the Malaysian Royal Armed Forces, the museum traces its exploits and achievements through history, trumped up with dramatised aspects and romantic story-telling. In addition to the museum buildings, the spacious grounds also house decommissioned military vehicles, including planes, tanks and artillery guns, and a memorial fountain dedicated to soldiers who served through Malaysia's war history. Open daily from morning till evening, entry is free for all visitors.

The Army Museum (Muzium Tentera Darat) is located next to the Malaysian Army Camp. Canons, tanks,locomotives and vehicles including a large aircraft used during the war are displayed here. Inside the museum, you can see the history of Malaysian Army from the Portugeues, British Colonial and Japanese Eras until the Malaysian Army of today. It is located at 4th Mile, just 1 miles or 2.5 km from the resort. Opens daily, free admission.






  






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Seremban Cultural Complex





Taman Seni Budaya is the cultural complex in Seremban town. It is located on Jalan Labu at the frindge of the town. The complex is dedicated to the study, improvement and preservation of the history, cultural and arts of Negeri Sembilan. 

 The main building of the complex is known as Teratak Perpatih which was constructed based on the traditional Minangkabau dwelling, as indicated by its roof. The wooden structure houses many pieces of handicraft and historical paraphernalia. 

 There are various handicraft items and historical artifacts on display in this complex which seeks to preserve Negeri Sembilan's rich cultural traditions. 

 Opening hours:

Tuesday - Sunday: 10am - 6pm Friday: 10am - 12.45pm; 2.45pm - 6pm Closed on Monday

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Port Dickson Beach

 
Information
PThe beaches of Port Dickson (PD) is a famous weekend retreat for city dwellers.

Port Dickson is said to have been named after a British officer, Sir John Frederik Dickson in 1889. Others mention that the place was named after another British officer who supervised the British ports handling ore in Lukut, a district of Port Dickson at the time.

Port Dickson is more famous for its attractive beaches, ample amenities and good infrastructure. There are also various types of accommodation for those wishing to holiday here.

Among the famous beaches here are Teluk Kemang and Blue Lagoon. There are also infrastructure for watersports dan beach activity.

How to get there
Car

It takes just over an hour by car to travel from Kuala Lumpur to Port Dickson along the North-South Expressway (PLUS).

reference: http://csc318.com/projects/malaysia/negeri.html

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Wet World Pedas Hot Spring 


 If 'fun' is on your mind, then when you enter this hot spring water park, fun is what you will get! It caters to visitors of all ages, with a special pool for children, complete with slides and floats." 

Welcome to the first hotspring water park in Negeri Sembilan! Located by the main road to Rembau, the Pedas Wet World has everything you're looking for in a water theme park, promising a fun day out for you and your family. The hotspring is believed to have been discovered by locals while grazing their cattle, when the hot water of the spring caused their cattle to jump away in fright. The Japanese army were also said to have camped here during their raid of Malaya, using the hot water to treat their injured comrades. However, far from the view that the Japanese were met with then, this area is now a fun, well equipped recreational water park.

All the facilities and attractions in this park are built to fulfill the needs of visitors of all ages. For the brave and courageous, have a go at the two giant slides that will take you through twists and turns high above before dunking you into a swimming pool at the end of the ride. The conservative visitors can enjoy floating around in the man-made canal on large rubber 'doughnuts' while enjoying the warm caress of the sun and the gentle breeze on your face. A perfect way to relax!

There is also a special pool for children complete with slides and floats for rent. So parents need not be worried as precautions have been taken to ensure that your children are safe and sound here. For those who simply want to have a good swim, the main swimming pool is for you. The rolling man-made waves will prove an ideal challenge to your swimming skills. And of course, a visit to the Pedas Wet World Hot Springs  would not be complete without a dip in the natural hot spring pools. There are two types of hot spring pools to choose from, so the choice is yours whether to soak along with other visitors in the public hot water pool or take a private soak in one of the many hot spring 'bathroom' facility. At about 27°C - 34°C, the naturally hot water contain minerals that is said to have healing properties - it is said to provide relief for arthritis, joint pains, body aches and a variety of skin ailments. So for those with skin irritations, do not miss out on the chance to have your own dermal hydrotherapy, particularly the hot spring footbath pool. You'll never know its benefits until you try.
After all that frolicking in the water, indulge yourself at the fast food outlet and drop by the souvenir shop to buy a few souvenirs as a memento for a smashing, fun-filled day at Pedas Hot Spring Wet World. The shop not only sells souvenirs and gift like caps, mugs and other trinkets, but also t-shirts, towels and toiletries for those who forgot to bring them along. Swimwear is also available here.

Entrance fees are RM10 (adults), RM5 (senior citizens), RM10 (children above 135cm), RM8 (children between 86cm and 134cm) and free for children below 85cm.  Opening hours are from Monday to Friday (1pm - 7pm). On weekends and public holidays (10am - 7pm). The park is closed every Tuesday. For more information, please contact the Pedas Wet World (Tel: 606-685 8027).

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