Johor Lama, historically holds many secrets of the past, particularly since it was once the capital of the Johor Sultanate. The capital was later moved to what is now known as Johor Bahru. Historical sites can be found along the Johor River such as Panchor, Kampung Johor Lama, Batu Sawar, Kampung Makam and Kota Seberang. There are also kelongs which are made of wooden poles topped by small shacks located near the river mouth.

is truly at the crossroads to Johor's beautiful East Coast, great beaches along The South China Sea, magical islands, quaint fishing villages, the captivating mangrove swamps, tropical wonderland of rainforests, tropical wonderland of rainforests, waterfalls, refreshing streams and cool rivers teeming with vast amount of flora and fauna in all its abundance. Aside from its strategic location, Kota Tinggi itself has some very interesting tourist attractions to offer in terms of beauty, history and place to visit. The Kota Tinggi Waterfalls for years have been renowned, not only for its continuous rush of years have been renowned, not only for its continuous rush of cascading cool waters that run down the slopes originating from Gunung Panti, but also for its beautiful, tropical surroundings of flora and fauna

South East Johor offers nature in majestic abundance where there are about 40km of tropical, golden sandy beaches that stretch from the eastern tip of the peninsular to Teluk Ramunia passing through Desaru, Sedili Besar and Sedili Kecil. Desaru, which comprises of 26 kilometers of beach front is considered the best in terms of sand, surf and sea. Desaru offers almost every type of accommodation to travellers, from low-budget campsites for the more adventurous travellers, chalets for families to luxurious hotel rooms. For those who love fishing, Pengerang is a paradise with its picturesque fishing villages.