Mersing also offers travellers great scenic variety in its rural, natural and agricultural landscapes, picturesque fishing activities and attractive beaches. Gunung Arong situated 17 kilometers from Mersing, is a forest reserve well endowed with Meranti trees and a river that meanders through this area makes it suitable for picnic activities. About 15 kilometers to the north of Mersing town is Air Papan, an attractive and interesting village. Its beach is surrounded by hills with a variety of trees and palms.

There are plenty to do and see in Kluang. At nearby Gunung Lambak, there is a recreational park within the mountain rain forest, waterfalls and hiking trails. At the right time of the year, you might be able to witness the migration of the fruit bats to the mountain. The forest reserve located at Gunung Belumut in Kluang is a place with unique flora and fauna. Along the course of its rivers are several waterfalls with pools at its bottom.

Endau-Rompin National Park which is made up of pristine tropical rainforest, is the second largest national park in Peninsular Malaysia covering an area of 48 905 hectares. Here, the rock formation dating back to 248 million years. The Endau-Rompin National Park , which is mostly hilly with some prominent sandstone plateau, is the watershed of several rivers including the Sungai Endau, Sungai Selai and Sungai Jasin. Among places of interest which can be found here are the Orang Asli settlement in Kampung Peta and the waterfalls in Upih Guling and Buaya Sangkut. Endau-Rompin National Park is also special as it is the home and sanctuary to the largest Malaysia population of Sumatran rhinocerous, which are endangered species.

Gunung Ledang ( Mount Ophir ) at 1276 meters is the highest mountain in Johor and also the best known mountain in Peninsular Malaysia. Situated 38km from Bandar Maharani and close to the border with Malacca, it is very accessible. There are 2 trails to the peak either the Asahan trail from the north-west or the Sagil trail from the south. If the weather is good, the outline of Sumatera can be seen from the summit. Gunung Ledang is in fast, part of an ecological rainforest considered to have one of the richest flora species in the world.

Tanjung Piai, which is situated in Mukim Serkat, Pontian, is geographically the southernmost tip of the Asian mainland. It offers a very scenic view of the Straits of Malacca. Fishing is still the livelihood for many of its inhabitants and the area is surrounded by one of the largest mangrove swamp lands in Asia , home to the fascinating tree-climbing and scavenging macaque monkeys. Tanjung Piai is also home to one of nature's seldom seen spectacular phenomena, the fireflies. When certain conditions prevail, these firefiles will swarm and transform the mangrove swamp into a twinkling wonderland.

Over the years, millions of visitors from all over the globe have visited Johor. As the southern gateway to Malaysia , Johor has everything to make your holiday worthwhile and a memorable adventure. Naturally, with all the above wonders, our food, culture and fascinating people reflect Malaysia 's diversity.