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Negeri Sembilan,located in the central region of Peninsular Malaysia, is bordered in the north by Selangor, in the east by Pahang and in the south by Melaka and Johor. Covering a total area of 6,645 sq km, the land comprises picturesque valleys and plains amidst undulating hills and mountains. As the Titiwangsa mountain range of the Peninsula tapers down towards the interiors of Johor, the mountainous and forested terrain of the eastern part of the Negeri Sembilan gradually give way to the gentler, undulating rubber and oil palm plantations of the west region.
	Every town in Malaysia has a green lung, and Seremban's is particularly lovely. Two lakes situated amidst a gentle expanse of landscaped greenery add a refreshing respite from the heat. Cultural shows are held on a floating stage on one of the lakes. Overlooking the Seremban Lake Gardens is the State Mosque, with its nine pillars symbolising the nine districts of the State.
The Ulu Bendul Recreational Park located some 16 km from Seremban on the Kuala Pilah Sri Menanti route, at the foot of Bukit Angsi provides a welcome and cool respite to travelers. The park is one of six recreational parks in Negeri Sembilan developed for eco-tourism.
	The state mosque was built with nine pillars to symbolize the nine districts that make up the state. Described as one of the more attractive modern mosques in the country, it offers a scenic view of the Seremban Lake and the gardens surrounding it.
The Cultural Handicraft Complex (Kompleks Taman Seni Budaya), located at Labu Spur, displays various handicrafts and historic artifacts of Negeri Sembilan.
	Port Dickson beach is very popular with Klang Valley residents as a weekend retreat for those seeking a temporary escape from the hustle and bustle of a hectic city life. It offers a wide range of water-based activities such as kayaking, jet skiing, windsurfing and fishing. Its water is a bit shallow at some places, but is still interesting enough to swim in.
State Library Situated in the vicinity of the Seremban Lake Gardens is the State Library which used to be the State Secretariat Building. Built in 1912 this stately building reflects the colonial architecture of a bygone era. Sri Menanti Palace The Sri Menanti Palace was until 1931, the official residence of the Yang DiPertua Besar, the state ruler and this elegant Minangkabau-style architecture 32 Km east of Seremban is a popular stop for tourist. Made entirely of wood, the palace's main attractions include beautiful intricate carvings bearing varied local motifs. State Museum The state museum, situated within the Cultural Handicraft Complex, houses many historical artifacts of the state. The museum building was formerly the old palace at Kampong Ampang Tinggi. Built entirely of wood, it has been reassembled within this complex. Situated next to the museum is the "Rumah Minang" burned down by the British during the Sungai Ujung war.