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The 10 Best Nature & Parks in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
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. Haw Kee Durian Orchard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Taman Negeri Kenaboi
3. Bukit Taisho Bahau
4. Jempol Lake Garden
5. Phantasy Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Located in Port Dickon and near to the famous Telok Kemang, Phantasy Farm is a multi attraction Petting Zoo. Apart from the wide variety of tame & exotic animals, it also has 'Instagramable' giant replica spots, Haunted House, Grandma Antique House and others. Relive your 'Kampung' life by spending your time at our Farm concept Tree house playground with your loved ones for a great time.
Reviewed By AzmilK - Port Dickson, Malaysia
Sometime in 2018, I wrote about a little Mix and Match Petting Zoo in Port Dickson. Called the Windmill PD Farm. A mixture between a Petting Zoo, Antique House and Haunted House. You can read the post here PD Windmill Farm - A little Mix and Match Park. Recently I heard that its under a new management, the people that runs the Farm in the City in Seri Kembangan. We have visited the Farm in the City before and it was awesome. You can read about my review here. Farm in the City . Malaysia's Premier Petting Zoo. As we were not able to travel far due to the Pandemic, we opt to spend some time here. A little outing for the kidss. The new place is called Phantasy Farm Port Dickson. At the entrance they have retain the blue sports car and the colourful windmill. So you wouldn't missed this place. They have kept the front layout but have added additional features towards the back. You start at the entrance at the Guinea Pigs pen. Where you can feed and pet the animals. As it was drizzling, most of the Guinea Pigs huddled under the shade. But the staff there manage to get 3 for my kids to feed and pet. Then you walk through the Bird Cage. The friendly staff gave my sons each a bird to hold. I was surprised that my squemish second son allowed a bird to sit on his shoulders while he feed it. Then came the Rabbit's Pen of which they had a fun time chasing and carrying bunnies. Then it was off to my daughter's favourite animal. Cats. I had to stand outside as I was allergic to cat fur. Then we came the the new additions which was not available from the previous place. There were displays of little animals, snakes and lizard. Leading to a large cage with Racoons. At Farm in The City, my son got to feed the Racoons. But here the staff said they are still wild, so they are enclosed. After that we went to Longkang Fishing. Where the kids tried their hand at catching small fishes. The drain here is much bigger than the one at the Farm in the City. Therefore its quite hard to catch the fishes. The you move on to the Alpaca Pen, goats and other animals. As we arrive late alot of animals were already being fed. After that we went to Grandma's Garden which had a colourful treehouse with slide. A nice place for the parents to rest their legs. While the kids slide down the treehouse and play at the swings. The tree was rather large and shady. The Antique House and the Haunted House was from the previous place. But we opt out as it was quite late. My Verdict I found that they are still adding more things as there were quite a number of construction going on. So will visit again in the near future once everything is ready. All in all its a nice to be when you are in Port Dickson. The staff are friendly. Take your time and enjoy playing with the animals. Your little ones will surely love. My three 'Budaak Bandar' loved it. And wants to visit again. Sometime in 2018, I visited a little Mix and Match Petting Zoo in Port Dickson. Called the Windmill PD Farm. A mixture between a Petting Zoo, Antique House and Haunted House. Recently I heard that its under a new management, the people that runs the Farm in the City in Seri Kembangan. Now its called Phantasy Farm. We have visited the Farm in the City before and it was awesome. At the entrance they have retain the blue sports car and the colourful windmill. So you wouldn't missed this place. They have kept the front layout but have added additional features towards the back. My kids love the Longkang Fishing, something they enjoyed at Farm in the City After playing with the animals, we went to Grandma's Garden which had a colourful treehouse with slide. A nice place for the parents to rest their legs. While the kids slide down the treehouse and play at the swings. The tree was rather large and shady. My Verdict I found that they are still adding more things as there were quite a number of construction going on. So will visit again in the near future once everything is ready. All in all its a nice to be when you are in Port Dickson. The staff are friendly. Take your time and enjoy playing with the animals. Your little ones will surely love. My three 'Budak Bandar' loved it. And wants to visit again.
6. Gunung Besar Hantu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Feisal_Gh - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
I went there early August with a couple of friends. It was planned earlier before MCO but have to postpone it until recently. I was planning to do both Besar and Kecil but unfortunately the team i went with can only go to Besar. Need to plan for another trip. Anyway, the water at the river was so clear and fresh. The taste is more tasty then our normal mineral water. Seems like the jungle is very well preserve and pristine without any human dirty touch. The trail was well marked, single track you will never get loss if you follow it through. The trail was straight up and we managed to get to the top by 11 am. It was cold at the top so bring along a jacket to keep you warm if you want to stay there long. It was a good hike and not to forget the lorry ride from starting point to our cars outside of Kg Chennah and Kg Besok. Beware of the overhanging bamboo trees as the lorry pass by it. See you soon GBH.
7. Gua Batu Maloi by RNR Adventures
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
8. Gunung Datuk
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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.
9. Gunung Datuk Recreational Forest
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By SaravanaVel - Chennai (Madras), India
Hike to the peak requires good fitness level... Suitable for beginners to test their stamina... Had 5 check points... +/- 2000 meter walk to reach the peak.. it's a uphill hike from the beginning too the end with no flat walk. No water available in the middle .. carry at least 2 litre water DON'T SMOKE / LITTER THE FOREST BE CAUTIOUS AT THE PEAK..if you slip a step you might end your life
10. 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.
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