2025 Serkat Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Do you know where the southernmost point of the Eurasian continent is? This time, we will introduce a 1-day plan to enjoy Johor Bahru, Malaysia! You may not have a chance to go there often, but you can actually get there by land from Singapore! Please use this plan as a reference for your visit❣️ 📍Tanjung Piai National Park Taman Negara Johor Tanjung Piai A park with a monument to the southernmost point of the Eurasian continent. A wetland spreads out, and you can see gobies. Beyond the sea is Singapore🇸🇬It was an interesting experience to see the natural Singapore on the opposite shore, which is rarely seen usually! It's hot in the summer, so don't forget to bring a hat and water‼ ️ 📍ECO Galleria A department store in the city. There are also many restaurants nearby. When I visited, it was occupied by chicks and it was a chaotic scene🐥 📍Pasar Malam Mingguan An open-air market that opens on Tuesday nights. There are many outdoor stalls with delicious food! Bring some cash. There are many stylish cafes in the center of Johor Bahru☕️I will introduce two of them that I visited! 📍Palates & Bagels by T.A.M Jalan Dhoby I visited because I heard that the bagels were delicious, but unfortunately there was a problem with the equipment, so I had other baked goods. There were many types of drinks, and they were all delicious and I was very satisfied! The interior is also very cute. 📍SWELL by Vamos An open and pleasant cafe. Perfect for brunch! The coffee was very delicious☕️ 📍Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque Masjid Sultan Abu Bakar A mosque with a beautiful exterior. I only saw it from the outside! How about enjoying Johor Bahru, where you can get a glimpse of Malaysian nature in addition to Singapore? #JohorBahru #Malaysia #SouthernmostTipofEurasia #FreeHotelAccommodation

#summerdestinations **Tanjung Piai**: My visit to Tanjung Piai was a memorable experience. Known as the southernmost point of mainland Asia, the area offers stunning views of the mangrove forest and the Strait of Malacca. The boardwalks and observation towers provide excellent vantage points for observing the unique coastal ecosystem and diverse wildlife. The natural beauty and serene environment make it a great destination for nature enthusiasts and those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

#malaysiatrip Come during weekend but arrive at wrong time, afternoon. The weather is extremely hot. For local, it is pretty cheap for ticket, for foreigners a bit pricey but still affordable. Nothing there except for the tree. If wanna come just wear clothes maybe casual is enough. As there is nothing to do there. Just sightseeing looking at tree, and probably fish in the mud and the sea of three countries