Posted by admin on September 3, 2007 at 5:00 pm
By Ferry :
Pulau Tioman is accessible by boat from Tanjung Gemok in Pahang or Mersing in Johor Bahru.
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Jetty Terminal
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Ferry Operator
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Duration
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Tanjung Gemok Terminal
Rompin, Pahang
Distance to Tanjung Gemok (by road)
From K.Lumpur : 320km / 4 hours
From Singapore : 170km / 3 hours
From Kuantan : 150km / 2 hours
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Fast Ferry Venture
Tel : 609-413 1997 / 1998
Fax : 690-413 1996
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1 hour 15 minutes
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Mersing Terminal
Mersing, Johor
Dinstance to Mersing Terminal (by road)
From K.Lumpur : 360km / 4.5 hours
From Singapore : 130km / 2.5 hours
From Kuantan : 190km / 3.5 hours
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Blue Water Express
Tel : 607-799 5015
Seagull Express
Tel : 607-799 4297
Ferry schedule is subject to sea/tide conditions in Mersing
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2 hours
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By Air/Flight :
Berjaya Air operates daily flights from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore using a 48-seater De Havilland Dash 7 aircraft
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Airport Terminal
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Operator
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Duration
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Subang Airport, Kuala Lumpur
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Berjaya Air
Terminal 3, Subang Airport
Tel : 603-7846 8228
Fax : 603-7846 5637
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1 hour
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Seletar Airport, Singapore
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Berjaya Air
Berjaya Hotel & Resort
(Singapore Sales Office)
Tel : 65-6227 6698 / 3688
Fax : 65-6225 4966 / 6166
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40 minutes
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Posted by admin on September 2, 2007 at 7:45 pm
Trek Routes :
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Routes
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DISTANCE
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DURATION
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DESCRIPTION
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Tekek-Juara
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7km
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2 hours
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Terrain : Hilly
Sights : Rapids, mousedeers, herbs, fireflies, a variety of birds |
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Mukut-Asah Waterfalls
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2km
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1 hour
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Terrain : Hilly
Sights : Rapids, waterfall, natural pool, herbs, flora & fauna |
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Mukut-Twin Peaks
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4km
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2 hours
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Terrain : Hilly
Sights : Bonsai garden, scenic view |
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Air Batang-Salang
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8km
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4 hours
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Terrain : Hilly
Sights : Scenic view, flora&fauna |
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Posted by admin on August 3, 2007 at 7:41 am
Standing tall at 1 ,276m, Gunung Ledang is Johor’s highest mountain. It has been rated the sixth most difficult mountain to climb in the country. Gunung Ledang is a well known mountain located in the southern range of Peninsular Malaysia which stretches across the states of Johor, Pahang, Negeri Sembilan and Melaka. Part of the range falls within the boundaries of Johor.
Gunung Ledang is a popular spot for jungle trekking and mountain climbing. With fresh, unpolluted air and the delightful sounds of animals and birds, camping against the backdrop of this picturesque mountain jungle is a dream come true for many a mountaineering enthusiast.
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Posted by admin on August 3, 2007 at 5:02 am
Situated south of Tioman, Pulau Pemanggil is well known for deep sea fishing and has good hunting grounds for marine and mackerels. Endless stretches of white sandy beaches and awesome snorkeling spots, make it an island paradise.
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Posted by admin on August 3, 2007 at 5:01 am
Pulau Aur is located approximately 70 kilometers away from Mersing. This island, surrounded by clear blue waters, has white sandy beaches and beautiful coral reefs. The island is also made up of hidden lagoons and an offshore pool. This island paradise offers its visitors a getaway from the daily pressures and the worries. There is a traditional Malay longhouse for those who plan to stay overnight on the island.
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