The Southern and third largest state in Peninsula Malaysia. Johor.

Welcome to Johor.

Known as the Land End Most South Asian Subcontinent , Johor are fortunate to have many interesting tourist attractions . With beautiful beaches and islands, unspoiled tropical rainforests , waterfalls soothing and relaxing , and the experience of watching the flicker of fireflies at night, Johor promise you an enjoyable and exciting adventures .

Johor is a haven for golf enthusiasts with over 20 superb golf courses and world class. For those who enjoy fishing or doing any water activities , this is where tempatnya.Mereka who loves shopping, Johor offers a wide range of products and a quality product at a very reasonable price . History lovers can also explore ancient history by visiting the Sultan Ibrahim Building and Royal Museums of Johor . See the famous Malay dance in Johor,zapin.

Separated only by the straits of Johor, the southern and third largest state in Peninsula Malaysia, Johor is very close to Singapore and receive a large amount of tourist and visitors from across the Causeway. You can fly direct to Johor via the Sultan Ismail Airport(Senai Airport) by rail or take a four hour drive from KL. Known as a metropolis with cultural diversity and well preserved heritage buildings and relics the state has hosted several international events including golf tournaments.

Apart from the five national parks and attractive islands, tourist attractions includes Royal Palaces, lively night markets and the mysterious and legendary Gunung Ledang. Johor Bahru is the state capital and is one of Malaysia's main shoping destinations where you can find local and international designer products, souvenirs and antiques as well as duty free shopping zone.

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Diving in Malaysia

Divers are also particularly well catered for, with sites that are regularly voted the best in the world, both due to the unique marine life and some incredible submarines wrecks from World War Two.
      
The western coast of Peninsular Malaysia offers a diversity of marine life around Pangkor Island and Payar Island, while the east coast is a profusion of coral growth and abundant fish especially around Perhentian Island, Redang Island, Pulau Kapas and Tioman Island.
      
Off the east coast of Sabah, you can swim with white-tip sharks, clown fish and barracudas,while on the northern coast of Borneo you can watch hawksbill turtles come ashore at night to lay their eggs on the beach. You can also find migrating whale shark around Lankayan and micro-diving in Mabul, Kapalai and Mataking.
      
Diving is available all year round in East Malaysia, but seasonal in the Peninsular with the best diving conditions from December to May on the west coast and March to October on the east coast.

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Angling Tourism potential in Malaysia

Tourism industry is a big industry around the world,it's have been popular globally.There are many type of tourism;such as 'agrotourism', 'war tourism','cultural tourism', 'heritage tourism' and many type of tourism can give a good return to the country if the exploitation is on the right track. 'Angling Tourism' the nearest branch to talk about in this blog.Malaysia has a sea treasures that can be said to be very proud of. South China Sea to the Straits of Melaka into a wide variety of marine life and corals have beautiful and wonderful to be presented to the tourists who visit Malaysia.

  

      'Angling Tourism' may not have been popular in Malaysia as in other countries who exploit the right source. Not disclaimed any attempt either promote this industry and the kingdom of body weight not kerajaan.Namun , the work done is like ' just let go cough on the stairs ' . Industry ' angling tourism' in our country rather bole said backward when measured by our state -owned resources .

      Endowed with 400km along the coastal waters , extensive maritime waters with the set of more than 500 islands , marine waters sake only have promising potential ' angling tourism ' is very broad in Malaysia Coupled source of freshwater fisheries and brackish water , the Sea and the distant mountains and a mountainous river can contribute to a more significant revenue to the state from 'angling tourism'.

      From the point of biodiversity , Malaysia has over 400 species of fish ,including sport fishing species such as the layaran or Sailfish , marlin , tuna and giant trevally . Native species such as Sebarau , Kelah , Bujuk and others also have the potential to be exploited . Not forgetting also 'mencandat sotong' which may also be a pull in the ' angling tourism' .

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