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It is a vast mangrove swamp where fireflies are conserved. Fireflies congregate at the Berembang trees in the swamp. This wetland is near Kota Tinggi and approximately 91 km from Johor Bahru."
The picturesque Sungai Lebam Wetlands is a coastal tidal river that flows with the rising tide of the South China Sea bringing sea bass, groupers, snappers and sting rays with it, making it an ideal spot for river fishing at the kelongs (off-shore huts).
Fireflies sighting near the Berembang trees are a popular activity, too where you have a chance to view millions of these fascinating insects lighting up the river. Cruise on the still silent waters to explore the wonders of the mangroves and observe monkeys and birds frolicking in their natural habitat.
Located five kilometres north of Desaru, this museum was developed by the South Johor Development Authority (KEJORA), as part of its development project in the fishing village of Tanjung Balau. Fishing has been a major economic source for the seafarers of Kota Tinggi district since long ago and the abundance of it found in the South China Sea has supported them for generations.
Teluk Endau Beach This newly discovered beach is located about 49km from Kota Tinggi town. It is ideal for those who prefer serenity and tranquility. Read more
Another historical site of great importance to the Johor Sultanate is located about 27km from Kota Tinggi town, in Teluk Sengat. This is the old Johor Fort in Johor Village.
Another historical site of great importance to the Johor Sultanate is located about 27km from Kota Tinggi town, in Teluk Sengat. This is the old Johor Fort in Johor Village.
Walking into a building filled with antiquities had always brought a surreal sense of having lived in the periods of the exhibits. Kota Tinggi Museum received 50,000 visitors last year and is considered as one of the most important historical reference of the Johor Sultanate. Opened to the public in 2002, the museum was officiated in 2004 and had a usable space of 6,840 square metres.
