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Johor

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Cities / Other destinations / Culture and History / Talk / Travel to Johor, visa requirements / Get around / Johor attractions and sightseeing / City tours / Good restaurants and cheap meals / Johor nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs. / Stay safe / Get out

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Johor (formerly Johore [1]) is the southernmost state of Peninsular Malaysia (January 2007).

Cities

Johor Bahru - the largest city and capital, a popular gateway to Singapore
Batu Pahat
Kluang
Kota Tinggi
Mersing - for ferries to Tioman
Muar
Pontian
Segamat

Other destinations

Culture and History

Talk

Travel to Johor, visa requirements

Get around

Transit Link / City Bus

2: Ayer Hitam 3: Pontian 6: Gelang Patah 13: Kulai 347: Layang Layang 401: Kota Tinggi 39: Kota Masai 41: Kota Tinggi 140: Pasir Gudang 188: Ulu Tiram

10A / 101: Kg Bakar Batu / Tmn Pelangi / Tmn Seri Tebrau / Tmn Sentosa 18 / 18A: Tmn Johor Jaya 20: Tmn Desa Tebrau 123: Bandar Baru Permas Jaya 133A: Tmn Kota Masai / Tmn Scientex / Cendana 138: Tmn Rinting / Tmn Megah Ria 180: Desa Harmoni / Tmn Molek

5A: Desa Rahmat / Tmn Cempaka / Tmn Melor / SEDC 15: Bandar Seleda Jaya / TUTA 16: Kulai 301: Tmn Perling 322: Tmn Skudai Baru 323: Tmn Sri Skudai 328: Bandar Selesa Jaya / TUTA 329: Tmn Bkt Kempas / Tmn Anggrek 331: Tmn U 348: Tmn U / Tmn Seri Pulai / Tmn Teratai / BBKP

Johor attractions and sightseeing

City tours

Good restaurants and cheap meals

Johor's culinary specialities include mee rebus, spicy noodles in sweet potato soup, and Johor laksa, an offbeat version of the ubiquitous noodle dish: in Johor's version, the usual rice noodles are replaced with spaghetti (yes, the real Italian deal) and topped with a thick paste of fish, onion, peanuts, chili peppers and spices.