Tanjung Piai Johor National Park covers an area of over 926 hactares, 526 hactares of which are coastal mangroves. Its 8 km shoreline borders the Straits of Malacca.
Looming in the distance, out at sea, the traditional fishermen’s boats are dwarfed by the modern supertanker – a phenomenal sight and a humble reminder that you are standing at the edge of the world’s busiest waterway.
Looming in the distance, out at sea, the traditional fishermen’s boats are dwarfed by the modern supertanker – a phenomenal sight and a humble reminder that you are standing at the edge of the world’s busiest waterway.
In Mainland Asia’s southernmost mangrove park, the only constant is change. The Johor National Park Corporation is committed to preserving this extraordinary legacy.
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bro, macam baca brochure je la blogspot ko ni... kurang sket skemableh tak
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