• Malaysia Tourism Centre - Itinerary:
  This is a standard itinerary for this tour.
  Please note: If any attractions are closed, the itinerary may be adjusted without prior notice.

9:00am hotel pick-up from your accommodation within a 1km radius of Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC).
Alternatively, join the tour from the Kuala Lumpur meeting point at the Malaysia Tourism Centre (MaTic): 109, Jalan Ampang, 55000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

• Istana Seri Menanti - The first stop is Istana Seri Menanti. This wooden structure is uniquely constructed without nails. The palace is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, and there is a long walk from the gate to the main entrance. The museum offers extensive information on history and culture.

Although it is not open to the public, the impressive architecture can still be admired from the outside.

• Ulu Bendul Recreational Park - Nature enthusiasts will love visiting Ulu Bendul Recreational Park. It’s a perfect spot to relax with family while enjoying the gentle breeze.
• Centipede Temple - For those seeking a challenge, visit the renowned Centipede Temple in Seremban. Officially known as the Sze Koon Temple, it is situated atop a hill, requiring a long walk to reach the summit. Locals call it Centipede Temple due to the various centipede species found outside.

Additionally, the hilltop offers a panoramic view of the town, so bring a camera. Prepare to climb over 260 steps to enjoy the breathtaking view. Along the way, you’ll encounter unique statues, including Taoist and Buddhist deities and giant centipede sculptures.

• Dataran Seremban - Also known as Seremban Square, this iconic landmark attracts tourists and locals annually for photo opportunities. Located in the heart of Seremban town, it is a popular spot to explore and relax. At night, the square is illuminated with beautiful decorative lights, providing a respite from the day’s heat.
• Church of The Visitation - This Catholic church was established by French missionaries. In the mid-1800s, French priests from Kuala Lumpur would visit Malacca every two months for confessions. They would stop in Seremban, conducting services in an attap hut. These regular visits likely inspired the Church’s name. A proper church was later built, with the current structure dating from 1899 and additions made in 1935.
• Galeri Diraja Tuanku Ja’afar - Please note: this attraction is closed on Mondays.
  Entrance fees are not included and can be purchased at the main counter.

This gallery offers insights into the state’s royal history. Explore the various royal collections on display and learn about the history of Negeri Sembilan and Tuanku Ja’afar, the former Yang di-Pertuan Besar. The complex features nine exhibition halls with numerous exhibits.

• Masjid Negeri Seremban - The modern State Mosque, completed in 1967, overlooks the Lake Gardens. It features nine pillars representing the nine districts of Negeri Sembilan (which translates to ‘nine states’).
• Taman Tasik Seremban - A favorite among travelers, Seremban Lake Garden is more than just a recreational area. For fresh air and a cool breeze, this is the place to be. It is one of the oldest natural lake gardens in the country.

While children enjoy the playground, adults can jog or stroll along the lake garden. Safety is ensured with excellent facilities. “SHELL” Children Traffic Park and Malaysia Park (Taman Malaysia) are also nearby.

• Seremban Cultural Complex - This must-visit attraction offers insights into the state’s heritage and culture, as well as appreciation for Minangkabau architecture. The Seremban Cultural Complex is a museum rich in the culture and heritage of Negeri Sembilan, with its roof being a main attraction.

The complex includes three buildings: the Negeri Sembilan House, the State Museum, and Ampang Tinggi Palace.

Visitors will find photographs, royal silver, traditional costumes, old weapons, artifacts, and handicrafts in the museum. This attraction is perfect for both children and adults. The Minangkabau House is also an excellent spot for family photos.

• Private transportation
• English-speaking driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
• Set Lunch

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities
• Galeri Diraja Tuanku Ja’afar Admission Ticket

Negeri Sembilan has a strong historical influence from the Minangkabau people, making Seremban a hotspot for the Minangkabau culture in Malaysia. The Minangkabau, a name originating from the Malay phrase menang kerbau meaning ‘victorious buffalo’, are well-known for their distinctive buffalo horn-like roof architecture. Numerous structures in Seremban, including the Seremban Cultural Complex, have adopted this design feature.

• Unique Istana Seri Menanti - constructed from wood and assembled without using any nails
• Admire the Minangkabau architectural style at the Seremban Cultural Complex.
• Ascend over 260 steps to reach Centipede Temple’s summit & absorb the all-encompassing view
• Discover more about the region’s royal past at the Tuanku Ja’afar Royal Gallery
• Chance to explore Seremban Square - a notable landmark of the town
• Experience fresh air and a refreshing breeze at one of the country’s oldest natural lake gardens.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.