Taman Negara Johor Tanjung Piai

It's a National Park of the State of Johor. The unique thing is, Tanjung Piai is the end of the land in Asia.

If you really enjoy nature, then you would enjoy this place. Lots of mangrove trees, and depending on the time of the day, you would see the animals too.

Stunning Mangroove beach with so beautiful scenery. So many biodiversity you can explore there. The canvas of mangroove area very mesmerizing and capturing the beauty of the place itself. Unlucky enough for me it short time for me to explore the place when weather become gloomy and rain coming after half an hour my family and I started the journey.. the entrance fee is Rm5 for adult,rm for student and kids below 7 years old is free of charge.

We will coming back again here for more stunning shoot. Thank you

We went on a breezy Sunday afternoon and thankfully it wasn't crowded. Overall, the experience was wonderful; loved the calming sceneries. Managed to encounter, by chance, some interesting creatures.

Entry was RM5/person (adult with Malaysian IC). Plenty of parking spots for visitors. If you love nature or are simply looking for a place to bring kids/families for sightseeing/adventures, come visit this National Park!

I'd suggest starting with sitting and listening to the video briefing, then you can get around.

It's so fun there to watch the mudskipper behaviour in the wild.

Very interesting to see the natural habitat at the mangrove. Worth a visit. Entrance fee is RM20 for foreigners. Couldnt get a grab ride from Kukup, so we took a taxi instead. RM60 to and fro.

Better to allocate some chairs near the southern tip area for the elderly who visiting here.
Well preserved mangroves area.

I was thrilled to be here
Knowing I was visiting the southernmost point of Asia the largest continent! My three daughters together with my son and his wife came along.

visited on sunday around 9.30 am. Soothing and calming environments. Rm5 for adults. Recommended if you can come early before the sun is rising. Near 11am the sun already hit differently. Btw good for those who love nature.

very tranquil location My family and I genuinely love the the landscape and nature beauty there. Ticket costs are also reasonable. There are numerous little and peculiar species there, especially the Ikan Belacak. Have numerous photos and videos of them

The southernmost tip of Mainland Asia. Lush green Mangrove and Piai conservation area complete with several educational spots inside the National Park. Admission RM5, Spacious parking with disability parking spot and access. Surau, toilet and souvenir shops also available.

Suitable for nature lovers.... Walking along the mangrove forest is giving me a new exciting experience....

It was a surprise visit on a rainy day on a Rau Lu weekday. The place is located in Tg Piai and the roads to this reserve forest are in good condition. It takes roughly 2 hours to reach here from JB.

The forest is well maintained and kept clean for visitors.

The entrance fee for Malaysians is very minimal and the staffs are quite friendly.

Certainly worth the visit

The entrance fee is RM10 fof aduit, RM5 fof children and RM£ for senior citizens. Need to walk on an elevated wouden platform about 2km through the mangroves where various trees species are highlighted especially PIAI tree where this place was named. A very high sunny day throughout the walking journey. It would be best if the walkway platform is covered to protect from rain and sunshine. A drinking kiosk would definitely helps to lessened the hit humid day.

Brisk walk here with my lovely gf. The staff here very helpful since my gf is a disable person (oku). They offer wheel chair to her but we decline as we will like to brisk walk.

As a KL-ite myself, first time here was very excited as I've already reached and arrived the southernmost tip of mainland Asia. 😍😍😍😍

Very nice place. 10🌟

This park is very educational for kids as well as adults. One get to learn the names of trees growing in swamp areas and the flora & fauna found here. Make sure to wear a cap or bring an umbrella cos it'll be quite a walk on the bridge.

It is a great place for strolling around with your family. Have educational purposes on mangrove trees and its habitat. I prefer you to wear comfortable clothes and shoes because of the long trails. Plus, please bring your umbrella or cap during sunny days

Nice place to appreciate nature. Wear something nice for pictures! Avoid bringing snacks into the parks as there might be monkeys. They will chase you if you have snacks. If you’re bringing water bottles, keep them in your bag.

One of the nature's place that is suitable for families to visit. There is a lot to learn about flora and fauna here. Taking pictures are mandatory here.

Entrance fee is RM5 for adult (RM10 for non Malaysian). Recommend to go around 4-6pm when it is not hot since you will walk a super long distance (1.5km) until you reach the end. Bring water and umbrella because it is really hot. They will take pictures of you at entrance which they'll turn into souvenir (RM50 for a printed photo and photo magnet). Though, you can't get a certificate anymore so that's a bummer. Overall a nice tourist place.

Entrance fee for Malaysian adult is RM5. Ample parking and free. Friendly staff and helpful.

A must place to visit when come to Pontian.
A great place to explore especially for nature lovers.Beautiful scenery and well maintained the mangrove swamp.

It is suitable for educational purpose . You can see mangrove creatures like mudskippers, mangrove tree crab and snails.

There are certain area are restricted due to maintenance. We went there during high tide around 10.30 am till 2.00 pm. Nice experience.