Johor Bahru tourist attractions in Malaysia

Johor Buddhist Temple Johor Buddhist Temple is an ancient temple located in Zhili Street, Johor, Malaysia, surrounded by towering skyscrapers. Johor Temple is one of the oldest buildings in Johor Bahru. Every year on the 21st day of the first lunar month, the ancient temple in Johor holds an annual grand ceremony to worship the gods, which Johor calls the ancient temple parade. The five gods in the ancient temple will walk around the city from their five native places, and the scene is unimaginable. But the Chinese in Johor Bahru insist that the China Lunar New Year in Johor Bahru officially ended after wandering.

This magnificent building, the Ibrahim Tower in Sudan, occupies the skyline of Johor Bahru. Before independence, it was the tallest building in Malaysia. Completed on 1940, used to plan the invasion of Singapore. It hasn't been occupied yet. Someone changed the building into a museum.

The Royal Museum The Royal Museum in Johor Bahru houses many historical relics, artworks and royal collections. Here, you can clearly understand the glorious history of the Sultan's royal family in Johor.

Johor Bahru Museum of Chinese History This is the China Museum of Historical Relics established by Johor Bahru Chinese Association at the southernmost tip of Malaysia. It collects and records the struggle history and cultural relics of the Chinese sages in Johor Bahru in the past one hundred and fifty years. The four-story cultural relics museum presents the historical and cultural development of Chinese in Johor Bahru in the past 100 years through models, images and written materials. There is also a literature reference room and an activity space that can be used as a cultural performance in the cultural relics museum.