2 places to discover
Gunung Ledang, also known as Mount Ophir, is a 1,276-metre mountain on the Johor-Melaka border within Gunung Ledang National Park in Tangkak District, Johor. It is the highest peak in Johor and a prominent natural landmark managed by the Johor National Parks Corporation. Notable for its dense dipterocarp forest, waterfalls such as Puteri Falls, diverse flora and fauna, and the legendary folklore of the Princess of Gunung Ledang.
Manado Tua Island is a dormant volcanic island in Bunaken Kepulauan District, Manado City, North Sulawesi, located within Bunaken National Marine Park off the northern tip of Sulawesi. Dominated by a 624-meter conical peak, the island is notable for its forested slopes, fringing coral reefs, and traditional fishing villages. It is a protected marine park area known for hiking to the summit, snorkeling and diving on surrounding reefs, and panoramic views over the Celebes Sea.