Top 35 Attractions in Negeri Sembilan (2025)

1. Kenaboi State Park (Taman Negeri Kenaboi)

Located in the remote part of Jelebu, this park is a beautiful natural sanctuary with plenty of activities to do such as jungle trekking, mountain climbing and caving. Kenaboi State Park is also popular with bird watchers and species like hornbills (usually only seen in East Malaysia) can be found here.

To enter this place, you must obtain a permit from the State Forestry Department’s office in Kuala Klawang beforehand. The beauty of this place with its waterfalls, streams, and exotic flora and fauna is the reason why this is one of the most popular attractions in Negeri Sembilan.

2. Batu Maloi Cave

If you are looking for an adventure, Batu Maloi Cave is perfect place for you. Thrilling outdoor activities await you as you get to explore the cave’s system, climbing and crawling your way through the gaps. There will be one part of the expedition where you will be traversing in complete darkness, listening to the bats flying above you.

3. Seri Menanti Royal Museum (Muzium Diraja Seri Menanti)

Constructed in 1902 and completed in 1908, this 4-floor building used to be a royal palace before the king moved out of this place in 1931. It was still used for various other purposes till 1964 before being left vacant, and subsequently converted into a museum in 1992. The royal family’s collections that are displayed here and also the maintained palace spaces will give you a glimpse to the life of a royal family in Malaysia.

Port Dickson (#4 – #23)

Port Dickson is a serene coastal town in Negeri Sembilan, where tranquillity and adventure coalesce. Among the popular attractions in Negeri Sembilan you can experience here are the Alive 3D Art Gallery, with its myriad of photogenic moments, and P.D. Ostrich Show Farm, where you can interact with a variety of animals and partake in fun activities like ostrich racing. With its lush landscapes and interactive attractions, Port Dickson promises a blend of relaxation and excitement for every traveller.

24. King Melewar Palace Replica Rembau Museum (Muzium Rembau Replika Istana Raja Melewar)

This museum is a replica of King Melewar Palace that was built on the same plot of land. This spectacular museum design with stilts supporting the wooden frames of the building was opened to the public in 2004 at a cost of RM2.4 million. Despite the high cost, this is part of the government’s initiative to display and educate the public about the history of this magnificent building.

25. Sungai Timun Fireflies (Kelip-Kelip Sungai Timun)

Sungai Timun is a small village in Rembau and is the chosen location of the state’s effort to promote the growing market of ecotourism. One of the main highlights of this place is the opportunity to see fireflies at night by going on a river cruise. The beauty of these blinking lights in the night sky will ensure you have a memorable time. However, as beautiful as things will be, do take nore to keep your hands in the boat as there have been sightings of crocodiles in the river.

26. Sak Dato Temple

The Sak Dato Temple is a magnificent Chinese temple that was built around 140 years ago. One of the highlights of this Negeri Sembilan attraction is a staircase that leads to an ornamental arch called the “Dragon Gate”, which presents one of the most marvellous views of the mountain ranges. Apart from that, this temple also has a hanging bridge, giant Monkey God statue at 21.95m high and a herb garden among many other things.

Seremban (#27 – #36)

Seremban is a city that harmoniously blends tradition and modernity in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. During your time here, you will get to see some of the famous attractions in Negeri Sembilan, such as the Royal Gallery Tuanku Ja’afar, where the legacy of the former Agong and Sultanate of Negeri Sembilan is celebrated, and IJM Hill Park Seremban 2 Height, where you get to enjoy the panoramic view of Seremban. With its rich heritage and vibrant attractions, this city promises an adventure that is both enlightening and exhilarating.

37. Tampin Mountain Forest Reserve (Hutan Simpan Gunung Tampin)

Tampin Mountain Forest Reserve is located at the borders of Negeri Sembilan and Malacca, and is part of the Titiwangsa Mountains range. This forest reserve is undisturbed, and the trails here can be quite challenging for a beginner. There will be times when the forest ranger will need to open up a new path for the hikers which is an exciting challenge for seasoned hikers. Upon reaching the top of this Negeri Sembilan attraction, you will be rewarded with a panoramic view of the mountain and its surroundings.