Seremban Travel Guide
The capital of Negeri Sembilan, Seremban is located 65kms south of Kuala Lumpur, making this a good place to take a break on your way further south.
- Worth It?
- Not the most exciting place on earth, this is a good place to stop if you need a break from travelling.
- What to Do
- temple-hopping, exploring the town's unique architecture, swimming at the waterfall, trekking, visiting the ostrich farm.
- Best Time to Go
- April to July is when the weather is cool and dry.
- How Long?
- Most things can be seen in a day.
- Trivia
- Seremban is famous for its delicious siew pau, a baked bun filled with minced pork.
Don't expect to find bright lights, loud bars and live music here; Seremban is popular with people who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and relax for a while. For those who take the time to explore, Seremban has some interesting attractions although most people just pass on by.
Seremban is home to the Minangkabau culture, a diverse civilization within Malaysia which takes its name from the Malay words menang kerbau, meaning 'winning buffalo'. This city is full of both natural and man-made beauty such as lakes, temples, gardens and Minangkabau art and handicrafts.
This is a good place to pick up an unusual souvenir and explore the city's unique style. The Minangkabau people are well known for their unique roof architecture, which curves upward to resemble buffalo horns. As you wander through the city you will notice many examples of this interesting style.
Travel to Seremban - Getting There
Most people travel to Seremban by bus and buses arrive here from all over Malaysia as well as from Thailand and Singapore. Kuala Lumpur is just 65kms away.
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