Amira Abu Bakar

This isn’t your average gallery; it’s an ode to creativity and community. This traditional house-turned-gallery is home to an array of mesmerising artworks ranging from paintings to sculptures, each piece telling a […]

Founded in 1982, this gallery has been the guardian of the local Bugis community heritage. Here, expect to learn about the rich culture through displays of ancient weapons, traditional clothing, and precious

Refuel at Kiri Kanan Café, where Chef Zain’s culinary magic crafts Western, Nyonya, and Malay dishes using only the freshest ingredients. The menu changes every three months to ensure you’ll never

This eatery has been a Batu Pahat legend since the 1970s. Their variety of soups—tongue, tail, chicken, meat, lamb, and yes, gearbox (the bones of the cattle that look like

Tucked away in a warehouse of vintage memorabilia collected over three decades, WOW Café is your nostalgia haven that brings back fond memories of past Malaysia. Vintage pieces aside, their menu

Nestled in a nearly century-old house built by the First Malaysian Chinese Association Batu Pahat President, Ping Tei, this café not only serves delectable treats but also hosts local vendors for a

Experience a sip of heritage at Kopi Khu, where Arabica and Liberica beans reign supreme. Don’t be surprised to find drinks named after local villages because the Liberica beans used in

Kedai Dalam Satu Nearby, Kedai Dalam Satu beckons with top-quality thrifting with carefully curated items from Japan, Korea and United States that cater to every taste and style. https://www.gayatravel.com.my/unveiling-johors-hidden-jewels-batu-pahat-and-pontian/

Step into a 115-metre-long dragon tunnel brimming with Chinese folklore paintings. Legend has it that a stroll through this magnificent tunnel brings blessings of wealth. Don’t rush through though; remember to explore

Journey to the soul of Malaysia’s southern peninsula, where the lesser-known towns of Batu Pahat and Pontian in Johor await, brimming with cultural marvels, tantalising culinary options, and offbeat attractions. From the