Kampung Sungai Melayu Eco Tourism - Johor

Kampung Sungai Melayu Eco Tourism - Johor
Kampung Sungai Melayu, a village with a history spanning over 120 years, is situated beneath the Pulai district, approximately 7 kilometers from the State Government Administrative Center in Kota Iskandar, Iskandar Puteri, Johor.
Administered by the local authority, the Johor Bahru City Council, this village holds a unique proximity to Singapore. During World War II, it served as a strategic route for Japanese forces in their attempt to capture Singapore.
Boasting a 100% Malay population, the residents of Kampung Sungai Melayu are primarily engaged in fishing, actively managing fish cages, and harvesting shellfish.
Recognized as a traditional village, Kampung Sungai Melayu has also earned the distinction of being a tourist destination under the Iskandar Malaysia Friendly Program, inaugurated by the Chief Minister of Johor on October 13, 2013.
__________________________________
Thank you for watching, please subscribe and leave your comments below.
Click link below or “SUBSCRIBE” to follow latest video: www.youtube.co...
Re-production, re-upload, re-broadcast, and distribution of our copyrighted videos are prohibited.Copyright © SCM Southern Corridor Malaysia™️ ALL Rights Reserved.
………………
Please email SouthernCorridorMalaysia [at] gmail dot com to grant a written consent to use our video’s contents. Download to re-posting of our video contents are prohibited.
Website: scmlink.com.my/
#kampungsungaimelayuecotourism
#sungaimelayujb
#johorbahru #jbcity #kotaiskandar #iskandarputeri #visitjohor

[@amirism91]

Johor di mcm² ada rupanya ingatkan Penang je ada. Kerajaan negeri kena buat promosi lebih lagi ni

[@JKyle1016]

Penang's economy is at 4th, far behind Johor which is the 2nd just behind Selangor

[@xsano6]

​@@JKyle1016 no 3 sapa?

[@hafizjaaffar1673]

restoran asam pedas terapung dia mmg suurrr..

[@hafizjaaffar1673]

tp jln masuk ke kg ada kwsn dlm ladang sawit blm tar..hrp sekarang dah berubah

[@roamingleg6986]

Nice view sahabat

[@hamiltonastan]

what an interesting video of the fishing village close to the 2nd link border! i really like to see the trip to one of the floating fish farms called kelong rearing muscles or kupang that derives the 2nd link border town of tanjung kupang. i also like the cruise into the mangrove forest. you can visit a few more fishing villages as follows:
1) kampung seberang ramai, kuala perlis featuring the colourful murals and rainbow bridge
2) kilim geoforest park, langkawi featuring the eagle feeding session
3) kuala sepatang or port weld, perak, home to the 1st railway line in malaysia connecting Taiping during the british colonial era and a charcoal factory
4) klias river, sabah which is home to the famous proboscis monkeys and fireflies

[@izzaniielachannel]

Terima kasih admin ats perkongsian video nye😊

[@imanabdullah3263]

Muara sungai Johor can be build like Ozarks with mansion on river shores and rumah ikan on the middle of the sungai, the tax from the mansions and rich folks spending by the local economy can be use for local infrastructures and skill buildings for locals.. i like Ozarks style because they don't really demolish forests or ruining the surroundings, unlike current housing style in Malaysia

[@astranger8569]

beautiful mangrove forest ❤💚

[@ericlai3221]

beautiful content❤

[@GoodjobSkill]

😍😍

[@sharxM16]

tempat cantik kenapa x maju kan boleh tarik pelancong

[@rockersmalaya4126]

Ada buaya kat sungai ni...

[@Plepro]

first