Johor tourist attractions are the gemstones that garland the state of Johor in Malaysia and that help to draw several tourists to their fascinating precincts. Johor tourist attractions comprise hotspots such as museums and ancient repositories; sanctuaries and parks that vaunt their rich biodiversity; dense and innumerable groves of trees in equatorial woodlands; magnificent coral ridges that caress the sandy beaches of Johor and that skirt the marine waters; lovely cascades; and quaint hamlets that shed light on significant aspects of the culture of the inhabitants of Johor.
Among the different tourist attractions in Johor, a mention must be made of the Endau- Rompin National Park, Johor. The Endau-Rompin National Park, Johor is a must-visit for all tourists on extensive Johor travel missions. The Park is hailed as one of the premier Johor tourist attractions because it houses boulders and stones that are made of lava and that originated from phenomenal volcanic eruptions. Radio carbon dating says that these boulders are over two hundred million years of age. The Endau- Rompin National Park, Johor is also regarded as one of the prime Johor tourist attractions because it is home to profuse tropical jungles that are a treasure trove of ecosystems and ecological niches. There are other reasons too as to why the Park is known as one of the popular Johor tourist attractions. The Park provides refuge to several Rhinoceroses of the Indonesian breed, creatures that are being rescued by different scientific and breeding measures from the brink of extinction. Several anthropologists besides environmentalists, conservationists and tourists visit the precincts of the Park in order to interact with the clans residing there.
Another of the much-haunted Johor tourist attractions is the Johor Lama, Johor. What is unique about Johor Lama, Johor is that it houses 'only' relics of a bygone era, which people come to visit. The Johor Lama, Johor is renowned for its fort that was designed in the sixteenth century and demolished too in the sixteenth century. Currently, tourists go to admire the vestiges of the fort that stand in the form of bulwarks and broken citadels on the banks of the River of Johor. These remnants hark back to a former epoch of grandeur and glory when foot soldiers marched up and down the fort grounds and cavalries proudly flaunted themselves in elaborate pageants to the masses in the presence of the Sultan of Johor.
Johor tourist attractions draw hundreds of tourists to their premises with their intrinsic charm and enigma.
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