Is a hidden gem in part of Southern. Tanjung Piai is great to visit as the environment is well keep and you really can enjoy the nature by walking thru the Jetty/bridge. You can have a zero distance with the monkeys and my kids are...More

A great excape from work.. You can hear the sound from birds and monkeys. The breeze brings calmness. To those who love nature, you should give this place a try.

A good place to have a walk on the evening or early morning. Grab a friend and walk and talk at the same time. Enjoy the scenary as you chat. Wear sunglasses because it's quite sunny in the evening. Sweat a little bit. Remember, do...More

It was a pleasant walk within the mangrove forest. There were boardwalk leading toward the Southern Most Tip of Mainland Asia on the left and boardwalk heading straight toward the Jetty overlooking Karimun Island, strait of Melacca and Kukup island. It is a must go...More

When we finally reach there, we congratulated ourselves for standing at the Southern most tip of mainland Asia. We were beaming widely while we posed to take a photo of us standing beside the landmark that proclaims Tanjung Piai‘s unique geographical position! The wind was...More

Walk in nature. Mangrove tree, monkeys, mudskipper, shells, tiny crab are wild life you can see around here. Nice place to appreciate nature. Please do not litter when you visit here. Together we care for our environment. Walk path condition still strong. Can walk safely....More

Get there early, then the boardwalk is yours, for visitors are just trickling in. Once busloads of tourists arrive, the area can be crowded. The boardwalks are well-maintained. They branches away from the main entrance to several points. Take the one on the left, 1.2...More

It was very interesting to be able to go to the southern most tip of the Asian continent. The entrance had the tickets and the people there were very polite and informative. Then they led us to the viewing room. It was good. We proceeded...More

My family took a day trip to Tanjung Piai National Park to see the southernmost tip of mainland Asia. After paying a small entrance fee, we entered the main building and was soon on a walkway with mangroves on both sides. The signages were not...More

The only reason we came here was because of its unique location. Entrance fee is RM5 for Malaysian, and RM20 (if i'm not mistaken for foreigner). One of the staff informed us that the platform with signage of mostsouthern tip of mainland Asia is close...More