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Kuala Pilah is a town in Negeri Sembilan. It is also the name of a district of the same name. Seri Menanti is the royal capital of the state situated in Kuala Pilah district. It houses the seat of the state or Yang-di Pertuan Besar, the royal palace known as "Istana Besar". |
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GETTING THERE:-
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From KUALA LUMPUR
Take the North-South Highway via Sungai Besi Toll. Head straight into Senawang (Exit 220) and follow the road signs towards Kuala Pilah. |
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By Bus
From KUALA LUMPUR
There are many Express Bus companies servicing routes to Kuala Pilah from Puduraya intercity bus and taxi terminal. You need to buy tickets before hand.
From Seremban Town
As an alternative get a connecting trip via Terminal 1, Seremban's intercity bus and taxi terminal. Get a ticket before hand if you decide to continue your journey either by Express Buses plying intertown routes or interstate routes, which departs regularly. Otherwise, hop on into Stage Bus services. Most bus companies rendering such services, fees for the journey is charged there and then, on the bus. |
Kuala Pilah
Bus & Taxi Station
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Sri Menanti Royal Museum |
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Tucked amidst green hills 50 km. from Seremban, the charming royal town of Sri Menanti is the official residence of the State Ruler as well as the site of the Sri Menanti Royal Museum. This former palace, converted into the Royal Museum in 1992, is a classic showcase of Minangkabau architecture and design.
Built at the turn of the last century by two local craftsmen, the wooden structure is an architectural wonder as no screws or nails were used in its construction. It incorporates 99 pillars, each soaring 65 feet, representing the 99 warriors who served the palace.
Today, it is a repository of the regalia of the Negeri Sembilan Royal family, with exhibits such as costumes, ceremonial weaponry, bed chambers and documents on the Royal lineage. Elsewhere, the pretty village setting reflects the dominant Minangkabau influence.
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Ulu Bendul Recreational Forest |
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Located just 16 km. from Seremban on the main road to Kuala Pilah, this recreational forest is ideal for activities such as mountain climbing, jungle trekking, camping and picnicking. Set amidst the Gunung Angsi Forest Reserve, its verdant greenery and clear river make it a favourite weekend retreat.
Enjoy a refreshing dip in the stream or camp out to spend a night under the stars. This recreational forest is equipped with facilities such as wooden chalets, camping sites, a children's playground, parking bays and restrooms.
Ulu Bendul is the entry point to scale the 825 m. high Gunung Angsi, one of the most challenging terrains in the country.
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