With Visit Negeri Sembilan 2026, the State is committed to becoming a destination known for its distinctive cultural identity, immersive experiences, and extended visitor stays.
The campaign focuses on converting short-term visitors into engaged tourists who experience Negeri Sembilan across several enriching days. Efforts also include enhancing Muslim-friendly tourism and ensuring that all guests enjoy inclusive experiences.
“We have actually received many Muslim tourists through the initiative with the Malaysian Inbound Chinese Association (MICA). We also took part in B2B sessions and sales missions, and organised several familiarisation trips focusing on Muslim-friendly tourism,” said Nicole Tan Lee Koon, State Exco for Tourism, Arts and Culture of Negeri Sembilan.
“In addition, we have strengthened our volunteers, especially in terms of training them to become more Muslim-friendly tour guides. For tour guiding, we also assisted mosques and other related sites in improving their infrastructure. We will continue to introduce and develop more Muslim-friendly tour packages for visitors.
“To successfully promote tourism, the local community must first be fully aware of and experience our local tourism products. That is very important. Our aim is for locals, including youth, indigenous communities, NGOs and residents, to learn more and develop programmes related to tourism, arts and culture in Negeri Sembilan.
“This helps people become more aware, more involved, and more knowledgeable about our local activities and products so that we can promote them together.”
Negeri Sembilan’s tourism combines leisure, nature, and lifestyle attractions with a strong heritage focus. Central to its identity is Adat Perpatih, the matrilineal system uniquely practised in the State, offering visitors an authentic cultural experience.
Highlights include the Bunga Lado flower, Masak Lemak Cili Api cuisine, traditional performances like Tarian Piring and Randai, and interactive cultural games. Nature and adventure offerings include Malaysia’s longest granite cave, high waterfalls, Trans-Naning hikes, paragliding, firefly cruises, and hot springs.
HERITAGE AND EDUCATIONAL ATTRACTIONS
- Rumah Warisan Uwan Robah, Kuala Pilah – heritage house with exhibition gallery, traditional stage, village trails, cultural performances, communal dining, and traditional games.
- Masjid Sri Sendayan – inspired by Dubai’s Zabeel Mosque, blends Abbasid to Ottoman styles, featuring stunning Muqarnas interiors and serving 4,600 worshippers alongside educational and community facilities.
- Rumah Norlida, Kampung Perigi Jernih, Senaling – restored heritage house built using traditional pegged construction techniques, no nails.
- Gemas Old Railway Station – historic station and key junction on the West–North and East–South rail lines, built in 1922.
- Lukut Museum and Fort – showcases the history of the Lukut Sultanate, tin mining heritage, interactive exhibits, and scenic old fort ruins.
- Rembau Museum – displays Rembau history, Adat Perpatih, traditional Malay house, royal artefacts, and a research library.
- Royal Museum, Istana Lama Seri Menanti – a four-storey royal palace built without nails, featuring royal artefacts, historical documents, and Perpatih customs.
ECO-TOURISM ATTRACTIONS
- Taman Eko Rimba De Bana, Jempol – tropical rainforest, rivers, waterfalls, jungle trails, picnic and camping spots, rich flora and fauna.
- PD Forest Sungai Menyala, Port Dickson – tropical forest, hiking, family adventures, camping, photography and eco-education.
- Gunung Berembun – 1,193 m peak, historical B-24 aircraft crash site, trekking and scenic views.
- Taman Eko Rimba Hutan Simpan Lenggeng, Seremban – rainforest, rivers, waterfalls, hiking, picnics, camping.
- Gunung Angsi, Kuala Pilah – 825 m, trekking, tropical forest, valley views, picnic spots.
- Taman Negeri Kenaboi, Jelebu – rainforest, waterfalls, rivers, glamping, agro-tourism, Gunung Besar Hantu (1,462 m).
- Jeti Nelayan Sungai Timun, Rembau – traditional fishing village, river and mangrove scenery, boat rides, eco-education, wildlife observation.
