Do you know that Johor Bahru boasts many incredible yet elegant historical buildings?
Some even stand prominently in Johor Bahru for over hundreds of years!
Most of the historical places in Johor Bahru as listed below are within walking distance from one another.
This means that you can discover more than 8 historical places in a day! Sound good to make short trips from Singapore?
After visiting historical sites in Johor, you definitely will learn more about the history and culture of Johor Bahru.
What are you waiting for? Scroll down to discover all of them!
16 Johor Bahru Heritage Trail & Historical Places
1. Tiong Hua Chinese Heritage Museum (新山华人历史文物馆)
Tiong Hua Chinese Heritage Museum is a newly-renovated museum that boasts 4-storey and stands prominently in the middle of the row of the shophouse. Before converting into a museum, it was previously owned by JB Tiong Hua Association as their base.
The first, second and third floors display the lives of Chinese immigrants in Johor in 17th century while the fourth floor devotes to Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the founder and the first president of the Republic of China.
Basically, it showcases artifacts, records, pictures, and cash from the past. The exhibition was complemented by the audio tour to help in the understanding of the history.
Address: 42, Jalan Ibrahim, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Operation Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday: 9:00am – 5:00pm Entrance Fee: RM6 per adult & RM3 per child
2. The Red House Johor Bahru (新山红楼)
Primary possessed by an Indian family, The Red House was a pre-war shophouse with hundreds of years of history.
Later while the street was nominated as a heritage street, the facade was repainted in bright red and white and served as a prominent heritage building along the street.
Due to the eye-catching furnishing, it eventually turned into the landmark of the area and hosted many cultural events.
The nostalgic ambiance offered in every single corner is truly the highlight of The Red House. This attracts tourists the most and many suggest that the elegant environment is suitable for filming movie too.
Address: No.56, Jalan Tan Hiok Nee, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Tel: +607 – 224 9633
3. Sri Raja Mariamman Temple Johor Bahru (新山翁固本街的斯里拉惹马里安曼兴都庙)
Immerse in the rich culture of Hindu at Sri Raja Mariamman Temple that sandwiched between Kota Raya Plaza shopping complex and the busy Jalan Wong Ah Fook.
With over 100 years of history, the impressive Hindu temple was a huge contrast to nearby hotels and shopping malls.
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The Hindu temple pays homage to the goddess Mariamman, the deity of fertility and rain and she was believed to cure disease and illness of her believers.
There’re lots of gatekeepers at the entrance of building guarding and protecting the temple. Before entering, visitors are required to take off their shoes.
On the pavement outside, it lines with peddlers selling Hindu handicrafts, spices and flowers. The flowers sold are dedicated to the Hindu deities. During Hindu festivals, especially Deepavali, the area is extremely crowded with believers and visitors.
Address: Between Jalan Trus & Jalan Ungku Puan, 8000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Opening Hours:
Daily: 6:00am – 5:00pm Entrance Fee: Free
4. Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple (柔佛古庙)
Built in 19th century, Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple is said to be the only survived worship place despite the cruel bombing in World War 2. Old statues, signage, and antiques add more historical values to the facade.
The temple hosts 5 deities namely Hong Xian Da Di, Gan Tian Da Di, Zhao Da Yuan Shuai, Xuan Tian Shang Di and Hua Guang Da Di.
Each is respectively worshipped by 5 different Chinese dialect groups such as Hokkien, Cantonese, Hainan, Teochew, and Hakka. It symbolizes the unity of these dialects group too.
The temple holds an annual event, Chingay (Parade of Deities) that lasts for 4 days. Parading with the deities around the Town Centre of JB on the third night is the climax and highlight of this parade. The event has successfully attracted over 300k people in the past few years.
Address: Lot 653, Jalan Trus, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Opening Hours:
Daily: 7:00am – 5:00pm Entrance Fee: Free
5. Masjid India Johor Bahru @ India Muslim Mosque (印度穆斯林清真寺)
Located right at the junction of Jalan Duke and Jalan Dhoby, Masjid India serves as the main worship place of Indian Muslim in Johor Bahru.
Featuring a silver and blue dome with 2 minarets aside, the mosque comes with white walls with blue-tinted glass, offering a modern ambiance and convenient.
Up until now, the history of the mosque is still a mystery. We only found out that the mosque was constructed by the local Indian Muslims. Or maybe you can ask the Indian Muslims around for more information.
Address: Jalan Duke, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
6. Gurdwara Sahib Sikh Temple Johor Bahru (新山锡克庙)
The most unique and exotic heritage of Sikh in Johor is treasured in Sikh Gurdwara Sahib. In ancient time, most of the Sikhs was appointed to work as policemen and the bodyguards of royalty. This temple was built by them after receiving the approval from the government.
After the renovation, the temple boasts 2-storey with crenellate walls on top and plenty of window frames in yellow. It is also a complex temple with kitchen, hall, dining room, office inside. On the second floor, there’re prayers rooms provided to Sikh visitors.
Currently, the Gurdwara is under the management of Sikh religious leaders comprising president and other committee members. Every time when they hold religious activities, over 250 Sikh families will participate in these activities.
Address: 1, Jalan Trus, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Opening Hours:
Sunday (9:30am – 11:30am) – Normal Weekly Prayers
Saturday (6:30pm – 8:00pm) – The Naujawan Programmes
Tuesday (2:30pm – 4:30pm) – The Isteri Satsang Programmes
7. Sultan Ibrahim Building Johor Bahru (苏丹依布拉欣大厦[旧州政府大厦])
Overlooking the city centre of JB, Sultan Ibrahim Building was one of the most majestic buildings in JB that blend well with Malay and colonial architecture.
The construction was started in 1936 was completed in 1940, costing 2 million ringgit in overall. In those days, it served as the tallest building in JB.
During World War II while Johor was under Japanese rule, the Japanese Army used the building as a fortress, spying the actions of British Army around.
The building was formally served as the state secretariat building, state assembly hall and Chief Minister’s office until 2009. Recently, it turned into historical landmarks and visitors are required to ask for permission from the security guards before entering the compound.
Address: Jalan Bukit Timbalan, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Tel: +607 – 222 3591 Operating Hours:
Monday to Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Closed on: Weekends & Public Holidays.
8. Johor Bahru Old Railway Station (新山旧火车站)
Johor Bahru Old Railway Station was once an intercity railway station that boasts western architecture in a very unique way. The building was launched in 1932 but it was closed in 2010. This is partly due to the replacement of the services by the new railway station in JB.
Nevertheless, it will be transforming into the very first train museum in Malaysia, bringing pride and excitement to Johoreans. The opening of the train museum is estimated to fall on 16 Sept 2016.
Address: Jalan Tun Abdul Razak, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
9. Holy Light Church Johor Bahru (基督教长老会圣光堂)
Founded by Rev John Angus Bethune Cook, a missionary from England in 1886, Holy Light Church serves as one of the oldest church in JB.
In old times, workers built the church building from timber but they didn’t expect that building was attacked by termites years after years.
So, the leaders of the church decided to renovate the building and build a new sanctuary. The renovation and construction were completed in 2012 and the old building was used as Youth Hall recently.
Address: Lot 156608, Persiaran Pondersoa Utama, Taman Ponderosa, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Tel: +607 – 224 3285
10. SK Ayer Molek Johor Bahru (亚逸摩力国小)
The unique school lies at the small hill behind the Wisma Persekutuan Johor Bahru. It was established in 1883 and before the construction, the area was used for coffee plantation so the hill was also known as “coffee hill” by locals.
In 1942, the area was used by the Japanese army as their hospital until World War II ended. Later in 1946, the school was reopened and since then, SK Ayer Molek had produced lots of talented and high achieving students who were now working for the government.
Address: JKR 438, Jalan Ayer Molek, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Tel: +607 – 222 1569
11. Bazar Karat JB (新山市区跳蚤市场[新山市集])
Recently, Bazar Karat is officially known as “JB Bazar”. It is a good place to buy cheap and rare items such as clothes, accessories, food, pets, antics and music products. At most of the stalls, you can even bargain for cheaper prices.
The place is always crowded and it becomes extremely havoc especially during weekends. Be there early as it’s always hard to get a parking spot.
The flea market has a history of over 10 years and many tourists come over to get close to local culture. Definitely a must-go at night!
Address: 20, Jalan Segget, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Opening Hours:
Daily: 6:00pm – 12:00am
12. Johor Bahru High Court (新山高等法庭)
In the late 1800s when Johor was under the reign of Sultan Abu Bakar, the court of Johor was built together with headquarter of polis station at Jalan Ayer Molek.
Later In 1928, it was moved to Jalan Dato’ Onn, the exact location of where Johor Bahru High Court stands nowadays. The high court holds session court and magistrates court too.
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Take a closer look at the building and you’ll notice that it shows the features of Italian Renaissance architecture. The influence is because Johor was brought under British control when the court was built.
Address: Jalan Dato’ Onn, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Tel: +607 – 226 7780 / +607 – 226 7781 / +607 – 226 7782
13. Johor Bahru Post Office (新山邮政局)
Painted in white, Johor Bahru Post Office is a 3-storey building located next to the Johor Bahru City Hall. The post office is within walking distance from the Johor Bahru High Court.
In August 25, 1963, Johor Bahru post office was opened with the opening ceremony performed by the late king of Johor – Sultan Ismail. Before that, the building was a hotel which had been serving guests for years.
Address: JKR 2521, Jalan Dato Onn, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Tel: +607 – 224 4233
14. Johor Bahru Central Police Station (新山中央警署)
Set across 1 acre of land, the construction of Johor Bahru Central Police Station was started in 1925 and was completed in 1927. A year later the police station was opened to public, until now.
In old times, Johor Sultan was forced to appoint a British advisor to help in ruling the country. The police station was built during that time and hence, it serves as one of the British colonial buildings in Malaysia.
The noticeable blue and white furnishing were greatly influenced by the architecture from England.
Address: 489, Jalan Meldrum, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Tel: +607 – 223 2222
15. Johor Bahru Prison (新山亚逸摩力监狱)
Built in 1883, Johor Bahru Prison is the third prison established in Peninsular Malaysia. After visiting the prisons in Osaka and Shanghai, Sultan Abu Bakar (King of Johor) came out an idea to build a prison in Johor. From the door to the cell, the design has many similarities to those in Shanghai and Osaka.
When Johor was still under the colonisation of British, this prison was used to imprison the criminals and people who rebelled against the British officials. However, in 2005, the prison was moved to Kluang due to small spaces and this prison was kept as detention site.
Address: Jalan Ayer Molek, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
16. Bank Negara Malaysia Johor Bahru (马来西亚中央银行柔佛分行大厦)
Bank Negara Malaysia is the central bank of Malaysia which acts as the advisor to Malaysia’s government. Since its establishment in 1959, it built branches in every capital states of Peninsular Malaysia and the headquarter was located at Kuala Lumpur.
While in the late 1900s, their bank services were taken over by the newly established retail banks. This results in the closing of their branches in most of the states, leaving only 3 in Peninsular Malaysia. Hence, Bank Negara Malaysia in JB serves as one of their maintained branches in Malaysia.
Address: Jalan Bukit Timbalan, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Tel: +607 – 225 7888
Singapore, a bustling city-state known for its urbanness and modernity, often leaves its residents yearning for a quick escape from the grind. Luckily, Malaysia with its diverse landscapes, rich cultural tapestry and proximity to Singapore offers an array of enticing weekend getaways. In this guide we’ll explore the 7 destinations that will provide those that seek respite a rejuvenating break.
Johor Bahru – The Gateway to Malaysia
Just a bridge away from Singapore, Johor Bahru serves as the perfect getaway for Singaporeans. This thriving city is a treasure trove of attractions, from the vibrant shopping districts like Johor Premium Outlets to the historical charm of Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque. For those seeking a cultural immersion, exploring the bustling Pasar Karat flea market or indulging in local delicacies at Jalan Dhoby is a must.
Malacca – A Melting Pot of History
Filled with history and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Malacca is a compelling destination for a weekend retreat. Journey through the cobbled streets of Jonker Walk. Lined with antique shops and vibrant street art. Immerse yourself in the city’s colonial past at the A Famosa fortress and St Paul’s Church. While you are there don’t forget to savor the unique Nyonya cuisine which is a fusion of Chinese and Malay flavors.
Kuala Lumpur – The Bustling Metropolis
For those who crave the energy of an urban hub, Kuala Lumpur entices with its iconic skyscrapers and diverse offerings. Spend your weekend exploring the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, indulging in retail therapy at Bukit Bintang and savor the large variety of street food at Jalan Alor. Kuala Lumpur has it all as it effortlessly blends modernity with tradition, offering a unique urban experience.
Penang – Culinary Haven and Cultural Gem
Nicknamed “Pearl of the Orient” , Penang is an island of gastronomic delight brimmed with culture. Scroll through George Town’s UNESCO listed heritage area, adorned with colonial architecture and vibrant street art, Indulge in the endless street food options, some even recently been recognized by the Michelin Guide and explore the intricate Clan Jetties for a dose of history.
Cameron Highlands – Nature’s Retreat
Escape the tropical heat of Singapore by heading to the cool embrace of Cameron Highlands. Known for its lush tea plantations, rolling hills, and cool climate, this retreat is a haven for nature lovers. Embark on scenic hikes through the mossy forests, visit the renowned Boh Tea Plantation, and relish the tranquility of the Rose Centre. The crisp mountain air and stunning vistas make Cameron Highlands a refreshing getaway.
Langkawi – Tropical Paradise
For those yearning for sun, sea, and sand, Langkawi offers a tropical paradise just a short flight from Singapore. Explore the pristine beaches, go island hopping to Pulau Payar Marine Park, and ascend the Sky Bridge for panoramic views. Langkawi’s laid-back atmosphere, duty-free shopping, and diverse outdoor activities make it an ideal destination for a relaxing weekend escape.
Tioman Island – Scenic Seclusion
If seclusion and natural beauty are on your weekend wish list,Tioman Island is a gem waiting to be discovered. With its crystal-clear waters, coral reefs teeming with marine life, and lush rainforests, Tioman provides an idyllic setting for relaxation. Snorkel in the marine-rich waters, trek through the tropical jungles, and unwind on pristine beaches. Tioman Island offers a serene retreat away from the hustle and bustle.
In conclusion, these seven weekend getaways from Singapore to Malaysia present a diverse tapestry of experiences, catering to every traveler’s preferences. Whether you seek cultural immersion, culinary adventures, or the soothing embrace of nature, Malaysia’s proximity offers an array of options. So, the next time you feel the need for a quick escape, consider these enchanting destinations for a weekend filled with culture, adventure, and relaxation. Elevate your weekends by exploring the wondersthat Malaysia has to offer, just ashort journey away from the vibrant city of Singapore.
This entry, you’ll take a closer look at the different sections of the theme park together with all the activities on offer for visitors.
Whether you’re with family or visiting with friends, there’s something for everyone at Legoland Malaysia.
And in today’s post, I’ll going to review all about Legoland Malaysia Theme Park and to discover what’s in the theme park, what activities you can get involved, and more details on how to get there with our quick guide below.
So, you’ll have more time to spend with your loved ones during the next break.
Let’s check it out, Legoland Malaysia Theme Park review!
Legoland Malaysia Review (Theme Park)
Legoland Malaysia Theme Park is a part of the Iskandar Malaysia, the southern economic development of the state of Johor which saw the creation of the town of Iskandar Puteri (previously known as Nusajaya).
The town encompassing areas of commercial centers, retail malls, residential areas, education hubs, offices and hotels.
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It is Malaysia’s first international theme park, the first Legoland in Asia, and also the 6th of its kind around the world. It is the largest theme park in the country and is located in Iskandar Puteri, Johor, Malaysia.
It is one of the most wonderful theme parks in Asia & popular places to visit in Malaysia.
In operation since its inception in 2012, the theme park is now home to over 40 rides, interactive games and attractions sprawling over some 76 acres.
The beauty of this park lies in the fact that it is designed for children’s fun while keeping them and their parents (accompanying adults) engaged and happy as well.
This means that every ride demands that the rider gets fully involved in the ride by pulling, pushing, constructing, un-constructing, etc.
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How To Get To Legoland Malaysia Theme Park From Singapore
More often than not, most visitors from Singapore choose to travel to Legoland Malaysia by driving there, and of course it’s one of the best options as well since its close by, and taking under an hour on the road.
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9 Attractions In Legoland Malaysia Theme Park
We shall delve into the different sections that make up Legoland Malaysia Theme Park, and what you can expect when visiting these areas, as well as guidelines and restrictions to adhere to so you’re able to plan your journey through Legoland Malaysia more efficiently.
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That means you have more time to spend with your loved ones having fun exploring. There are 8 themed areas, each one competing with the other for the fun and pleasure it offers. Here is the breakdown of the different areas of the theme park in Legoland Malaysia:
The Beginning
Lego City
Miniland
Lego Ninjago World
Imagination
Lego Kingdoms
Lego Technic
Land of Adventure
1. The Beginning
Aptly named as this is where you will start your trek into the theme park, giving you an insight of more excitement to come your way.
The Beginning, or the entrance way into the theme park is an entrance like no other built with giant Lego blocks. The area of The Beginning is the place where you purchase or collect your entrance tickets.
Not only that, you’ll find that the spacious entrance way is complete with shops selling Lego brick and souvenirs and there’s even a café to grab a quick bite before you head in.
Don’t worry if you’ve found yourself abit overwhelmed with excitement, there’s always a helpful Legoland Malaysia personnel on the grounds to assist you.
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2. Lego City
In Lego City, kids have control as the games and activities are all interactive, and for the young at heart you’re welcome to join in the fun too. There are 8 attractions in Lego City, and 2 eateries.
The attractions and games in Lego City are popular because they allow children to drive, navigate, steer various automobiles, ships and even planes and fire trucks, with everything made out of Lego of course. Out of the eight attractions, one is actually a live performance show on stage, not to be missed by any Ninjago fan out there.
The Driving School and the Junior Driving School has children steer and drive Lego cars and even race. The Driving School also educates children about road safety and signals, fun and educational playtime all rolled into one, and students of this driving school will be awarded with a special Lego Driver’s License.
The Boating School on the other hand is a more relaxed ride, guests steer down the water path controlling the boat’s speed, although it can’t go very fast so there’s no racing here.
Another ride where guests can steer is at Lego City Airport. Younger guests, three years and above can enjoy this ride and steer the direction of the Lego planes, and be their own pilot.
Other areas worth checking out in this section of the park are Lego Express ride, Lego Rescue Academy. Take a ride aboard the Lego Express, where children and adults alike board for a Lego train ride that routes around the park’s main attractions, plus children above 6 can ride alone by themselves as the ride itself isn’t fast moving making it a great way to see the park attractions without walking.
At the Lego Rescue Academy, guests will enjoy playing the role of a firefighter as they battle fires using the fire hoses and feel like a real hero for the day. There are no actual fires, so don’t worry! This activity is suited for kids 4 years and above.
At Lego City Stage where guests can catch a live performance of Ninjago’s Kai and friends as they battle the evil Clouse. Cutting edge imagery together with puppetry and animation with special effects offers viewers a truly unique performance not to be missed.
Ride Restrictions For Boating School:
Riders must be able to walk for certain distance and 1 years old to enjoy this ride.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Driving School:
Riders must be above 6 to 13 years old to enjoy this ride.
Riders must be able to reach the steering wheel and pedals.
Ride Restrictions For Junior Driving School:
Riders must be above 3 to 5 years old to enjoy this ride.
Riders must be able to reach the steering wheel and pedals.
Ride Restrictions For Lego City Airport:
Riders must be at least 80cm & above in height and 3 years old to enjoy this ride.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Lego Express:
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Ride Restrictions For Rescue Academy:
Riders must be at least 90cm & above in height and 4 years old to enjoy this ride.
Riders must be at least 110cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 110cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
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3. Miniland
This section of the theme park is one that is included in all the Legoland around the world. Miniland showcases true to life miniatures of famous landmarks around the region, the world and in its home city, here in Johor.
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All the reviews about the Theme Park are only praises for the beautiful, unique and innovative rides and overall design. The Park has at its heart the Legoland Miniland where various famous buildings from all over Asia and world are replicated to perfection in 1:20 scale.
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You’ll recognize from the amazing brick art work which replicates famous city landmarks such as Singapore’s Merlion, Malaysia’s Petronas Twin Towers, Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, Egyptian Pyramids and India’s Taj Mahal are among the many on display.
The miniature buildings are all made of LEGO bricks making it look like a magical world. There are some 70 million plus LEGO bricks used to make these buildings – and this is so amazing to see. The displays can be enjoyed of children of all ages since they can push buttons to switch on the sounds or to light up the landmark displays.
For a bit on the background of each iconic landmark, you can join the Miniland guided tour with a Guest Experience Office who will take you to each landmark and share valuable facts and history of each display.
Lucky families who sign up for the guided tour get a chance to be given a complimentary Guided Tour Limited Edition brick, available while stock last, and given one piece each per family.
The guided tour is conducted Friday through Sunday from 16:00 until 17:00, and lasts about 20- 30 minutes, so if you’re interested do meet up with the officer at Singapore Cluster in Miniland before 16:00.
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4. LEGO Ninjago World
For true Ninja’s this world revolves around Ninja Kai, his friends and of course, his sensei. Step into Kai’s world and challenge yourself with the activities here, to see if you’re a true ninja!
Guests can expect to try out their ninja skills building a replica of the Monastery of Spinjitsu, take a spin on the spinning platform to test out your ninja balancing skills, take part in a 3D interactive water game, and spot Kai in his friends in awesome display of the characters from Ninjago.
The main highlight of LEGO Ninjago The Ride is the Ninjago 4D ride. The first ever sensory controlled 4D ride in Asia, is here in Legoland Malaysia. Immersive, enthralling and interactive, it’s a ride at the forefront of ride and projection technology.
Watch and get involved in the Ninjago world as your hand controls special powers to defeat the Great Devourer and save the land! You hand gestures will be able to disperse fire, earth, ice and lightning powers all from your seat throughout the ride, as you travel to the different lands in Ninjago.
This ride requires warriors to be a minimum height of 115cm and at least 6 years of age, while those under the height and age limit must be accompanied by an adult, sitting with them in the same ride car. Younger warriors are not recommended for this ride as the sounds, lights and animation may cause distress from sensory overload.
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Put yourself to the test and see if can replicate the iconic Ninjago Monastery. Zane’s Temple Build gets guests building this famous temple to lend a hand like a true ninja will. And once you’ve lent your ninja skills in building how about sprucing your ninja looks at the Sensei’s Shop where you’ll find all your ninja gear, models of Ninja Kai’s world and more.
Ride Restrictions For Lego Ninjago World:
Riders must be at least 115cm & above in height and 4 years old.
Riders below 115cm and below 4 years old must be accompanied by an adult in the same vehicle.
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5. Imagination
A large play area with interactive activities, games and rides this section of the park also includes a restaurant, Pizza Mania. There are six attractions in this section designed for children to get creative and build with bricks with Lego or larger Duplo bricks for the smaller adventurer.
Of the attractions, three are rides suitable for small children, however each ride does have a minimum age and height limit, and where the guests do not meet the requirements; a companion or guardian is needed.
For a ride with the whole family, the Observation Deck takes guests to spectacular heights to view the whole of Legoland. The ride is a circular glass pod and turns slowly as it reaches for the top of the tower. For 360 degree views from way up high, guests’ minimum are of 6 years old and 120 cm in height.
To experience a ride with no mechanics involved, try out the Kids Power Tower. Guests will learn about the pulley system which allows guests to pull themselves up and down the ride. Educational and fun even for adults. Guests need to be of 4 years and meet a minimum of 100cm for this ride.
Smaller guests can enjoy an easy moving Duplo train ride, on the Duplo Express which takes guest around Duplo Playtown. The ride is a replica of the larger Lego Express located in Lego City. The ride can accommodate guests of 1 year and above with a minimum of 80cm in height.
For more building and constructing fun, head to the indoor Build & Test area. Fully covered and air conditioned, offers some relief from the outside heat and allows for guest to get creative in building towers from blocks and then testing them on an earthquake platform. Guests can then take part in a competition to see which tower will survive the dreaded earthquake test.
Based on the popular The Lego Movie 4D and series, LEGO Studios is a special screening of the movie in 4D, an immersive movie experience complete with wind, water and fog effects to bring the story and characters to life.
The first screening of the movie was aired in cinemas in 2014, and this 4D movie you’re going to watch in Legoland bring back to the big screen the same characters, but what’s special is that there’s a new villain made for the screening here in Legoland. Only way to find out how the different the story is, is to watch it in Legoland Malaysia.
Showtimes begin from 11:00 daily, and The Lego Movie also has a Mandarin version which airs at 16:00 daily. There are other Lego movies screenings as well, do check with the theater on screening times.
Ride Restrictions For Duplo Express:
Riders must be at least 80cm & above in height and 1 years old.
Riders must be at least 100cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 100cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Kids Tower Power:
Riders must be at least 100cm & above in height and 4 years old.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 8 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Observation Tower:
Riders must below 1 years old is not allowed.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
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6. Lego Kingdoms
A section of the theme park that’s created to reflect medieval kingdoms and castles, let your imagination run wild with the choice of rides, play areas and activities on offer here. Be a king, warrior or princess for the day, it’s possible in Lego Kingdoms.
This world is all about the medieval times, with dragons castles, kings, knights and princesses were to be found. The atmosphere is filled with traditional music of the era lends to the realistic feel of the land.
There are many play areas here, including The Forestmen’s Hideout where guests can play, run and climb in a castle, for sure they can’t do this in any other castle. There are rides here for smaller knights and princesses and The Royal Joust is for the younger ones only.
A roller coaster, the Dragon’s Apprentice is for the brave and who meet the minimum of 100cm and of four years of age. Guests below the requirements are to be accompanied by a companion of at least 12 years of age. Bigger children and adults can make their way to the larger coaster, The Dragon.
It’s one among the most popular rides which will take you right through the LEGO Kingdom Castles. The ride moves at 60 km/hr and will show you the Royal Family dining, the torture chamber of the palace, and the treasure that the dragon is guarding.
After the excitement of the roller coaster, smaller thrill seekers can try out the Royal Joust ride, where they’ll be taken on a Lego horse ride, akin to actually being a real horse ready to battle an opponent and emerge the champion. Junior jousters from 4- 11 years old and above 92cm in height can enjoy this ride.
Merlin’s Challenge ride in this section is another ride suited for smaller warriors and princesses as they’re taken round in a circle spun by no other than the legendary wizard, Merlin. Guests permitted must be of 4 years and above and reach a height of 100cm.
This section includes two restaurants, and King’s Market a shop fit for you and for royalty, to complete your adventure. Make your way to the Castle Stage for short performances, happening twice a day with the second slot occurring at 16:00 daily.
Ride Restrictions For Dragon’s Apprentice:
Riders must be at least 100cm & above in height and 4 years old.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Merlin’s Challenge:
Riders must be at least 100cm & above in height and 4 years old.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 8 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Royal Joust:
Riders must be at least 92cm & above in height and 4 to 11 years old to enjoy this ride. (single rider)
Ride Restrictions For The Dragon:
Riders must be at least 100cm & above in height and 6 years old to enjoy this ride
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
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7. Lego Technic
As Lego fans are aware, Technic is the line of Lego bricks that’s suitable for older children and teens, and created to enable creativity to be fused with the basics of engineering such as pulleys and wheels all interconnected into a finished movable structure, resulting more often into robots and vehicles.
In this section, children can discover various play centers which encourages them to build and help unleash their creativity through play workshops. Lego Technic also encompasses a Lego Star Wars Miniland, a Lego Star Wars Outlet, two eateries and a number of rides and attractions all based on Lego Technic build and parts.
Do check out the Lego Academy and the Lego Mindstorms where children can unleash their creativity by building robots, cars, spaceships or buildings and learn about programming for robots and even set the robots to go into battle against one another.
For some family fun, get on the Technic Twister, as you spin around and around in the large Lego pods. You can even control the speed of the pod by turning the wheel in the center of the pods.
For a ride with more splash, head over the Aquazone Wave Racers, where pods sits up to two people and guests can steer their way through the water track as the track carries them around in their pods.
All we have to say it watch out for the water bombs aheas! Ride restrictions are set at age minimum of 6 years old and guests height of at least 100cm.
Not forgetting the rides in this section, a special mention of the ride Project X, a roller coaster suitable for children 120cm and above with those below the requirement to be accompanied by an adult.
This ride will get you hear racing and screaming as it turns and carries you full speed down the track at 18 meters high. Thrill seekers will want to return to this ride for a second go.
Ride Restrictions For Aquazone Wave Racers:
Riders must be at least 100cm & above in height and 6 years old.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 8 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Project X & Technic Twister:
Riders must be at least 110cm & above in height and 4 years old.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
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8. Land of Adventure
Take a journey back in time from the time of the dinosaurs to the Egyptian times in the Land of Adventure, which includes four rides and attractions with one eatery.
Next to Egypt Land is Dino Island, home to an impressive ride which takes you through the land filled with dinosaurs, and one of the wettest rides in the park, so it’s best to get prepared before you board this thrilling log ride.
Back in Egypt Land, you’ll find more activities and games which allow children to get active while solving challenges and even hunting for treasure.
If you’re up for a real hunt, do head to Lost Kingdom Adventure and get ready for a laser-treasure hunting adventure, where you collect points to emerge the winner, safe from inside your moving car.
All rides in this section do apply the a minimum height and weight restrictions, do check the restrictions board before you line up for the ride, with the only exception being Pharoah’s Revenge suitable for most children as the activities involving jumping, hopping, skipping through challenges with foam balls.
Another ride popular in this section is the Beetle Bounce, named as the ride pull you up up to 15 feet in the air, and brings you down in a series of jagged movements. Your feet will be dangling and you’ll feel the ride might drop at any moment is part of the excitement.
Ride Restrictions For Beetle Bounce:
Riders must be at least 90cm & above in height and 2 years old to enjoy this ride.
Riders must be at least 105cm & above in height and 4 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 105cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Dino Island:
Riders must be at least 110cm & above in height and 6 years old to enjoy this ride.
Riders must be at least 130cm & above in height and 8 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 130cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
Ride Restrictions For Lost Kingdom Adventure:
Riders must be at least 80cm & above in height and 2 years old to enjoy this ride.
Riders must be at least 120cm & above in height and 6 years old to ride alone.
Riders below 120cm must be accompanied by an adult (at least 12 years old).
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Hotel Near Legoland Malaysia
1. Legoland Malaysia Hotel
The official hotel on Legoland grounds is the Legoland Malaysia Hotel, and is located towards the entrance of the theme park. You can’t miss the hotel when you’re making you’re way into the park, and as with everything in Legoland it is colorful and bright.
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We’ll break down into more detail about the hotel below, so you’re fully informed to make the best decision for your group or family when you’re making a booking to stay here.
Legoland Hotel Malaysia Review
The hotel has a total of 249 rooms, and Legoland Hotel Malaysia is rated as a 4-star accommodation.
From large themed rooms to play areas and bricks, along with the property being on Legoland grounds itself, there are many reasons why so many make this hotel their choice stay when visiting Legoland Malaysia. Let’s find out more on why below.
Legoland Hotel Malaysia Themed Rooms
What attracts visitors and guest most are the rooms in the hotel. Each room follows a different theme and its decorated and fitted out completely according to its theme.
There are 3 themes altogether namely Pirate, Kingdom and Adventure rooms, and all themed rooms sleeps from 5 people up to 8, in a two room accommodation.
The rooms include all modern facilities and amenities and what’s cool is that whichever room you pick to stay in, your room will include a treasure hunt activity and Lego bricks to play with for endless hours of more fun and adventure.
Book Kingdom themed rooms for sweeping views of the theme park, as these rooms are placed on the higher floors.
Attractions In Legoland Hotel Malaysia
For activities in the hotel, it starts in the hotel lobby, where guests are greeted with a giant Lego castle and play area, where children play while the adults check- in. Next to the castle is an equally impressive pirate ship play area with more Lego bricks to play with.
Opposite the castle in the lobby there is also another play area, suited for smaller children with tables and chairs for them to play and build their bricks on. Parents, be forewarned, as children tend to stay glued to this area for quite some time!
Another play area in the hotel is located near the lobby, next to the shop. It’s very spacious and allows children to play freely with more giant bricks and illustrated carpeted flooring.
There’s a swimming pool in the hotel, and it’s located on the fifth floor. 2 pools in fact, a medium sized heated pool and a smaller wading pool. Shade for this area is provided by the large white canopies covering most of the pool area, and from a distance they look like sails of a boat.
Towels are provided for guests, and of course there are large Lego bricks to play with thought the ones at the pool are much softer and can float.
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Dining Options In Legoland Hotel Malaysia
Other than in- room dining, there are three eateries in the hotel, so you don’t have to make your way out of the hotel for a quick bite and some refreshments.
There are a total of 3 eateries in the hotel, with a range of food. Take your pick from the list of three below, here are what’s available:
Quite a popular spot for families to dine in from breakfast at 7:00 until closing at 22:00 daily this eatery sees quite a high number of visitors and can accommodate up to 420 seated guests at any one time.
The restaurant has a large selection of Asian and Western dishes along the buffet line, though if you’re eating light you can always order a ala carte dish from the menu.
A less casual eatery is the Italian restaurant, Di Mattoni. Pastas, pizzas, anti pasti and all typical Italian dishes are available here.
Not so Italian are the burgers on the menu, a selection of desserts and soups to fill you up. It is recommended you make a reservation during peak season and you may do so by calling them at +607 560 3888. The restaurant operates daily from 17:00-22:30.
The latest addition to the eateries in the hotel this outlet a Japanese restaurant serving up all you favorites such as sushi, sashimi, noodles and more prepared by Kai’s talented team of chefs.
Serving up authentic Japanese cuisine, fuel up here, as you’re hosted by Kai, Ninjago’s hero himself, and if you’re lucky might just make a special appearance to entertain you and your family.
Tips On Visiting Legoland Malaysia Theme Park
We’ll share some handy tips for you to keep in mind when you’re booking your room here in Legoland Hotel Malaysia. Let’s get right in on these useful tips below.
Discounts on all rooms with an annual pass purchase
Book Premium Rooms on higher floors for greater views of the park
Look out for room and theme park deals for more savings
Corner rooms can get sunny
Lego bricks available to play with almost everywhere
In-room games
Call ahead to state if you’re opting for express check-in/out
Do request for a room with park views or enquire ahead on views
Booking Pirate rooms do enquire about air-cond section, as non air-cond sections do have mosquitoes
Book Premier rooms for more Lego experience and mostly all facing the park
Request for room to be away from the lift area as gets noisy and crowded
To get the smooth trip to Legoland Theme Park Malaysia, you need to consider 3 important aspects as below:
In the theme park itself dotted around the grounds are various cafes and restaurants, so you’re never far from an eatery to munch and grab some refreshments as you make your way through the park.
There are a total of 11 eateries in Legoland Malaysia. You won’t get hungry here as these cafes and restaurants are dotted around the theme park to keep you filled and hydrated. We’ve listed these below for your convenience.
1. Asian Deli
Location: Lego Technic
Food: Asian classics and local Malaysian delights of Nasi Lemak, Chicken Curry Rice, Assam Laksa and Roasted Chicken Wings.
Price range: From RM 18 onwards
Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 Daily, and until 19:00 on weekends
2. Beach Grill
Location: Legoland Water Park
Food: Light snacks such as nuggets, sausages, burgers, fish fingers fries, desserts and drinks.
Price range: Average of RM20 for combo meal including a drink
Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 Daily
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3. Brick Café
Location: Legoland Water Park
Food: Light meals of sandwiches, smoothies and snacks.
Price range: Average of RM20 for combo meal including a drink
Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 Daily
4. Burger Junction
Location: Land of Adventure
Food: Light meals of burgers and hot dogs and soft drinks.
Price range: Kids combo meal RM18, Adults combo meal RM25
Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 Daily, and until 19:00 on weekends
5. Castle Fried Chicken
Location: Lego Kingdoms
Food: Fried chicken, chicken snacks, popcorn chicken
Opening hours: 11:00-17:30 Daily, and until 18:00 on weekends
6. Cool Hut
Location: Lego Technic
Menu: variety of juices, soft drinks, milkshakes, Ice Kacang and frozen drinks.
Opening hours: 11:00-17:30 Daily, and until 18:00 on weekends
7. Kings Grill
Location: Lego Kingdoms
Menu: Grilled chicken, sausages, hot waffles and ice cream
Price range: RM 25 onwards for a combo meal
Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 Daily, and until 19:00 on weekends
8. Market Restaurant
Location: Lego City
Menu: Asian and Western wide menu from roast chicken, pastas, pizzas, desserts, fruit cups, chicken rice, salads and more
Opening hours: 11:00-17:30 Daily, and until 18:00 on weekends
9. Pizza Mania
Location: Imagination
Menu: Italian cuisine, pastas, pizzas, organic salad and vegetarian menu available upon request
Opening hours: 11:00-17:30 Daily, and until 18:00 on weekends
10. Snack Corner
Location: Lego City
Menu: Chicken popcorn, milkshakes, ice cream
Opening hours: 11:00-17:30 Daily, and until 18:00 on weekends
11. The Café
Location: The Beginning
Menu: Hearty meals such as pies, lasagna, sandwiches, baked goods and many more.
Opening hours: 11:00-17:30 Daily, and until 18:00 on weekends
Shopping At Legoland Malaysia
Lego fans and soon to be Lego fans are in for a treat as the theme park has 9 shops to visit and to do a some shopping while you’re here. Here’s what you can find at these unique shops on the theme park grounds.
1.Big Shop
Location: The Beginning
What’s here: Lego sets, souvenirs, stationary and more
2. King’s Market
Location: Lego Kingdoms
What’s here: Accessories, costumes and special merchandise to complete your fairytale story
3. Lego Star Wars Outlet
Location: Lego Technic
What’s here: All Star Wars Lego sets including some hard to acquire sets and official Lego Star Wars merchandise
4. Mini Market
Location: The Beginning
What’s here: Convenience store for all your adventure needs including hats, sunglasses and personal attire
5. Sensei’s Shop
Location: LEGO Ninjago World
What’s here: Official Ninjago merchandise, Ninjago Lego sets
6. The Brick Shop
Location: The Beginning
What’s here: Lego souvenirs, accessories and more Lego sets
7. Stage Shop
Location: Lego City
What’s here: Ninjago costumes and apparel, and official souvenirs
8. Surf Shop
Location: Legoland Water Park
What’s here: swimwear, sunglasses and sunscreen
9. Adventurer’s Depot
Location: Land of Adventure
What’s here: Plus plush, Adventure-themed apparel and LEGO toys
Legoland Malaysia Theme Park InfoAddress: 7, Jalan Legoland, Medini, 79100 Iskandar Puteri (Nusajaya), Johor, Malaysia.
Phone: +60 7-597 8888 (9:00am – 7:00pm Daily)
Legoland Malaysia Theme Park Opening Hours: 10:00am – 6:00 Daily
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