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        Kota 
        Tinggi Waterfalls 
       Located 
        56km north of JB, the Kota Tinggi Waterfalls have for years been renowned, 
        not only for its continuous rush of cool waters that run down the slopes 
        originating from Gunung Panti and cascades 34 meters into a pool deep 
        enough for swimming, but also for its beautiful, tropical surroundings 
        of flora and fauna. A few chalets have been built near the falls for visitors 
        who wish to spend the night and be rejuvenated by the fresh mountain air. 
        A restaurant serves both Chinese and Western food. There are also food 
        stalls. A camping site has been opened for the young and adventurous. 
        Ample parking space is available for buses, cars, and motorcycles. 
      Johor 
        Lama (Old Johor) 
       Johor 
        Lama is a small quiet village 19km from Kota Tinggi on the banks of the 
        Johor River. Historically, it holds many secrets to the past, particularly 
        since it served as the seat of the Johor Sultanate after the fall of the 
        final destruction of the town fort by the Portuguese in 1587. The earth 
        mount fort has since been restored. 
      Desaru 
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        major tourist attraction, Desaru the "Village of Casuarinas", is just 
        8km northeast of JB. Situated on a 25km stretch of virtually untouched 
        beaches, it is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, boating, canoeing, windsurfing, 
        water-skiing, catamaran-sailing, and even jungle trekking. One can also 
        make arrangements for night fishing on a floating pontoon. There are two 
        first class beach resorts, several chalets, and other amenities. Golf 
        enthusiasts can try a round of their favorite game at the nearby 18-hole 
        international standard golf course. Food stalls and restaurants provide 
        some of the finest Malay, Chinese, and Western cuisine. 
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