Explore in Tanjung PIAI National Park

Tanjung PIAI is named after a local fern, known as the “Paku Piai’ which is capable of living in brackish conditions. The park covers 526 hectares of mangroves and another 400 hectares of inter-tidal mudflats.

Tanjung PIAI is a cape of Pontian, Johor and it is a place must visit due to its many unique features. Geographically, it is known as the Southernmost Tip of Mainland Asia. The hinterland of Tanjung Piai offers the rural charms of remote villages, rich in their ethnic and cultural diversity. Tanjung Piai gives you a chance to experience rural life in proximity and its natural wonders.

It is an excellent place for tourists and nature-lovers to experience the scenic coastal mangroves. 

Let’s explore together places of interest:

Tj. Piai Landmark Monument

A welcome landmark monument measuring 20m high and 10m wide. It is made of eco-friendly fibre reinforced concrete. Its stark grey colour represents the rich mangroves and mudflats of Tanjung Piai.

Boardwalk

The park is connected by a network of 1.2km of boardwalk, which takes the visitors right into the heart of the mangrove forest and it provide a good opportunity for bird watching and observing the various species of animals living there.

The Southernmost Tip of Mainland Asia

A globe shaped monument and plaque mark the southernmost point.

Operation Hour

Day	Time	Last Entry
Monday-Thursday	8.00AM-5.00PM	4.30 PM
Friday-Sunday  School Holiday  Public Holiday	8.00AM-6.00PM	5.30 PM
Friday (Friday prayer)	12.30 PM-2.15 PM Tamporary Closed	12.00 PM

Entry fees

Adult   18-59 years old	RM 5.00
Student  7-17 years old	RM 3.00
Elder     60 years above	RM 3.00
Children below 6 years old	FREE

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