Introduction
Negeri Sembilan, which means nine states, begins just thirty-six
kilometers from Kuala Lumpur, but is essentially a rural state based
on agriculture and small and medium scale industry. The state was
traditionally a center of the matrilineal Minangkabau culture which
originated
in Sumatra, and its distinctive style or architecture can still
be seen within the state. Photo: The Teratak
Perpatih at the Taman Seni Budaya in Seremban, with its stunning
Minangkabau-style roof.
The state capital is Seremban, a small town with a lush green Lake
Garden overlooked by the modern state mosque, which was designed
to symbolize the original nine districts of the state.
Taman Seri Budaya, at Labu Spur, is a park devoted to the preservation,
study and improvement of the cultural arts. It house a handicraft
center cum workshop, the state museum and a unique Minangkabau house.
Port Dickson is a popular weekend and holiday resort for boating,
camping, wind surfing, water skiing and deep-sea fishing.
| Malaysia | Interesting
Facts | Maps | Entry
Formalities |
| Johor | Kedah |
Kelantan | Kuala
Lumpur | Malacca | Negeri
Sembilan | Pahang | Penang
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| Perak | Perlis |Terengganu |
Sarawak | Sabah |
Selangor |
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