Home to the west coast’s last stretch of preserved forest, Cape Rachado Forest Reserve, tiny Negeri Sembilan isn’t an extremely popular state. Featuring a few notable sights, the region’s most renowned spot is Port Dickson – a seaside strip that runs the length from the Cape Richardo lighthouse 16km to the south. 34km north of PD is Negeri Sembilan’s capital, the strongly Minangkabau-influenced Seremban which was once a thriving tin mining town. To get a taste of the capital’s offerings, visit the Lake Gardens, State Mosque, Museum and Cultural Complex and if you don’t mind travelling a little further, head 30km east of Seremban to Sri Menanti, the old capital of the state. This is Minangkabau heartland with a beautiful palace and a large mosque. Lodgings here, ranging from budget deals to luxury ventures – are reasonably priced.
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▷ Boasting the signature Sheraton Sweet SleeperSM Bed, the Sheraton Langkawi is a five-star retreat by the beach surrounded by lush tropical greenery.
▷ Featuring four award-winning restaurants, the five-star Sheraton Imperial – located in the KL city centre – boasts 385 elegant rooms and suites.
▷ Furama Bukit Bintang Hotel is a four-star venture with 433 elegant, non-smoking lodgings that feature good views of the city.
▷ The three-star One Hotel Helang has 218 sound-proof guestrooms and suites which are equipped with adequate amenities including internet access.
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