Itinerary:- This is a typical itinerary for this product Please note: If any of the attractions is closed, we have the right to change the itinerary without notice. 9:00am hotel pick up from your hotel located at Kuala Lumpur City Centre (1km radius from KLCC). You can also join our tour from Kuala Lumpur meeting point namely Malaysia Tourism Centre (MaTic): 109, Jalan Ampang, 55000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Our first stop is Istana Seri Menanti. The building itself is made out of wood and attached together without the use of any single nails. A beautiful landscape to enter the palace and a long walk from the gate to the main entrance. The museum contains a lot of information on the history and culture. Although it is not open for the public, we can still view this fascinating architecture from the outside.

If you happen to be a person who loves Mother Nature, this is the place to visit. The Ulu Bendul Recreational Park is a place where you can relax yourself along with your family while listening to the breeze of the wind.

If you are up for it, challenge yourself and visit the famous Centipede Temple in Seremban. Officially called the Sze Koon Temple, it is located way up the hill and you need to take a long walk before you reach the top. The locals gave it the nickname Centipede Temple because there are various species of centipedes outside the temple that you can come across. That is not all – from the hilltop you get a view of the entire town, so remember to take your camera with you. Get ready to climb more than 260 steps to reach the top because you don’t want to miss the panoramic view. The good thing is, you will come across unique statues on the way up. Among them are Taoist and Buddhist deities as well as giant centipede statues.

Also known as Seremban Square is such an iconic landmark of the town. Every year, tourists and locals come to the square just to take some pictures. Located in the heart of Seremban town centre, it is one of the popular spots to explore and linger. At night, the square will be lit by beautiful decorative lights and you can finally escape the sweltering heat of the day.

This Catholic church founded by French missionaries. In the mid 1800s, French priests based in Kuala Lumpur would visit their flock in Malacca once every two months to receive confession. The priests used to break the journey, which was by bullock cart, in Seremban where they would perform services in an attap hut. These regular visitations may account for the Church's name. Later a proper church was built and the current building dates from 1899 with newer additions in 1935

Please note : this attraction is not available on Monday. Entrance fee is not included, you can purchase directly at the main counter. This is the place we can learn more about the state’s royal history. Take a closer look at the various royal collection on display. Learn the past history of Negeri Sembilan as well as the background of Tuanku Ja’afar, the former Yang di-Pertuan Besar of the state. There are nine exhibition halls in the complex and there are so many exhibits to see.

The modern State Mosque, which was completed in 1967, overlooks the Lake Gardens. The mosque has nine pillars representing the 9 districts making up the State of Negeri Sembilan (which literally translates as 'nine states').

Another favourite spot among travellers is Seremban Lake Garden. It is more than just a recreational area. If you are looking for some fresh air and cool breeze, head on over here. It is one of the oldest natural lake gardens in the country. While the young ones play in the playground, you can jog or take a stroll along the lake garden. You don’t have to worry about safety because their facilities are very good. “SHELL” Children Traffic Park and Malaysia Park (Taman Malaysia) are also located in the vicinity.

This is the point of interest that every traveller needs to go and visit. It is not just to learn about the state’s heritage and culture, but it is also to appreciate the Minangkabau architecture. Seremban Cultural Complex is a museum rich in the culture and heritage of Negeri Sembilan, and the roof is its main attraction. The complex comprises of three buildings, the Negeri Sembilan House, the State Museum, and Ampang Tinggi Palace. You will find photographs, royal silver, traditional costumes, old weapons, artefacts and handicrafts in the museum. This attraction is ideal for both kids and adults. The Minangkabau House is also a good spot to take photos with your family.