Batu Pahat, Malaysia

Batu Pahat is located in the western part of Johor, Malaysia. It borders Pontian District to the southeast, the Strait of Malacca to the southwest, Segamat District to the north, and Muar District to the northwest. It covers an area of 1,872.58 square kilometers and had a population of 417,458 in 2010. The county seat is Batu Pahat. - Economy: The textile industry is well-developed, and the city was once known as the "Little Paris" of Malaysia. In addition, the furniture and food processing industries are also important industries. Tourist attractions - Batu Pahat Museum: The museum showcases the rich history and culture of the area, allowing visitors to learn about the development of Batu Pahat through various artifacts, pictures, and other materials. - Pantai Minyak Beku Beach: The beach offers a tranquil environment, making it a great place to enjoy the seaside scenery and relax. - Soga Perdana Recreational Forest: The forest is rich in vegetation and has fresh air, making it suitable for picnics and hiking, allowing visitors to get close to nature. - De Jiao Hui Zi Ying Ge: The building has a unique architectural style that combines traditional and modern design, with a strong Chinese style. The interior carvings and decorations are exquisite. Food recommendations - Batu Pahat Fish Soup: A local specialty fish soup with a delicious taste and rich broth, it is one of the must-try delicacies. - Chwee Kueh (Steamed Rice Cake): Soft and glutinous in texture, it is served with a special sauce, offering a unique flavor. - Assam Fish: Made with fresh fish as the main ingredient, it is cooked with Assam sauce and other ingredients, offering a sour and spicy taste.