Kukup - A very unique fishing village that’s a century old built entirely on stilts over the sea surrounded by water, it is the southmost village found at the southwest tip of the Peninsular of West Malaysia. It’s linked by concrete jetty from house to house. This place is also famous for its fresh seafood. It’s geographically and ideally shadowed by one of the world’s largest mangrove swamp island - Kukup Island, which numerous fish-farms bob up and down on the surface of the Kukup Sea. Tanjung Piai National Park - Tanjung Piai is an enviromental sanctuary, where the earth, sea, plant and animal life exist in complete harmony. This park is home to many species of birds and mangrove dwellers like mangrove crabs, beady-eyed mudskippers and crab-eating macaques. Platforms have been built through the park so visitors can enjoy walking through the mangrove in comfort. This peaceful park has become popular as a camping destination in recent years.