Discover Negeri Sembilan Institution
Quick Facts
Number of Higher Education Institutions
5
Main City
Seremban
Population
1,130,000
Airport
Kuala Lumpur International Airport (1 and 2)
Living in Negeri Sembilan
Arriving in Negeri Sembilan
Situated near to Kuala Lumpur International Airport, the state also shares the use of the airport with the capital city of Malaysia.
Airports
Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA & KLIA2) – International and domestic flights.
Airport Transportation
Bus
Buses are available from Kuala Lumpur International Airport, do check the website for more details.
Train
KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit trains link the KLIA terminals with the KL Sentral transportation hub in Kuala Lumpur. You can then switch to the KTM trains at KL Sentral station to Seremban.
Car
Rentals are available at KLIA and Malaysian road signs are easy to read. Driving is on the left side of the road and do note that there are toll fees for major highways as well.
Taxi
All vehicles are able to enter and drop-off passengers. Do note that fares will include highway toll fees. Flag downs and ride-hailing apps are popular as well.
Getting Around Negeri Sembilan
Bus
Long distance intercity buses are available and dock at Terminal One Bus Station within Seremban. Public city buses are available as well.
Car
Renting a vehicle is a good option for travelling around Malaysia for extended periods. As a developed country, there are well-maintained roads, signs in English, and a comprehensive highway system (some of which have toll fees). Using navigation apps such as Google Maps or Waze to get around is quite common too.
Taxi
Negeri Sembilan has metered taxis plying its routes, do ask them to use the meter. Otherwise, ride-hailing apps provide alternative options at a fixed price.
Train
The KTM Komuter service the route between Kuala Lumpur and Seremban, the state capital. The KTM Intercity service also connect it to Singapore in the south, State of Perlis and into Thailand in the north, and the State of Kelantan in the northeast.
Walking
Within Seremban, exploring by foot is encouraged as there are plenty of sights within walking distance of each other. Roads are well-lit after dark, making evening strolling a pleasant experience. Signs are instructive and well-placed and pavements are wide to accommodate human traffic.
6 Things You Need To Do in Negeri Sembilan
Drive to Port Dickson for a Getaway
Known for its pristine beaches and clear blue waters, Port Dickson provides a weekend getaway for city dwellers. Escape for the weekend for many water activities and some fun in the sun.
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Shop at Nilai 3 Wholesale Centre
Purchase a diverse selection of goods available from home furnishings to clothing to automobile accessories.
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Hike the Cape Rachado Forest Reserve (Tanjung Tuan)
Near to Port Dickson, Tanjung Tuan or if you know the Portuguese name, Cape Rachado is a 80-hectare forest reserve. Home to many species of birds and Malaysia’s oldest lighthouse – Tanjung Tuan Lighthouse, many visitors come for the lush greenery and the turtle egg-laying site.
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Tour the Grounds of Seremban Cultural Complex
Delve into Negeri Sembilan storied history as the museum brings you through “state history, from traditional weapons to blow-by-blow accounts of European invasions”. Check out the architecture especially the “Minangkabau-style peaked roof” and wooden ornamentation.
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Hike Gunung Angsi
Test yourself with this short but challenging hike for some of the best views in Negeri Sembilan!
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Shop Until You Drop at Palm Mall Seremban
As the first and largest lifestyle shopping mall in Seremban, Palm Mall has retail, dining and entertainment outlets to cater to all.
Find out more here.