Tanjung Piai Johor National Park, Malaysia

Tanjung Piai-Johor National Park in Malaysia is situated within the district of Pontian in Johor. The national park in Johor is a place where earth and sea, plant and animal life live in blissful harmony. The park covers an area of 926 hectares out of which 526 hectares comprise of coastal mangroves. There are two entry points to the National Park of Tanjung Piai - Sungai Belukang and Desa Sri Piai. There is an entry fee of RM3 for adults and RM5 for foreign nationals which must be paid at the Tanjung Piai visitor's complex at the park.

Tanjung Piai-Johor National Park in Malaysia is dubbed as the southernmost tip of mainland Asia. It is a haven for diverse species of flora and fauna which includes those unique to mangrove areas such as mangrove crabs, beady-eyed mudskippers and crab-eating macaques. The park is also considered to be a famous hotspot for birdwatchers to visit during the migratory season. The season usually falls around September and March.

There are a number of platforms at the Tanjung Piai-Johor National Park in Malaysia that have been throughout the park for the benefit of visitors who can enjoy the mangroves in their own comfort and luxury. The park has also become a popular camping destination in recent years.