Tanjung Emas is a picturesque park with a beautiful lake at its center. You can take a stroll around the park and enjoy the lush greenery while breathing in fresh air. The highlight is a traditional wooden Malay house replica, the Rumah Melayu.
Located in the heart of the city's historical buildings, the Muar Museum is a must-visit. The museum displays a rich collection of artefacts, ranging from Malay weapons, traditional costumes, ceramics, and an excellent armory exhibition.
Muar is famous for its food, and the Glutton Street is an ideal location for foodies to satisfy their taste buds. You can find everything from aromatic nasi lemak, satay, kuey teow, chicken rice balls to the Malaysian teas (teh tarik) at affordable rates.
The Sultan Ibrahim Building is the most iconic monument of Muar that reflects the neo-Saracenic architecture, making it the star attraction for visitors. The meticulously maintained structure is now a museum, which tells the story of how the State of Johor was founded.
End your day trip by relaxing at the tranquil Tanjung Ketapang Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Muar. It is an ideal place to enjoy the serenity and the sea's calmness while admiring the sunset in the background.
If you have extra time, you can add a visit to Muar Clock Tower or Muzium Yayasan Albukhary that showcases the rarest Islamic art artifacts. To reduce the itinerary, skip any of the stops, but don't miss the Muar glutton street, which is famous for its local delicacies.