Johor Bahru, the capital of the Malaysian state of Johor, is located at the southern tip of Peninsual Malaysia. Known for its rapid economic growth and development, it is the second-largest city in Malaysia. Johor Bahru boasts a mix of the modern and the traditional, with bustling shopping districts like Johor Bahru City Square and KSL City Mall located alongside cultural sites such as the Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque and Johor Bahru Chinese Heritage Museum. It is also recognized for its diverse cuisine, rich in Malay, Chinese, and Indian flavors. The city serves as a transportation hub, connected to Singapore by a causeway and bridge. It's also the gateway to many southern Malaysian tourist destinations, including the beautiful islands of the Riau Archipelago. Moreover, families enjoy recreational spots such as Legoland Malaysia and the Sanrio Hello Kitty Town. Nature enthusiasts often visit the nearby national parks, such as Pulau Kukup and Gunung Pulai, offering treks and rich biodiversity. Johor Bahur's waterfront along the Straits of Johor provides scenic views and a potential for waterfront development.