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| Singapore To Kluang | |
|---|---|
| DEPARTURE | Any Place From Singapore |
| ARRIVAL | Yong Peng |
| PRICE RATE TOYOTA INNOVA | 190 (Round Trip 360) |
| PRICE RATE TOYOTA ALPHARD | 230 (Round Trip 440) |
| PRICE RATE HYUNDAI STAREX | 230 (Round Trip 440) |
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Yong Peng, Johor.
Yong Peng is a town in Batu Pahat, serving as a interlink point between North and South of Malaysia for Batu Pahat. Since then, this town is crowded with travelers from either Singapore or locals. The town may be small, but there are actually quite a number of attractions to be visited, ranging from natural habitats to man-made attractions such as farms, orchards and so on.
In this article, SGMYTRIPS will brief about how to get to Yong Peng from Singapore, local cuisines in Yong Peng, and also attractions you must not missed. Ready for next trip to Yong Peng?
Other Alternatives Of Getting Here To Yong Peng
1.By Express Bus
a. Singapore to Yong Peng by Express Bus
Lucky to say that, Five Stars Express (M) Sdn Bhd provide bus transportation from Singapore to Yong Peng on a daily basis. As Yong Peng is a stop before heading North to Kuala Lumpur, most of the bus operators will stop at Yong Peng for a short break before continuing on their journey.
Earliest route will be scheduled at around 9 am and last trip ends at around 8 pm. The pick up point in Singapore will be at Boon Lay or Golden Mile Complex. Each trip from Singapore cost around SGD 20, which is a highly affordable price. Moreover, this bus operator gains it reputation for many years back then, mostly because of its comfy interior and relaxing trip.
Take note that you are required to disembark your belongings upon clearing at immigration checkpoint (CIQ). After clearance, re-board the bus and enjoy your journey to Yong Peng.
b. Larkin to Yong Peng by Express Bus
If you wish to spend some time at Johor Bahru before heading North to Yong Peng, we got you covered! Upon reaching at Larkin Bus Terminal, head over to any counter to purchase bus ticket that are heading to Yong Peng. There are quite a number of operators to be choose from, many time slots are available as well.
To name a few of the popular bus operator, it includes S & S International and Transnational. These two bus operators stand among any other bus operators in terms of its service quality and fares. The fare from Larkin Bus Terminal to Yong Peng is around RM17 – RM19, depends on different bus operator.
2. Singapore to Yong Peng by Self Drive
Driving from Singapore to Yong Peng is highly easy even for beginner drivers. The route is pretty straightforward. You may prefer to exit Singapore from Woodlands Checkpoint rather than Tuas Checkpoint as the route is nearer. After exiting from Singapore, just simply follow the road sign heading to Kuala Lumpur.
Drive along the North South Expressway and you shall see the sign of Yong Peng Exit right after Ayer Hitam. Exit to Exit 241 or Exit 242 Yong Peng and head over to your preferred destinations. Take note that you are required to prepare a Touch N Go Card for Malaysia expressway usage. Top up whenever required at any petrol station along the expressway.
Popular Attractions in Yong Peng You Must Visit
1. Yong Peng Tian Bao Gong
With a 68 feet statue standing firmly, Tian Bao Gong Temple has the tallest Ji Gong brass statue in Malaysia! Ji Gong, or can also be known as Crazy Monk, is well with His ability to suppress uprising and epidemics. Thus, the temple is always loaded with Buddhist tourists and devotees during weekend and public holiday.
People are attracted by its reputation and so coming to worship Him after hearing the folklore. Besides of Ji Gong, Tian Bao Gong Temple is also famous with its 18 Luo Han statue as well as a huge gourd bottle statue. Do not hesitate to stop by and take pictures with all the amazing statues and keep it as a memory of Yong Peng just like everyone does!
More Information
Location: 20, Jalan Satin, 83700 Yong Peng, Johor, Malaysia.
Contact: +607-4673559
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 8:30am – 5:30pm
Saturday, Sunday, Public Holiday: 8:00am – 6:30pm
2. Chee Ann Khor Fortune Dragon
This is a longest dragon tunnel in South East Asia which is 106.9m long and occupied more than a hectare on the garden of Che Ann Khor Yong Peng Association. The interior design of the dragon is filled with all Chinese culture and religious paintings. Visitors are able to learn the lesson of Buddhist’s afterlife which is also depicting inside the tunnel.
Besides, it is believed that people are able to change their luck to a better one after an entrance to the dragon mouth and exit through its tail. Although entering the dragon may require minimal entrance fee, it is definitely worth it as it is fully air-conditioned as well.
More Information
Location: Lot HS 2677, Pt 2446, Jalan Kota Impian 1, 83700 Yong Peng, Johor, Malaysia.
Contact: +607- 467 9800
Opening Hours:
Daily: 9:00am – 9:00pm
3. Yong Peng Hei Long Dong Temple
Yong Peng will never disappoint Budhhist devotees with their amazing temples, and Hei Long Temple is no doubt one of them! This temple is built with beautiful and gorgeous Chinese religious building and it is certainly breathtaking.
Some of the statues are located in cave, which conveying the meaning of ‘Dong’ in Chinese, which means cave. Devotees have to enter the cave to worship their gods in this case, and this could be a bonus for nature lover. Since the compound is huge, it will take some walking for the visitors to truly viewing the whole temple.
More Information
Location: No. 18-A, Jalan Ah Looh, 83700 Yong Peng, Johor, Malaysia
Contact: +6012-7535868
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 3:00pm – 7:00pm
Friday to Sunday: 1:00pm – 7:00pm
Yong Peng Must Try Food
1. Eng Him Bakery
Ho Chew biscuit, which is all known as Kompyang, is one of the famous local delicacies in Yong Peng. Kompyang is made by flour yeast, and is filled with different fillings, such as sweet sesame, peanut, and also the traditional one—no filling. During the preparation of Kompyangs, slices of filled raw kompyangs would be stick on the inner surface of piping hot Chinese oven (a huge ‘pot’) to be baked.
The Kompyang selling in the shop is making and selling on the spot, which the owner emphasis a lot on freshness of biscuit. Thus, the bakery is always crowded with customers and the queue could be long as everyone is waiting for the freshly made Kompyang. Other than Kompyang , the bakery also sells different native products such as Ho Chew noodles, wantan noodles, as well as mee hun.
More Information
Location: No. 14 Main Road, 83700 Yong Peng, Johor, Malaysia.
Contact: +607-4671261
Opening Hours:
Daily: 8:00am- 6:00pm
2. Hock Chew Noodle Making
If learning whilst travelling is important for you, then Hock Chew mee factory is definitely a place for you to visit. Yong Peng is so famous with its Fu Zhou noodle and noodles from this factory is all comes with homemade recipe, which has been passing down from generations to generations. If you take a sip of the Hock Chew mee, you would be able to taste that their noodle is more eggy and springy when compared to other types of noodles available in the restaurants or noodle stalls. It is because a huge number of fresh farm eggs are involved during the noodle making process and these noodles would freshly be supplied to their customers freshly on the same day it is made.
By visiting this factory, you will learn the process of noodle making, from machinery to hand making. Besides, you can also buy their freshly made noodles in the factory as well as other native products which they are selling too.
More Information
Location: 20-1, Jalan Besar, 83700 Yong Peng, Johor, Malaysia.
Contact: +6017-7797899
Opening Hours:
Daily: 8:00am – 6:00pm
3. Yong Peng Duck Noodles
Yong Peng Duck Noodle is a must try whenever you visit to this town. Located along Jalan Mah Choo, this stall is the most popular and highly recommended by locals among any other eateries stalls in this area. Why is it so special and like by most of the locals? This is because Mr. Wong Ah Sing’s Hokkien style braised duck is really irresistible.
Yong Peng Duck Noodle is run by Mr. Wong and his wife, Madam Koh. The business have been running for nearly 40 years. Most of the locals in Yong Peng have been eating noodles from this stall since young. The braising stock being used to braise these delicious duck is thicker, darker and most importantly, more savory compared to the common Teochew style braised duck in any other place in Johor.
More than 20 herbs are used in the stock to ensure the flavor is really up to taste. Besides, the duck being used is more skinny, there are nearly no fat but only fibrous and tender meat with thin skin. Matching it with noodles, you can really enjoy your lunch above average. There are also braised pork belly which are highly recommended too!
Try some outstanding duck noodles whenever you are visiting here!
More Information:
Address: No.3-4, Gerai Jalan Mah Choo, 83700 Yong Peng, Johor. Malaysia.
Operating Hours: 7.00am – 5.00pm daily, closed on Wednesday
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