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golf enthusiasts, Johor is the state with the highest number of golf courses in
Malaysia and with worldclass status. For lovers of the beauty of the beach and
water sports enthusiasts, Johor has ample coastline and at least 50 islands in
Johor. Among the famous islands are Rawa Island, Sibu Island, Aur Island, Besar
Island and Pemanggil Island which have clear and crystal-like water, white
sands and a variety of marine life. To nature lovers, Endau Rompin National
Park is located in the north of Johor which is one of the oldest forest reserves in
Malaysia. Pulau Kukup, an island at the southeast of Johor is the second largest
mangrove forest in the world.
In 2015, Johor had recorded sustained economic growth at the rate of 5.6 percent and contributed 9.3
percent to the national GDP. The breakdown of economic activities are services (47.0%), manufacturing
(30.7%), agriculture (14.9%) and construction (5.8%)..
golf enthusiasts, Johor is the state with the highest number of golf courses in
Malaysia and with worldclass status. For lovers of the beauty of the beach and
water sports enthusiasts, Johor has ample coastline and at least 50 islands in
Johor. Among the famous islands are Rawa Island, Sibu Island, Aur Island, Besar
Island and Pemanggil Island which have clear and crystal-like water, white
sands and a variety of marine life. To nature lovers, Endau Rompin National
Park is located in the north of Johor which is one of the oldest forest reserves in
Malaysia. Pulau Kukup, an island at the southeast of Johor is the second largest
mangrove forest in the world.
In 2015, Johor had recorded sustained economic growth at the rate of 5.6 percent and contributed 9.3
percent to the national GDP. The breakdown of economic activities are services (47.0%), manufacturing
(30.7%), agriculture (14.9%) and construction (5.8%)..
