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The fishing port of Mersing, at the mouth the Sungai Mersing river at the southern end of Malaysia's east coast, 136km north of Johor Bahru, is the departure point for the ferries to Tioman and the other islands of the Seribuat archipelago. With a bit over 21000 inhabitants it is a pleasant small city and an ideal base from which to explore the islands of the Seribuat archipelago and the Endau Rompin national park.
01 Street with hotels and shops 02 Building block with shops 03 Bus stop near jetty 04 Clock tower
01 Street with hotels and shops
02 Building block with shops
03 Bus stop near jetty
04 Clock tower
05 Masjid Jamek mosque 06 Masjid Jamek mosque 07 Panoramic view of Johor Bahru and bay 08 Masjid Jamek mosque
05 Masjid Jamek mosque
06 Masjid Jamek mosque
07 Panoramic view of Johor Bahru and bay
08 Masjid Jamek mosque
09 Royal palm 10 Royal palm fruits 11 Royal palm fruits 12 Street with shops 13 Street with shops and bank
09 Royal palm
10 Royal palm fruits
11 Royal palm fruits
12 Street with shops
13 Street with shops and bank
14 Street with shops 15 Chinese temple 16 Chinese temple
14 Street with shops
15 Chinese temple
16 Chinese temple
Other East coast galleries:  Kota Bharu  ▪  Kuala Besut  ▪  Perhentian  ▪  Lang Tengah  ▪  Merang  ▪  Redang  ▪  Pekan  ▪  Kuala Terengganu  ▪  Kenyir lake  ▪  Marang  ▪  Kapas island  ▪  Kampung Cerating  ▪  Tioman  ▪  Seribuat archipelago  ▪  Johor Bahru  ▪  Tropical plants  ▪  Desaru
Categories:  Cities  ▪  City centres
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