Rompin

Location: Southern Pahang, bordering Johor.

Historical Background: Rompin is a coastal district known for its fishing industry, national parks, and beautiful beaches. The district has long been a key area for trade and maritime activities, and today, it remains a top destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Endau-Rompin National Park – A tropical rainforest filled with exotic wildlife, waterfalls, and adventure trails.

Pantai Hiburan (Rompin Beach) – A popular beach for family outings, featuring soft sands and clear waters.

Tioman Island (accessible from Rompin) – One of Malaysia’s most famous island getaways, known for its diving spots and crystal-clear waters.

Kampung Leban Condong Fishing Village – A traditional fishing village where visitors can experience local fisherman life.

Royal Pahang Billfish International Challenge – A world-famous catch-and-release fishing competition held in Rompin.

Ikan Bakar Rompin – Freshly grilled fish, often served with sambal and lime.

Udang Galah (Giant Freshwater Prawns) – Rompin is known for its delicious and large freshwater prawns.

Mee Udang – A noodle dish cooked with fresh prawns and a spicy broth.

Keropok Lekor – A traditional fish cracker snack, popular along the east coast.

Lanjut Beach & Resort – A pristine beach perfect for relaxation and water activities.

Sungai Rompin Waterfall – A hidden gem for nature lovers, featuring cascading waters and picnic spots.

Pulau Tioman Marine Park – A conservation area with coral reefs, turtles, and marine biodiversity.