Lukut waking up to rapid urbanisation


The Lukut fort and museum is a must-visit for tourists to this town which has a very rich history. — Photos: UU BAN/The Star

UP UNTIL the construction of the Seremban-Port Dickson Highway in the early 1990s, motorists heading to the resort town of Port Dickson had to pass through the neighbouring settlement of Lukut.

Traversing the short distance between Lukut and PD then was a breeze as there were no traffic lights along the stretch.

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