Historical sites add character to landscape


Heritage corner: This 1930s art decor-style building at the junction of Jalan Shahbandar and Jalan Engan in Batu Pahat is a reflection of Johor’s glorious history. — ZAZALI MUSA/The Star

JOHOR Heritage Foundation (YWJ) has identified about 70 sites, including monuments, heritage and historical buildings, in the state that are in need of preservation.

YWJ director Shahril Nizam Abdul Rahim said these sites were proof of Johor’s colourful cultural and long history.

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