Negri Sembilan to revive Sg Timun firefly sanctuary


There are only four firefly sanctuaries in Malaysia, including this one in Kuala Selangor. Now Negri Sembilan wants to restore the sanctuary in Sungai Timun to attract tourists. — Filepic

THE Negri Sembilan government plans to revive the long-dormant firefly sanctuary in Sungai Timun as a flagship eco-tourism attraction ahead of Visit Negri Sembilan Year 2026.

State tourism, arts and culture committee chairman Nicole Tan Lee Koon said the initiative aimed to restore the area’s natural charm and strengthen the state’s tourism appeal.

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