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Wall climbing inside the forest, divided into the low wall and high wall.
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Hutan Bandar MBJB
13-hectare recreational park. Maintained by the municipality, this gem of a public recreational park contains seven lakes surrounded by tropical rain forest. There is a big fountain at the north end of the southernmost lake. Within the park are jogging/hiking tracks, wooden bridges and platforms, a children's playground, climbing wall, skatepark, parkour ark and an open-air water park. There is also an orchid park with many different species of orchids. There is a car park just beyond the park's entrance on Jalan Tasek Utara. There is a food court beside the car park.
Kompleks Kolam Renang Majlis Bandaraya Johor Bahru
Swimming pool.
Taman Merdeka
Public park surrounding a large lake with pavilions, an open-air theatre, rock sculptures, an independence monument, 2 bridges, two twin 2-storey white buildings, cannons and a clock tower. There is also a paid-per-entry shared gym within the park.
Arena Larkin Indoor Stadium
This 7,000-seating capacity indoor stadium houses facilities for badminton, takraw, basketball etc. The architecture of the building is derived from traditional Johorean houses, which is a hybrid of square and circle.
Perpustakaan Sultan Ismail
Public library of the Johor Bahru City Council.
Galeri Bola Sepak Johor-Jepun
A gallery built in 2018 by Johor Japan Friendship Association and Johor Darul Ta’zim Football Club which serves as a symbolic reminder of the 20th anniversary of the Japanese national football team’s qualifications into the World Cup after beating Iran to progress to the 1998 World Cup.