Johor Bahru, the capital of Johor state and the southern gateway of Malaysia, is connected to Singapore by a single bridge. Chen Xunian Street is lined with Nanyang-style shophouses, evoking a nostalgic atmosphere with red lanterns and vintage signs. Legoland is one of the six Legoland parks in the world, featuring brick-built castles, roller coasters, and Miniland, which are popular among families. The shoreline of Golden Beach is long and scenic, offering stunning sunsets, while its night market is vibrant and bustling. The Johor Bahru Old Chinese Temple bears witness to centuries of Chinese heritage in the region and features exquisite architecture. The food here offers excellent value for money: Hainanese chicken rice with silky chicken and fragrant rice; Asam Laksa with a tangy and spicy broth; charcoal-grilled banana cake, a signature of Hip Yew Bakery; as well as paper-wrapped chicken rice, curry fish head, and sambal grilled fish, all boasting authentic local flavours. A satisfying meal can be enjoyed for an average of 50 ringgit per person.