HOMESTAY GEMAS
Historically, Gemas has been an important meeting point of the Malaya Railway Line (KTMB) linking the east coast and the west coast of the Peninsula. Its station since 1992 is still in operation today and is just one of a thousand memories and history of the country. Locals say it was actually named after the discovery of a gold mine in a cave they called 'Gomeh' (golden cave). Whatever it is is actually related to the discovery of gold metal.
The place has not been fully explored but now the Gemas District Office in collaboration with the locals has made it a new tourist attraction that has been introduced between homestay or homestay package products.
INFO:
Gold Cave Mine
* Nearly 100 years old
* Opened in the early 1920s and closed in 1942 during the Third World War.
* Distance from Kuala Lumpur is estimated at 165 kilometers.
* The size of the mine tunnel (three feet wide and 6 feet high).
Short history of Gemas
* Native people of Native Malay descent
* Administered by a chief, Datok Soap, from Minangkabau who emigrated with the army to Seri Menanti.
* Start to open village in Kampung Ladang.
Tips on entering the golden cave
* Wear long rubber shoes as the waterway is mixed with bats.
* Bring a flashlight.
* Must be accompanied by security forces.
* Obey instructions and safety signs in and around the cave.
Contact
En. Harris Bin Jantan
Tel : 012-7971878
Fax : 06-6485789
Emel : homestaygemas@ymail.com
No.37, Taman Nuri Fasa 1, Jalan Besar Chuah, 71960 Chuah, Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus
The place has not been fully explored but now the Gemas District Office in collaboration with the locals has made it a new tourist attraction that has been introduced between homestay or homestay package products.
INFO:
Gold Cave Mine
* Nearly 100 years old
* Opened in the early 1920s and closed in 1942 during the Third World War.
* Distance from Kuala Lumpur is estimated at 165 kilometers.
* The size of the mine tunnel (three feet wide and 6 feet high).
Short history of Gemas
* Native people of Native Malay descent
* Administered by a chief, Datok Soap, from Minangkabau who emigrated with the army to Seri Menanti.
* Start to open village in Kampung Ladang.
Tips on entering the golden cave
* Wear long rubber shoes as the waterway is mixed with bats.
* Bring a flashlight.
* Must be accompanied by security forces.
* Obey instructions and safety signs in and around the cave.
Contact
En. Harris Bin Jantan
Tel : 012-7971878
Fax : 06-6485789
Emel : homestaygemas@ymail.com
No.37, Taman Nuri Fasa 1, Jalan Besar Chuah, 71960 Chuah, Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus
