JHB → KUL

Gunung Ledang

Also known as Mount Ophir, this legendary peak rises prominently above the surrounding flat terrain of Johor and Melaka.

Palm Oil Estates

Vast, geometric green patterns of palm oil plantations that define much of the southern Malaysian landscape.

Putrajaya Landmarks

Excellent views of the Pink Mosque and the Prime Minister's office if the plane approaches KUL from the south.

Kuala Lumpur Skyline

On clear days, the distant silhouettes of the Petronas Twin Towers and Merdeka 118 are visible to the north.

North-South Expressway

The main arterial road of Malaysia carving through the greenery, connecting the two major urban hubs.

Straits of Melaka

Expansive views of one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, often dotted with massive cargo ships and tankers.

Port Dickson Coastline

Clear views of the popular beach resorts and the PD waterfront as the plane begins its descent northward.

Tanjung Pelepas Port

Visible shortly after takeoff from JHB, showcasing the scale of Johor's major maritime infrastructure.

Coastal Mangroves

Intricate patterns of mangrove forests and river estuaries along the southwestern coast of the peninsula.