Is the southernmost point of the Asian continent in Singapore?

The southernmost point of the Asian continent is not Singapore. Singapore is separated from the Asian continent by the Straits of Johor and is not part of the Asian continent. The southernmost point of the Asian continent is the Malaysian state of Johor.

Tanjung Piai National Park in Johor's Bumiputra district is the southernmost cape on the Asian continent and has been featured in National Parks magazine. It has one of the best protected mangrove forests in Malaysia, and the entire forest area has been designated as a protected area. on January 31, 2003, Tanjung Piai was listed as a "Wetland of International Importance" by the Ramsar Convention.

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Johor Culture

1. High Stake Lion Dance

It was listed as Malaysia's Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2007. The main representative is the Mapo Kwan Sheng Palace Dragon and Lion Dance Troupe, the group to inherit Chinese culture as the mission, the lion dance performance in Southeast Asia to further develop and expand, as of November 2017 has been awarded 68 times the world champion and 78 times the Malaysian champion, **** 146 times the champion of the brilliant record, for Malaysia to lay down the "Kingdom of the Lion Dance" of the reputation. The reputation of the "Kingdom of Lion Dance" has been laid down for Malaysia.

2, twenty-four seasonal drums

In 1988, Malaysia's first twenty-four seasonal drum team was formed by the students of Johor Bahru Kuan Johor High School. Now it has not only spread all over Malaysia, but even settled in Singapore, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, the United States, the United Kingdom and other places, spending and spreading their leaves. The twenty-four festival drums are spreading at an unexpected speed and are Malaysia's national intangible cultural heritage.

3, Johor Ancient Temple Yusheng Fest:

Included in Malaysia's National Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2012, it is the largest festival in Johor Bahru. Johor Ancient Temple God Festival originated from the five major gangs of Chinese in Johor Bahru, namely, the Teochew people's Yuantian God, the Hokkien people's Hongxian Emperor, the Hakka people's Sentian Emperor, the Guangzhao people's Huaguang Emperor, and the Hainanese people's Zhao Dajianshuai, of which Yuantian God is the main god, has now been more than a hundred years of history and tradition.

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