Rembau (town)

Rembau is a town and district located in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. Situated in the southwestern part of the state, it is known for its rich Adat Perpatih traditions, a unique matrilineal customary law practiced by the local Malay community.

The town serves as the administrative center of the Rembau District. Economically, Rembau is primarily an agricultural area with rubber, palm oil, and paddy cultivation being important activities. Ecotourism is also gaining prominence, with attractions like Gunung Datuk, a popular hiking spot.

Rembau is accessible by road and rail, connecting it to other major towns and cities in Negeri Sembilan and beyond. The population is predominantly Malay, reflecting its strong cultural heritage. Historical sites and traditional houses are scattered throughout the district, offering glimpses into its past.