Sekijang

Sekijang is a small town located in the Kulai District of Johor, Malaysia. It is primarily an agricultural area, known for its production of palm oil, rubber, and various fruits and vegetables. Sekijang is situated relatively close to the larger towns of Kulai and Johor Bahru, making it accessible for residents and visitors alike. The town offers a more rural and laid-back lifestyle compared to the bustling cities nearby. While not a major tourist destination, Sekijang provides a glimpse into the agricultural heartland of Johor and offers a quieter alternative to urban life. Its economy is largely dependent on the surrounding plantations and farms, providing employment opportunities for the local population. The name "Sekijang" may have originated from the Malay word for the Indian Muntjac deer (kijang), suggesting that the area was once a habitat for these animals.