It is a small town that runs along the bank of the River Linggi on the southern side of Negeri Smbilan. This town is famously known as a historical complex because some of the ancient relics are located in this region. The primary attraction of the complex is an ancient tomb that belongs to a Syeikh Ahmad Majnun. He was a Muslim theologian who was believed to have been killed during the battle against Sultan Mansor Shah. This tomb is said to be the one of the oldest tombs in Malaysia. Beside the tomb, there are giant megaliths which probably belong to the second or third century AD. These megaliths are also known as ‘Living Stones’. Legend says that the stones grow one or two inch taller in every year. 

• Entry is  free.

• Any time during day light is suitable for the visit.

• By Car

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