Mantin

• Jalan Besar. Also known as the main street, it is where most of the attractions and historical buildings are. Along the street includes places such as banks, pasar (wet market), petrol (gas) stations, police station, and a post office.
• Gurudwara Sahib Sikh Temple was built in 1890s and is one of the oldest Sikh temples in Malaysia.
• St. Aloysius Catholic Church was built in 1901 with impressive architecture. It was famous for its nunnery before the nuns moved to Seremban.

• • Taman Rekreasi Gallah. It was a recreational park on the route from/to Seremban but was deforested and closed down for the development of Lekas Expressway.

Due to its demographic, Mantin was famous for traditional Hakka food. The most famous Yong Tau Foo vendor has lost its glory after the demolition of the old theater, which was next to its original shop. The vendor now operates at the Mantin Hawker Center which is on the main street.

Another famous food was Woon Chai Koh (a kind of rice pudding) but the original vendor has already retired.

Other Malaysian food is being served, especially along the main street and in the Mantin Hawker Center.

Mantin is also a famous place for growing durian, star fruit, jack fruit, rose apple and guavas.

During durian season (July-August), there is a durian orchard named "Durio Star" which serves fresh Mantin durian to visitors.

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• Pasar Malam. The night market is next to the main street at Taman Bunga Raya. It is available on Sunday evening.

There are no hotels in Mantin. The nearest hotels are those located in Nilai and Seremban.

Mantin is a small town and there is just one main street (Jalan Besar) so it is unlikely, if not impossible, to get lost. If lost, just ask around for directions.

Be sure to look left and right before crossing any street, especially the main street. Like other small towns in Malaysia, motorcycles like to ride against traffic on the same lane for their own convenience and laziness.

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