This is another unique place to visit in Ayer Hitam, the paddy field. The origin of this field was coming from migration of Kedah people tu a village called Kampung Cahaya Baru. They came here in late 70’s in 5-10 family and open the paddy field area.
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Mohd Al-Amirul Asy-syahid Mohd Salleh.

Representing Boon Siew Honda Racing’s team, Gaban spurs Honda CRF450’s machine.

On final day of Johor Motocross Master 2008, all finalist compete against each other to win the trophy. They perform really well on every corners and jumps. (more…)

Located less than an hour’s drive away from Johor Baru, lies a quaint little town bustling with travellers weaving through endless rows of shops selling pottery, handicraft and home-made chips.
Ayer Hitam is a rest town (Bandar persinggahan) in Johor, Malaysia. Located just at the junction of route 1 and route 50, it is known for its many outlets selling pottery and other crafts. It also is one of the port for North-South Expressway.

Not to be confused with Air Itam, a town in Penang, Malaysia.

There are many activities for visitors to participate in, some of them include horseback riding, fishing, and camping. Visitors can purchase anything ceramic here, as Ayer Hitam is famous for it. One can buy vases, flowerpots, porcelain, jars, photo frames, and ready-made customized souvenirs.

Not only can visitors browse through the quality souvenirs, visitors can also sample some local food. Among the famous food that is sure to satisfy your stomach are prawn crackers, tapioca chips, steamed corn and the must-have ‘otak-otak’(steamed coconut-milk based fish cake). The food are freshly made and prepacked for visitors