Have you ever been through Jalan Bukit Putus which is located between Kuala Pilah and Seremban.
During its heyday, Jalan Bukit Putus was the only road that could get you between Kuala Pilah and Seremban. It's dubbed "serpentine road" by locals for its infamous 32 twists and turns and is still used by cars and cyclists.
The Bukit Putus road has a pretty rich history as in 1875, the area saw the legendary Yang Di-Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan, Yam Tuan Amtah and his 4,000 men force take on British to fight back against colonial rule. The battle eventually let to the British establishing a "Resident" system in the state, fundamentally changing the political landscape of Negeri Sembilan.
The travel distance from my office in Petaling Jaya, Selangor to Bahau is 157 km and takes 2 hours 32 minutes.- The New Road (FT51): Opened in 2009, this modern highway replaced the treacherous old path. It features the Bukit Putus Viaduct, which stands at 48 meters tall, making it one of the highest road bridges in Malaysia.
- The Old Road (FT361): Now largely bypassed by main traffic, the old road is a favorite for cyclists and joggers who enjoy the quiet, shaded forest canopy. However, it is also the subject of many local urban legends and "ghost stories" due to its history of accidents and isolation.
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| Town of Bahau |
Thank God, I finally reached my destination without any scary interruptions.
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