On 25 November 2025, Tourism Management students from the TOUR1003 Introduction to Travel and Tourism course embarked on a heritage trail field trip to Johor Bahru City Centre. Led by a senior lecturer, the visit aimed to provide hands-on exposure to Johor’s rich historical, cultural, and transportation heritage. The trip focused on promoting experiential learning, teamwork, and a deeper appreciation for multicultural harmony.
The group explored four key locations: Arulmigu Rajamariamman Temple, showcasing South Indian architecture and Hindu traditions; Kwong Siew Heritage Gallery, highlighting the Cantonese community’s contributions; and Galeri Sejarah Johor, which traces Johor’s journey from the Sultanate era to modern times. The final stop was JB Sentral, a major transportation hub connecting Malaysia and Singapore, where students observed immigration processes and transport operations.
Through guided tours, discussions, and documentation activities, students gained valuable insights into Johor’s cultural diversity, historical evolution, and urban infrastructure. Despite minor challenges like time constraints and crowd control, the trip successfully achieved its objectives, strengthening students’ respect for heritage, unity, and national identity.
旅游管理专业的学生在2025年11月25日，“TOUR1003 Introduction to Travel and Tourism”课程的安排下，前往柔佛新山市中心进行实地考察。在资深讲师带领下，此次活动旨在让学生亲身体验柔佛丰富的历史、文化及交通遗产，促进体验式学习、团队合作，并加深对多元文化和谐的理解。
学生们参观了四个重要地点：阿鲁米古拉惹玛丽安曼庙，展示南印度建筑风格与兴都教传统；广肇会馆文化画廊，呈现粤籍社群的历史贡献；柔佛历史画廊，追溯柔佛从苏丹王朝到现代的发展历程；以及新山中央车站（JB Sentral），作为连接马来西亚与新加坡的重要交通枢纽，学生也得以在此观察移民局与交通的运作。
通过导览、讨论及记录活动，学生们深入了解柔佛的文化多样性、历史演变及城市基础设施。尽管行程中出现时间紧迫与人流管理等小挑战，活动仍圆满达成目标，进一步强化学生对遗产保护、团结及国家认同的尊重。
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