A group of 20 tourists from various countries tried their hand at driving all-terrain vehicles at a resort in Kluang District, Johor, in late June.
ATVs are four-wheeled vehicles built for terrains like slopes, trails, and sand dunes, and riding them has been a popular activity over the last decade or so in the Malaysian state.
Johor, Malaysia’s southernmost state, situated on the border with Singapore, is a trading and tourist hub.
It boasts attractions like Johor Bahru City, Legoland, and Tanjung Piai, Asia’s southernmost point.
Visitors from Vietnam can fly into Kuala Lumpur and travel 330 kilometers to reach the state.