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frankly seremban is not that great for vacation... just a normal city and places to hang out and very old tradition of buildings and culture of minangkabau for sight seeing... for beach, maybe should take them to Port Dickson, its a sea side, seafood restaurants, beers by the beach etc....

maybe these places will be gud.. try to find out more ya
Ostrich Farm
Church of the Visitation
Wesley Methodist Church
Seremban Parade - Shopping Mall
Seremban Municipal Building
Small Chinese Shrine at McDonald
State Mosque at Lake Gardens
Famous Hindu Temple - Sri Bala T. Temple
Seremban Lake Garden
The Virgin's Temple
The State's Minangkabau Style Museum
Jeram Toi - waterfall
Rumah Minagkabau
STATE SECRETARIAT BUILDING
STATE LIBRARY
New City hall

Hi P.Varshini =],

Thank you for your contribution

Maximilien
Expat-blog Team

There is also the wooden palace - wikipedia.org/wiki/Seri_Menanti

Sri Menanti
Sri Menanti is the royal town which boasts both ancient and modern palaces. The Istana Sri Menanti was built in 1902 and completed in 1908. This wooden palace was built without using a single nail and features a long verandah and a front porch with intricately carved motifs. It is raised 2 metres above ground, supported by 99 pillars which symbolises the 99 warriors of different clans.

This magnificent Istana (palace) is now a museum showcasing costumes, ceremonial kris and photographs. The current official residence is called the Istana Besar which is an impressive whitewashed stone building.

Getting There
Situated 30Km east of Seremban, the best way to get there is either by bus from the central bus station in Seremban town or by taxi.

@ Gravitas -> Thank you for your contribution

Hi,
I've just joined this forum.  I moved to Seremban from Australia, about 8 months ago and have been enjoying the slower pace of life here as compared to KL.  Seremban is growing rapidly and in the next 5 to 10 years would probably be the place to stay and relax south of KL.   Seremban was actually a mining town and I'm lucky enough to live in the area where the first British Captain Resident stayed in the 1940's. 

Walk around Seremban town to explore the old buildings and the Chinese grocery shops or check out Jelita Ostrich Farm on the way to Jelebu and my favourite personal choice, Ladang Alam Warisan, near Kuala Pilah which offers visitors a look into the Malay culture and the rare experience of horseback riding and archery, Ulu Bendul forest reserve for nature walks and a dip in the rock pools or free swimming pool.

The first weekend of March will be the full migration of raptor birds from Central Asia to Indonesia. And they will fly across Tanjung Tuan Forest Reserve in Port Dickson, about 20 km from Seremban town.  It will be a sight!  So plenty to see and do. And don't forget to stop by the many restaurants by the beach for fresh seafood.