Pajam
Pajam is a small town in the district of Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. The town is situated within a lush and hilly landscape and is known for its proximity to natural attractions, forest reserves, and recreational facilities. A river originating from Beranang flows through Pajam before reaching Kampung Cina Batu 12, Mantin.
Geography
Pajam lies within the foothills of the Banjaran Titiwangsa (Titiwangsa Mountain Range), with several hills, peaks, and forest reserves located nearby. The surrounding areas include thick forests, rivers, and waterfalls, making the region notable for its greenery and natural environment.
Surrounding Hills and Natural Features
North
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Bukit Broga, Semenyih – 340 m
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Gunung Tok Wan – 686 m
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Bukit Gondol, Lenggeng – 300 m
Northwest
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Bukit Silang Nombor 1, Pantai – 550 m
West
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Gunung Telapak Buruk, Klawang – 1,180 m
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Lenggeng Forest Reserve – 215 m
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Lenggeng Waterfall (Air Terjun Lenggeng) – 150 m
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Jeram Toi Waterfall – 286 m
South
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Sungai Mahang Waterfall – 100 m
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Billy Waterfall – 100 m
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Bukit Galla – 561 m
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Setul Forest Reserve – 743 m
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Bukit Simpang – 418 m
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Bukit Kawan – 350 m
Landmarks
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College Heights Garden Resort – a residential development located in Pajam.
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Staffield Country Resort – a golf and country club adjacent to College Heights Garden Resort. The 27-hole course was designed by professional golfers Graham Marsh and Ross Watson.
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Bayu Lake (addressed as in Mantin) – a recreational lake located next to the Staffield Country Resort.
Natural Environment
Pajam is surrounded by a mix of secondary forests, forest reserves, and recreational spots. The nearby Setul and Lenggeng forest reserves contribute to the ecological diversity of the area, while the waterfalls and hills attract visitors for hiking and outdoor activities.
