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Firestone Rubber Plantation-April 2024

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Apr 18, 2025

　　This is the world's largest rubber plantation, which is leased from the government on a controversial 99-year plan. You can view how rubber is processed (not official tours, just ask at the entrance and they will normally oblige), or play a round at the 18-hole golf course. The only way to get here from Marshall is by car. The journey takes roughly an hour.

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Firestone Rubber Plantation

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