Chinatown.
Chinatown Kuala Terengganu (in Malayski "Campung China" or "Tang-Lang-PO) is one of the main tourist attractions of the city. This part of the city is a number of homes of the pre-war period, some of which were erected in the 1700s. Most of the houses are two-story, mostly brick or concrete, with wooden floors. On some of them, you can still see a complex thread on the window frames, huge heavy wooden entrance doors and nameplates. In these centuries-old buildings, there are currently all stores, cafes, offices, souvenir shops, restaurants, copyiamas (coffee shops), etc.
Also in Chinatown there are two Chinese temples, Ho Ann Kong and Tian Kong Kong, which were built in 1801 and 1896, respectively. Another milestone is the well of Low Prident, built in 1875, which still supplies clean water to the inhabitants of Chinatown. Many buildings of this part of the city have survived rehabilitation programs, which definitely made them more attractive, but, thank God, an old view is not disturbed. And how good the lanes Kapiung ranks are many of them today turn into thematic alleys decorated with graffiti.
Market Pasar Paving
Pasar Besar Kedai Rown or Central Market (more famous as Pasar Pavan) - the main market of the city. It is a two-story building, which sells various types of goods, ranging from fresh products, birds, seafood, traditional delicacies, home products to clothing and objects of craft-batika, Songkeca (richly embroidered cloth) and dishes.Island Pulau Dong
Pulau Dong - River Island, located at the mouth of the Terenggana River. Earlier, he was divided into Pulau Bespear Duong and the smaller Pulau Dong Kechchil, but because of the natural processes, the islands were connected, and the coastal line was largely changed due to new buildings. For example, in one part of the island, the island washed for the Heritage Bay Resort hotel, where, by the way, the annual sailing races of the Musson Cup take place. It is widely known for its picturesque traditional boats and a historical monument, known as the cat Lama Dong (Old Duong Fort). This is a traditional Malay House with local and European architectural features.
Beach Batu Bruk
In Kuala Terengganu there are several places for recreation. Among the most famous from them - Beach Batu Buruk, located not far from the city center. The beach is equipped with entertainment - here you can ride a horse along the coast or run the air snake. However, with close examination, it can be noted that the sand is not so clean - unfortunately, the locals are not particularly followed by the garbage. Many bathe, although there are quite good waves here, especially in the rainy season. There are two large hotel complex on the beach, as well as many restaurants and food kiosks, where traditional cuisine are sold.
Beach Tug Kalond
This beach is located next to the village of Tell Kalond, and not in Kuala Terenggana. This beach is cleaner than Batu Bruk, and he also offers stunning views and restaurants on the coast itself. The beach is quite popular among foreign tourists. Beautiful fishing boats are moored by the beach - very picturesque!
Beach Pandak
This beach is very quiet, there is no crowd of tourists and local residents - a big plus. The beach is flat and clean, but any amenities are garbage tanks, locker rooms, cafes and restaurants - no. True, at the moment, at one of the ends of the beach there is an active construction of the hotel, and most likely the beach will also be asked, but so far it is a semi-dog, really secluded and perfect for those who love nature.
Park Shahbaddar
Another popular holiday destination in Kuala Terenggana. The park is located at the mouth of the Terenggana River, close to a number of important sights - Pasar Pazar, Hill Bukit Putura and Mazi Palace.
Other parks
Among other walking areas can be allocated Coastal alley , which stretches to the south of Pulau Vyssan, along the Terenggana River. During the walk along the Alley, you can admire a gorgeous view of the island of Pulau Duong Bridge Sultan Mahmoud.
You can also walk in Park Taman Avam Lagun Kuala Ibai Located 4 kilometers from the city center - in it, by the way, there is a Tengha Tenga Tenga Mosque, the first floating mosque in Malaysia, built in 1993.
Park Taman Avam Pantay Tell Ketpang The beach is relatively close to the main airport of Sultan Mahmoud.
Redang Island
Pulau Redang or simply "Redang" is one of the largest islands at the eastern coast of Malaysia. It is located 45 kilometers from the shores of Kuala Terenggan and is famous for its crystal clear waters (although recently for his purity, something seemed to stop so closely), white sandy beaches and underwater gardens with numerous reefs. This is one of the nine islands forming the marine park, and here, mainly come for diving or snorkeling. In the jungle of the island you can go trekking, as well as popular boats and canoes.Capas Island
The name of this piece of sushi 15 kilometers from Kuala Terenggana translates from Malay as a "cotton island" - so it was called for snow-white idyllic soft beaches. In the area of the northern bay of the island, turtles are found; The reef sharks were seen on the south side of the island, in the area of the Kapas Turtle Valley Beach Resort.
Snorcling and diving The coast of the island is competent - for professional help you can contact the office "Aqua Sport" on the main beach (for 110 ringgitis, you will load with aqualung during the day and 150 - at night). You can rent a boat so that you are tied to different places, but the most beautiful underwater species are within a radius of only 100 meters from the coast. The island is covered with jungle through which equipped paths run. One starts from the Kapas Island resort, the other runs away from the trail leading to the skipboard in the valley. The second path is more complicated, and somewhere will have to use the rope cables in order not to fall. Both trails end in approximately the same place on the eastern side of the island.
