Besut

Location: Northern Perak, along the Perak River.

Historical Background: Kuala Kangsar is known as the royal town of Perak, home to the Sultan of Perak’s palace. It was an important administrative center during British rule and is also the birthplace of Malaysia’s first rubber tree, planted in 1877 by H.N. Ridley.

Pulau Perhentian (Perhentian Islands) – One of Malaysia’s most famous island destinations, offering:

• Crystal-clear waters for snorkeling & diving.

• Long Beach & Coral Bay – Popular beaches with white sand and vibrant marine life.

• Turtle Conservation Center – Efforts to protect endangered sea turtles.

• Jungle trekking trails with stunning coastal views.

Pantai Air Tawar – A scenic beachfront with calm waters, perfect for relaxing walks.

Pantai Bukit Keluang – A hidden gem featuring sea caves, hiking trails, and stunning sunset views.

Bukit Keluang Hiking Trail – A short but rewarding hike offering breathtaking coastal views.

Kampung Raja – A traditional village where visitors can experience local crafts and heritage.

Jerteh Night Market – A lively local market selling food, souvenirs, and handmade crafts.

Masjid Kayu Seberang Jerteh – A unique wooden mosque built without nails, reflecting traditional Malay craftsmanship.

Lata Tembakah – A multi-tiered waterfall surrounded by rainforest, great for swimming and picnicking.

Taman Rekreasi Lata Belatan – A beautiful nature park with a waterfall, ideal for family outings.

Nasi Dagang – A Terengganu specialty made with fragrant rice and tuna curry.

Keropok Lekor – A deep-fried fish sausage, crispy on the outside, soft inside.

Ikan Bakar – Grilled seafood, marinated in local spices.

Sata – A banana-leaf-wrapped fish dish, grilled to perfection.

Air Nyior – Fresh coconut water, a perfect refreshment after a beach day.

Gunung Tebu (Mount Tebu) – The highest peak in Terengganu, popular for trekking and camping.

Hutan Lipur Lata Kolam Air Deru Ecopark – A tranquil rainforest retreat with freshwater pools and eco-lodges.