Local Paddy Fields: Expansive rice fields dominate the landscape, offering scenic views, photography opportunities, and a chance to observe traditional rice farming practices.

Pokok Sena Mosque: A central landmark of the district, where visitors can admire traditional Malay-Islamic architecture and learn about local religious practices.

Traditional Villages: Visiting kampungs allows travelers to experience wooden Malay houses, community life, and participate in local activities such as fishing and handicraft making.

River Walks & Nature Spots: Small rivers and streams provide peaceful areas for walking, picnics, and observing local wildlife, highlighting the district’s natural charm.

Local Markets: Morning and evening markets showcase fresh produce, handicrafts, and street food, giving insight into daily life and local culinary traditions.

Agricultural lifestyle: Pokok Sena’s identity is deeply tied to its rice and fruit farming. Seasonal planting and harvests shape community life, and visitors can see locals working in paddy fields or harvesting durians and rambutan.

Signature dishes: Besides Kedah laksa, Pokok Sena is known for ikan sungai bakar (grilled river fish) and udang galah masak lemak (giant river prawn in coconut gravy), reflecting the local rivers and farms.

Street food & markets: Evening markets feature fresh produce, traditional snacks like apam beras and kuih ketayap, and sweet treats unique to the district, often made by small family businesses.

Festive and communal foods: During Hari Raya or weddings, locals prepare dishes like lemang, ketupat, rendang, and specialty kuih that are shared with neighbours, highlighting the tight-knit community spirit.