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Istana Maziah-December 2024
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Dec 22, 2024

　　On the eastern flank of the hill near the Central Market is the sultan’s palace. It’s built in colonial-era style, but renovations have given the structure a blocky feel. The palace is closed to the public, except for some ceremonial occasions.

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Crystal Mosque
Kuala Terengganu
　　Domes and minarets made up of facets of bronze-tinted, smokey glass and reflecting each other provide for a striking riverside apparition. Built in 2006, but definitely channelling 1970s glam, this mosque is best seen from the river and when illuminated at night. ...
Central Market
Kuala Terengganu
　　The Central Market is a lively place to sample tasty local snacks, sniff a durian and purchase other fresh fruit and fish. Browse a wide collection of batik and kain songket (traditional handwoven fabric) for artisanal souvenirs. Many stalls don't operate on Friday. ...
Istana Maziah
Kuala Terengganu
　　On the eastern flank of the hill near the Central Market is the sultan’s palace. It’s built in colonial-era style, but renovations have given the structure a blocky feel. The palace is closed to the public, except for some ceremonial occasions. ...
Kompleks Muzium Negeri Terengganu
Kuala Terengganu
　　Located around 6km west of the city centre, the traditional houses that front the museum's spacious grounds are worth the price of admission. Exhibits range from the historically interesting (a Jawi – traditional Malay text – inscription that essentially dates the arrival of Islam to the nation) to threadbare taxidermy....
Pulau Duyung
Kuala Terengganu
　　This is the largest island in the estuary. It is changing fast, with modern housing estates being built on reclaimed land, but there is still a sizeable presence of old wooden houses and a village lifestyle. Fishing boats are built here, using mostly age-old techniques and tools, and visitors are...
Taman Tamadu Islam
Kuala Terengganu
　　Touted as the world’s first ‘Islamic civilisation park’. Taman Tamadu Islam is divided into two zones. Zone A is free to the public and houses the Crystal Mosque. Zone B, for which there is an admission charge, features a series of miniature models of famous Islamic landmarks from across the...
Masjid Tengku Tengah Zaharah
Kuala Terengganu
　　The most famous religious structure in the state is the Floating Mosque, located 4.5km southeast of Kuala Terengganu. It’s not really floating, just set on an artificial island, but its white, traditional Moorish design shimmers in the daylight and is warmly enchanting as the sun sets. Bus 13 from Kuala...
Ho Ann Kiong
Kuala Terengganu
　　One of Chinatown's most attractive buildings, this compact and colourful riot of red and gold architecture and decor dates back to 1796. It was extensively rebuilt in 1801 and again in 2010 after a devastating fire. Explore the 'wishing tree' behind the temple that is slowly engulfing an old building,...
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