PrinzPark Resort Terengganu
One of the new hotels in Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu is PrinzPark Resort.
One of the new hotels in Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu is PrinzPark Resort.
One of the local foods to eat while in Terengganu is ‘ikan singgang’. I have no English word for the dish, but it’s fish in a yellow watery soup, which … Read More
This is the central market of Kuala Terengganu, similar to the one in Ipoh, below UTC Perak.
Turtle watching and the release of turtle hatchlings are two activities that a visitor to Terengganu must do. One may go to the East Coast state numerous times and yet … Read More
This Malay seafood restaurant is a popular dinner spot for those who are on their way for turtle-watching. After all, the turtle landing stretch, Teluk Mak Nik (Monica Bay), is … Read More
I have been to quite a few river cruises in search of fireflies before. While in Terengganu recently, it was also one of the activities we indulged in. Cruising through … Read More
The first time I had the otak-otak and sata at this Che Wan Stall in Chukai, Kemaman was when I participated in the Malaysia Tourism Hunt last year, and we … Read More
Kedai Kopi Hai Peng (Hai Peng Kopitiam) started life back in 1940. This coffee shop reminds me of Ipoh’s Nam Chau, the original Old Town Kopitiam.
Mehram Hotel derived its name from the combination of the names of the parents of the owner, Murliadi Mehammad. The hotel, which was opened for business on Jan 10, 2013, … Read More
We cannot claim to have visited a place if we have not tried the local food. In Terengganu, our tour guide, Kak Intan, told us that the locals eat very … Read More
On our way home to Kuala Lumpur, we visited TUMEC (Turtle and Marine Ecosystem Centre) in Rantau Abang, Terengganu.
Turtle Alley in Kuala Terengganu, between Pasar Payang and Chinatown, is the pet project of turtle conservationist, Dr. Chan Eng Heng.