Siti Khadijah Market
Named after Prophet Muhammad’s entrepreneurial wife, it’s a fitting name for a market mostly run by women
Taman Negara
Located in the Gua Musang Region, Kelantan is near the Pahang border and Terengganu. It is located in the Hantu Hill and Lebir reserve forest.
Wat Photivihan
Sleeping Buddha – This temple is one of the 25 temples found in Tumpat, and is one of the most popular in the country
Seng Choon Kiong (Mazu Temple)
Approximately 300 years old Temple in Kampung Tok’kong and is a site of pilgrimage for worshippers of Mazu in Malaysia
Sultan Ismail Petra Silver Jubilee Mosque
This mosque architecture is unique because it combines Chinese and Islamic architecture and resembles a 1,000-year-old Niujie Mosque in Beijing, China
Irama Bachok Beach
Located within the Bachok District and is the main tourist spot of Bachok District residents and Kelantan residents in particular
Gunung Stong State Park
Home to one of the highest waterfalls in Malaysia, the seven-tiered Jelawang Waterfall.
Muhammadi Mosque
One of the symbols of splendor in this city that has the hallmarks of graceful gates and golden colors. Al-Muhammadi Mosque name as a tribute to the late Sultan Muhammad IV contribution and service to the state
Pantai Bisikan Bayu (Beach of Whispering Breeze)
Also known as Pantai Dalam Rhu, the gentle breeze at the beach produces a hushed sound that, locals say, sounds like a soothing whisper
Handicraft Village and Craft Museum
Also known as “Balai Getam Guri”, it houses many fine examples of Kelantanese craftsmanship such as traditional embroidery, songket weaving, batik printing, silver work and wood carving.
