KELANTAN

Kelantan is a state located in the northeast of Peninsular Malaysia, known for its strong Malay traditions, arts, and rich cultural heritage. Often referred to as the “Cradle of Malay Culture”, Kelantan is a place where visitors can experience traditional crafts, performing arts, and authentic local lifestyle.

The state capital, Kota Bharu, is a lively city famous for its heritage buildings, bustling markets, and culinary delights. Kelantan also boasts beautiful rivers, rural villages, and unique cultural festivals, making it a fascinating destination for travellers who want an authentic Malaysian experience.

Begin your journey through Kelantan by selecting a city below.

Kota Bharu

Bachok

Things to Do in Kelantan

Budaya & Warisan

Istana Jahar & Royal Museum, Kota Bharu – History of the Kelantan royal family
Siti Khadijah Market – Traditional market with local products, crafts, and food
Wat Photivihan (Sleeping Buddha Temple) – Cultural and religious site
Cultural Villages & Handicraft Centres – Learn about batik, silverwork, and traditional crafts

Pengembaraan Alam Semula Jadi & Luar

Pantai Cahaya Bulan (Moonlight Beach) – Relaxing beach with calm waters
Rantau Panjang & Sungai Golok – Riverfront activities and duty-free shopping
Gunung Stong State Park – Jungle trekking and waterfalls, including the famous Jelawang Waterfall
Rice Paddies & Countryside Tours – Scenic rural landscapes perfect for photography

Tarikan Mesra Keluarga

Beaches & Water Activities – Swimming, kayaking, and family picnics
Cultural Workshops – Batik painting, traditional music, and dance classes
Nature Trails & Eco-Tourism Sites – For hiking and outdoor exploration

Pengalaman Membeli-belah & Bandar

Siti Khadijah Market – Fresh produce, local crafts, and traditional snacks
Pasar Malam & Night Markets – Street food, souvenirs, and local goods
Duty-Free Shopping near Thai Border – Unique finds and bargains

Makanan & Perisa Tempatan

Nasi Kerabu & Nasi Dagang – Iconic Kelantanese dishes
Ayam Percik & Laksam – Traditional local flavours
Kuih Tradisional & Snacks – Sweet and savory treats at markets and cafés
Fresh Seafood – Coastal villages offer local fish and seafood specialties