Malaysia Terengganu Kuala Terengganu

With a preserved old town set among skyscrapers, this economic center is a mix of old and new, and is known for its excellent seafood.

Settled by first migrants in the 18C, this district is lined with old buildings, ranging from traditional Chinese to Art Deco styles.

Immerse yourself in local culture and history strolling through Kuala Terengganu's old town, and make sure to sample some seafood.

A modern construction of glass and steel, this exquisite crystalline mosque boasts a mix of Moorish and Gothic architectures.

While it is recommended not to swim here, this beach offers a great getaway from the busy city streets, perfect for an evening stroll.

Housed in reconstructed palatial buildings, this museum spans nine galleries exhibiting textile, crafts, and other regional histories.

With its nine domes and graceful architecture, this wonderful 18C mosque is brimming with serenity, and offers many ornate elements.