Malaysia is a land of fascinating sights and attractions. Rich in colour and contrasts, her multi-faceted charm provides intriguing images that leave visitors to the country in awe.
Visitors can learn more about the heritage of Malaysia by visiting the various craft centres located throughout the country. Tourists may experience the rich culture of Malaysia through its traditional batik, songket, woodcarving and many more at these craft centres.
The Craft Cultural Complex is located on the northern coastline of Langkawi Island in the vicinity of Teluk Yu, about 30 minutes drive from the airport or 45 minutes from Kuah town.
Once a busy centre of sea trade, Kuala Terengganu has seen sea-faring vessels from the world over, trading silk, spice and ceramics. This gave rise to the craft of boat building and repairing in Terengganu, such as those in Pulau Duyong.
Langkawi Crystaal offers an attractive and exquisite range of glass products. Visitors will be mesmerised by the extraordinary glass blowing skills of craftsmen.
An assortment of handcrafted souvenir items are available here at prices lower than elsewhere in the country. It's the perfect place for you to look for the right gift.
The birthplace of Malaysia's second Prime Minister. Located in the Royal Town of Pekan the cultural village primarily consists of the 'kampung' house where Tun Abdul Razak was born.
