Here you can see Southeast Asia's largest reclining Buddha, as a trails of influence from Thailand not only in its culture but also the cuisine and language.

Mount Rabung in Felda Prasu, Kelantan is not an easy mountain to climb and can take four days up and down through overgrown trails. The area is also home to tigers.

Also known as Istana Batu, this historical museum becomes an attraction among the tourists to learn closely about the Kelantan Royal family.

Kelantan Selatan Development Authority (KESEDAR) has created this special garden with herbs collected from all over the country. Matured plants in the garden are then processed to produce the ingredients for herbal products.

Kelantan River begins midway through the state of Kelantan, at the confluence of its two main tributaries, the Galas and the Lebir.

The 18-hole par 72 golf course is an ideal getaway for golfers seeking a relaxing ambience. The terrain is relatively flat but more than makes up for it with conducive natural settings.

The Golok Bridge or popularly called "Jambatan Muhibah" (Harmonious Bridge) symbolically signifies the close relationship and warm interaction between Malaysia and Thailand.

One of several river attractions in Kelantan, Lata Rek is the ideal spot for some solitude and soul-searching.

Beacons of the bygone era. The lighthouses were made of wood, with a height of at least 10m, and they were rectangular with a narrow tip.

Raja Abdullah was the prince of Raja Bahar, who was believed to have been killed by his wife, Puteri Saadong who stabbed him with her hair pin as a result of a argument in Kota Mahligai.