At the height of 200m above the ground, this hill on Jalan Kota gives a good view of the town.

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Fed by more than 15 rivers and rapids, cradling some 340 permanent islands and designated as the new gateway to the National Park, at more than 2,600 square kilometres, this man-made lake and its surrounding reserve forest is 1.5 times larger than Singapore and is half the size of Penang island.

One of the regal royal palaces in Malaysia, Istana Maziah's architecture portrays a blend of modern and traditional elements, which reflects the artistic skills of the Terengganu people.

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Only a few kilometers away from Besut and about 140km north of Kuala Terengganu is Bukit Keluang, a peaceful beach park perfect for family outings.

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Tasik Kenyir is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world. With over 40 species of fish, it draws anglers from as far as Singapore.

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The state capital of Terengganu, Kuala Terengganu is a greatly understated destination in Malaysia. Explore the relatively quiet roads and suburbs to discover a wealth of culture and crafts and enjoy the kind hospitality of its modest residents.

Lang Tengah Island lies in the middle of Malaysia's foremost Marine Park sanctuary where living corals and endangered species  of marine life are protected.

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The sprawling 300 square hectares is blessed with a beautiful seven-tiered cascading waterfall with its highest point reaching 50 metres.

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Exploring the quiet roads and suburbs of Kuala Terengganu will take one to the route of Losong – where the famous keropok lekor (traditional fish snacks) cottage industry is at.

Marang Beach is unique in that its broad golden sands form a remarkable stretch of sand dunes like a wall that slopes dramatically into the sea, creating an unusual two-tier beach.

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