Kuala Terengganu Things to Do Tips by Cielo_Algaeed

Kuala Terangganu Museum showcases the traditional living of the people in Malaysia. They have exhibits, dioramas and several artifacts that would give you an idea on how the people in the East Coast lived date back centuries ago.

It is relatively big with 3 floors and a spacious parking space and complex.

The facade of the museum is a little bit run down and needs renovation but inside part of it is well maintained.

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Turtle Museum - This museum needs renovation and fund from the local government. What's inside of it are very informative and useful to whoever will drop by to see the museum.

Most of the exhibits that you can find here are dioramas and photos of the turltle...From the time they mate to laying of eggs .

Although selling and eating turtle eggs are prohibited by the local government for the people to do so....still you can find in the local markets that they still sell fresh and boiled turtle eggs.

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Pulau Duyung is located about 20 minutes drive from the hotel were we stayed (Seri Malaysia). Here you can see the locals making huge wooden boats.
As per the workers, they do not use nails to put the wood pieces together but rather they also use woods so the boat won't rust.

One boat costs millions of dollars and so most of the boats that t hey make are either owned by rich businessmen from different countries.

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Floating Mosque - it is called the floating mosque because it gives an illusion that its floating. Actually, its not! The mosque is sorrounded by water but it is elevated with the used of the stilts.

I wasnt able to go inside and see the mosque up close but from a far you can definitely tell its magnificent structure.

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