Kuala Terengganu 2016

It has been a while since the last time I went to this state, Terengganu. Only one word...'Beautiful'.

We went only to Kuala Terengganu this time around due to time constraint factor. However, we will definitely come back to this state.

20 January 2016 

We decided to stay at Primula as it has a near private beach and a pool. However, we were so disappointed when they told us that they are doing some renovation work at the swimming pool area.

So, at about 8.30am, we started the journey to Kuala Terengganu and made a quick stop at one of the RnR.

Once we reached at Primula Hotel, Kuala Terengganu, we settled down first and later, we walked along the beach.

21 January 2016 

Today, it was time for some Kuala Terengganu exploration. The Crystal Mosque and the Floating Mosque were our pit stops.

First stop - The Crystal Mosque

It is indeed a beautiful mosque but a cute and small one, I can say. Initially, we wanted to go to the Islamic Heritage Park too but it was so hot so we cancelled that particular plan.

"Located on a man-made island called Pulau Wan Man, the Crystal Mosque is located within the grounds of Islamic Heritage Park. Regarded as one of the world’s most beautiful mosques, Masjid Kristal is a stunning architecture made of steel and glass, which gives the mosque its crystal-like appearance. This unique structure adopts a contemporary style injected with Moorish and Gothic elements" - www.itc.gov.my 

Second stop - The Floating Mosque

I just loved the white display of this mosque which portrayed its serene beauty. Just so profound....

After that, it was shopping time at Pasar Payang and it was so crazy to see all those beautiful Batik Sutera....awat merata cantik bebeno...rambang mata wehhhh.

"The mosque is located in Kuala Ibai, just over 4km away from Kuala Terengganu town centre, south of Batu Buruk beach. The mosque is built on a floating platform with a lake surrounding it. This gives the illusion of itself floating on water from afar, hence the nickname. It combines Terengganu’s traditional Malay architecture and Moorish architecture, and is built with marble, ceramics, mosaic works and bomanite paving. Its white and plain facet creates a pure yet bold statement." - www.backpackingmalaysia.com

That night, we went to this one seafood restaurant, Aqua88.

Next stop...Kelantan. But, before that, we made a revisit at Pasar Payang for another Batik Sutera shopping. Gila kan...huhu!!!

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