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Beautiful tea fields in Cameron Highlands

Cameron Highlands is the place to watch stunning tea fields. Boh Tea Plantation is the biggest in the country and the views over there are to die for. Enjoy a cup of tea and a freshly baked scone at the plantation restaurant, while enjoying magnificent panoramas.

Crystal clear water at Perhentian Island

Perhentian Island is one of Malaysia's best kept secrets. Actually consisting of two small islands, both offer similar accommodation and both are surrounded by crystal clear sea water, with perfect scuba diving and snorkeling conditions. Go enjoy island life to the fullest!

Perfect beach holiday at Langkawi Island

Langkawi Island has everything you need for the ultimate beach holiday. White powdery beaches, a wide range of hotels and resorts, delicious food and a huge amount of sights and attractions. You can easily spend a whole week and still long for more.

Jungle adventures at Taman Negara

Taman Negara is one of the oldest primary rainforests in the world and due to its close proximity to Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, travelers can reach this pristine jungle fairly easily. Highlights consists of jungle hikes, a canopy walk, night safari's and river cruises.

Boat exploration at Lake Kenyir

Lake Kenyir the biggest man made lake system in Malaysia. Over the years it has evolved into a unique ecosystem with many sights and even a chance to spot wildlife like monkeys, elephants, hornbills and much more. Some even spotted the elusive black panther along the shores.

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Peninsular West Coast

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Gunung Stong State Park (GSSP)

Outdoor lovers will delight in the rugged landscape of Kelantan’s interiors which offers many exciting adventures. Kelantan will definitely not disappoint you when it comes to an unforgettable experience, from limestone hills to rushing rapids, from thick tropical jungles to cool cavernous caves. To get a first-hand look at the typical village life while entering the interiors of Kelantan, KTM train is the best option. Formerly romantically knows as Jungle Train in the spirit of adventure and exploration, taking KTM train through the state will stop by the village of Dabong, approximately 155 km from the state capital of Kelantan, Kota Bharu. Dabong lies in the area dedicated as Jelawang Jungle, now better known as Gunung Stong State Park (GSSP), situated on the fringes of Malaysia’s massive Titiwangsa range.

You will notice a chain of majestic peaks surrounding the place, just waiting to be challenged by enthusiasts – Gunung Ayam, Gunung Stong, Gunung Tera, Gunung Saji, Gunung Koh, Gunung Baha, Gunung Beirut and Gunung Che Tahir with Gunung Stong standing high at 1,442 metres being one of the main attractions at the state park. Gunung Stong is a dome-shaped granite complex which has been there for more than 500 million years which also houses the seven-tiered Stong Waterfalls dropping from a height of about 990 metres, reputed to be the highest in Southeast Asia. Those looking for a challenge can consider trekking 2 hours to reach the peak of the falls for about 1 km on inclines as steep as 60 to 90 degrees.

The GSSP, recognized as state park on October 2005 is listed among the top 5 unique ecotourism destinations in Malaysia which covers an area of 21,950 hectares of land consisting of high peaks, dense forest, caves, rivers and waterfalls with its thick jungle playing home to elephants, tigers, bears, gibbons, hornbills and a number of other exotic wildlife as well as a variety of flora and fauna including the world’s largest flower, the Rafflesia, of the kerii meyer species and the endemic long-sectioned bamboo, a type of purple herb called Didymocarpus and Licuala stongesis, a unique palm species. In the case of good weather, there will be an experienced guide taking travellers along the scenic route of the waterfalls from the foot of Gunung Stong at least halfway before continuing inland for the rest of the hike up. Following this route, travellers will be able to witness a breath-taking sight of waterfall cascading down from the enormous height along the solid granite rock structure.

Baha’s Camp at the peak of Stong Waterfalls will be god sent for tired legs. Tired travellers usually stop for a bit at Baha’s Camp before continuing their journey up Gunung Stong the next day. With its 6 wooden huts and two camping grounds, it can easily accommodate 150 to 200 people at one time. You will never regret your stay here as one can relax on the large rocks and take in the sights of crystal-clear waters of Stong river rushing down over the steep edge of the mountain. Upon waking up early in the morning, be prepared to be greeted with the thick fog that creates a dreamy effect of walking on clouds. When the fog clears, another magnificent view of the lush green valley will be a feast your eyes.

A number of other destinations is also available and easily accessible from Baha’s Camp such as Kolam Tuan Puteri, Telaga Tujuh, Y Waterfalls also known as the Last Waterfalls which houses the legend that anyone who drink from it will retain a youthful appearance, Sungai Rantai 60 to 90 minutes away from Y Waterfalls, Benta Balak situated another 60 to 90 minutes away from Sungai Rantai, Bogo Caves 30 to 45 minutes away from Benta Balak and Sungai Baha 60 to 90 minutes from Benta Balak. Following these check points, you will be able to reach the summit of Gunung Stong, about 2 hours of trekking from Bogo Caves, or Gunung Ayam, the highest peak in the area. Standing at 1,504 m, be prepared for 6 hours of trekking to reach its peak which provides an ideal spot for sunset and sunrise viewing. A campsite is available for overnight stays. Although not many travellers venture here, it will definitely leave those who has to desire for more.

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No agents appointed for grant applications, says Tourism Ministry

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PUTRAJAYA: The Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry has not appointed any individual or organisation as an agent in applying for the Tourism, Arts and Culture Matching Grant (GPPSB).

The ministry clarified this in a statement on Wednesday (Aug 10) in light of information received that there were individuals claiming to have been appointed as agents for grant applications under the ministry.

The ministry said that eligible parties could apply directly for GPPSB in accordance with the conditions set through the address of: Urus Setia Geran Padanan Pelancongan, Seni dan Budaya, Lembaga Penggalakan Pelacongan Malaysia (Tourism Malaysia), Bahagian Perancangan Strategik, Aras 2, No.2, Menara 1, Jalan P5/6, Presint 5, 62200 Putrajaya.

According to the statement, interested parties could also make an application via email to [email protected].

GPPSB is a government initiative through the ministry to encourage the industry players from various sectors and backgrounds in organising high-impact tourism, arts and cultural events this year to re-instate Malaysia as a top tourism destination.

GPPSB is divided into two, namely, the Tourism Sector Matching Grant (GSSP) and Cultural Sector Matching Grant (GSSK) with a total budget of RM50 million, aimed at invigorating and revitalising the tourism and culture sectors that have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

More information on the two grants can be found at www.motac.gov.my and www.tourism.gov.my. - Bernama

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GSSP : Geran Sepadan Sektor Pelancongan 2022

• March 23, 2022

Terkini Geran Sepadan Sektor Pelancongan GSSP 2022 bernilai sehingga RM1 juta di buka kepada pihak swasta, pemain serta penggiat industri .Kementerian Pelancongan, Seni dan Budaya Malaysia menawarkan geran ini untuk memberi fokus ke atas penganjuran program/ acara pelancongan domestik dan antarabangsa apabila pintu sempadan dibuka semula.

Geran Pelancongan ini bertujuan menyemarakkan dan mengaktifkan semula sektor pelancongan seperti yang dirangka dalam Pelan Pemulihan Negara (PPN) sebagai langkah pemulihan sektor ini yang terjejas teruk susulan penularan wabak pandemik koronavirus (Covid-19).

Ianya juga bagi memastikan industri pelancongan terus berdaya saing dengan memberi sokongan dan bantuan (insentif) kepada pihak swasta, pemain serta penggiat industri untuk mempromosi dan meletakkan Malaysia sebagai destinasi pelancongan selamat untuk dikunjungi, selain memartabatkan semula Malaysia sebagai destinasi pelancongan terunggul di rantau Asia.

Apa Itu Geran Sepadan Sektor Pelancongan GSSP?

Geran GSSP bertujuan untuk memberi fokus ke atas penganjuran program/acara pelancongan oleh pihak swasta, pemain serta penggiat industri.

Format peruntukan GSSP adalah secara tuntutan bayaran semula ( reimbursement ).

Sejumlah RM25 juta akan digunakan untuk penganjuran program/acara oleh pihak swasta, pemain serta penggiat industri di bawah GSSP sepanjang tahun semasa (2022).

Maklumat Geran GSSP

• Nama geran : Geran Sepadan Sektor Pelancongan GSSP
• Penganjur : Kementerian Pelancongan, Seni dan Budaya Malaysia
• Domestik sehingga RM500,000
• Antarabangsa sehingga RM1 JUTA

Penganjuran dibenarkan memohon lebih dari 1 penganjuran program/acara pada tahun semasa (2022), tetapi setiap permohonan perlu mempunyai konsep dan pengisian berbeza

Baca juga : GSSK : Geran Sepadan Sektor Kebudayaan 2022

Tempoh Penerimaan Permohonan

• 60 hari sebelum penganjuran program /acara domestik
• 90 hari sebelum penganjuran program /acara antarabangsa
• Tempoh pelaksanaan program /acara yang diluluskan adalah sehingga 31 disember 2022 dan sebarang pelanjutan tempoh pelaksanaan selepas tarikh tersebut adalah tidak dibenarkan
• Pertimbangan permohonan adalah tertakluk kepada pematuhankepada prosedur operasi standard (SOP) pelan pemulihan negara yang sedang berkuat kuasa dan yang dikemaskini dari semasa ke semasa

Penganjuran yang dibenarkan

• Program/acara pelancongan
• Festival /karnival pelancongan
• Pameran pelancongan (travel fair) berasaskan Business to Consumer (B2C) dan program acara sukan yang menyuntik elemen pelancongan

*Penganjuran program / acara perlu mempunyai elemen pergerakan inter-state

Penganjuran yang Tidak dipertimbangkan

• Mempromosikan produk sahaja tanpa ada program /acara yang dianjurkan
• Familiarisation trip (Famtrip)
• Penerbitan video/bahan promosi berbentuk video
• Pembangunan aplikasi/kandungan/laman web

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Syarat Tambahan

• Penganjuran program/acara bersiri – hanya satu siri dipertimbangkan
• Bagi permohonan yang telah diluluskan, kontrak rasmi /surat setuju terima (SST) beserta syarat dan terma yang dipersetujui akan dikeluarkan
• Tuntutan beserta dokumen dan laporan lengkap perlu dikemukakan selepas program /acara tamat sepenuhnya
• Tuntutan perlu dikemukakan melalui surat tuntutan dan invois rasmi, termasuk dokumen sokongan yang lain seperti salinan surat setuju terima /akuan terima, bil pihak ketiga dan resit pembayaran (sekiranya berkaitan) dan laporan komprehensif bergambar (berdasarkan timbal balas yang dipersetujui bersama di dalam kontrak /SST)
• Setelah kesemua dokumen tuntutan lengkap diterima dan disemak, proses pembayaran akan di buat dalam tempoh masa 14 hari bekerja

Syarat Permohonan

• Persatuan pelancongan malaysia sahaja
• syarikat/organisasi tempatan (bukan agen pelancongan)
• syarikat berkaitan kerajaan negeri
• anak syarikat di bawah negeri
• persatuan/pertubuhan bukan kejrajaan (NGO)
• setiap permohonan dihantar kepada urusetia menggunakan surat rasmi syarikat /organisasi/NGO yang diwakili beserta maklumat pendaftaran yang sah
• Setiap permohonan perlu disertakan Borang Permohonan dan Kertas Cadangan yang disediakan mengikut format yang terdapat di dalam Garis Panduan. Kertas Cadangan boleh disediakan dalam BAHASA MELAYU/BAHASA INGGERIS

Cara Permohonan

• Borang permohonan dan garis panduan untuk geran boleh dimuat turun menerusi laman web koprat Tourism Malaysia https://www.tourism.gov.my/
• Permohonan lengkap perlu dikemukakan kepada urustia melalui hard copy secara serahan tangan /courier dan e-mel salinan kepada ;

GERAN PADANAN PELANCONGAN, SENI & BUDAYA (GPPSB) LEMBAGA PENGGALAKAN PELANCONGAN MALAYSIA (TOURISM MALAYSIA)

BAHAGIAN PERANCANGAN STRATEGIK, ARAS 2, NO.2, MENARA 1,

JALAN P5/6, PRESINT 5, 62200 PUTRAJAYA

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Promosi Tourism Malaysia rancak sektor pelancongan negara

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• Dikemaskini 10 Januari 2024

SEKTOR industri pelancongan di Malaysia menunjukkan pemulihan yang memberangsangkan setelah lebih dua tahun terjejas akibat pandemik COVID-19.

Industri pelancongan adalah antara sektor yang terkesan dan Kementerian Pelancongan, Seni dan Budaya (MOTAC) menganggarkan kerugian dalam industri berkenaan adalah sebanyak RM135 bilion pada tahun 2020 dan meningkat kepada RM165 bilion pada tahun 2021.

Malaysia kini sedang beralih ke fasa persekitaran endemik dan pelbagai usaha dan aktiviti promosi telah dilakukan bagi membantu memulihkan industri pelancongan sekali gus menyumbang kepada ketumbuhan ekonomi negara.

Di Malaysia, prestasi pelancongan antarabangsa pada tahun 2022 mencatatkan peningkatan mendadak sebanyak 7,475% dengan merekodkan ketibaan 10,070,964 pelancong asing berbanding 134,728 pada tahun 2021.

Setelah hampir dua tahun, rakyat Malaysia kini dapat menarik nafas lega apabila pelancongan domestik kembali rancak dan menunjukkan tanda pemulihan ekonomi.

Malaysia juga merekodkan kemasukan 4,196,452 pelawat harian asing berbanding 265,137 pada 2021 dengan penyumbang utama melibatkan pasaran jarak dekat seperti Singapura (75.7%), Thailand (11.2%), Indonesia, Filipina dan Brunei Darussalam.

Kebanyakan aktiviti rentas sempadan ini membabitkan pergerakan warga Singapura di Tambak Johor dan Gelang Patah dengan tujuan utama untuk melawat saudara-mara dan sahabat (VFR), membeli-belah serta melancong.

Di bawah Pembentangan Belanjawan 2023 Malaysia Madani, kerajaan telah memperuntukkan sebanyak RM250 juta untuk mempromosikan pelancongan. Peruntukan tersebut merangkumi RM115 juta yang disediakan sebagai dana geran padanan untuk bekerjasama dengan industri pelancongan dan kebudayaan.

Geran padanan ini antara lain bertujuan menggalakkan aktiviti promosi pelancongan dan penganjuran acara besar seperti sukan antarabangsa dan kebudaayan. Geran ini turut digunakan bagi menjalinkan kerjasama dengan Malaysia Airport Holdings Berhad (MAHB) serta syarikat penerbangan antarabangsa bagi menggalakkan penerbangan sewa khas ( charter ).

Sebanyak RM50 juta telah diperuntukan untuk dua geran iaitu Geran Sepadan Sektor Pelancongan (GSSP) dan Geran Sepadan Sektor Kebudayaan (GSSK) bagi membantu penggiat industri merancakkan semula sektor pelancongan dan kebudayaan yang terjejas akibat penularan pandemik COVID-19 sekali gus mempromosikan Malaysia sebagai destinasi pelancongan yang selamat untuk dikunjungi.

Menerusi geran sepadan Galakan Melancong Malaysia (GAMELAN), Tourism Malaysia juga membantu menggiatkan program promosi dan pemasaran bagi meningkatkan ketibaan pelancong asing ke Malaysia di samping menyemarakkan pelancongan domestik menerusi penyertaan dalam pameran pelancongan, misi jualan, seminar pelancongan dan webinar, lawatan suai kenal (FAM Trip) serta hebahan video menerusi platform secara dalam talian.

Di bawah Pelan Pemulihan Pelancongan 2022 (Pakej Rangsangan Ekonomi 2.0) pula, penyaluran insentif kepada rakyat Malaysia turut diteruskan dalam bentuk penebusan diskaun, baucar dan rebat menerusi kerjasama strategik dengan penggiat industri melibatkan lima kluster iaitu kluster pengangkutan darat, kluster pengangkutan udara, kluster persatuan pelancongan, kluster penginapan dan kluster pelancongan minat khas.

Inisiatif ini telah memanfaatkan 248,450 pengguna dalam kalangan rakyat Malaysia dengan nilai penebusan keseluruhan berjumlah RM10.9 juta manakala hasil jualan yang direkodkan adalah sebanyak RM40.67 juta.

Bagi meyakinkan orang ramai untuk melancong, Tourism Malaysia telah melancarkan kempen baharu iaitu Inilah Masanya, Cuti-Cuti Malaysia untuk melonjakkan momentum promosi pelancongan dalam negara. Tagline Inilah Masanya memanifestasikan satu seruan kepada rakyat Malaysia untuk terus memberikan sokongan kepada industri pelancongan domestik sekali gus berpotensi menyumbang kepada pertumbuhan ekonomi setempat.

Memfokuskan kepada segmen keluarga dan golongan generasi Y ( millennials ), kempen ini juga mengetengahkan tema produk dan destinasi pelancongan berteraskan family fun, eko pelancongan dan kembara, pulau dan pantai, aktiviti beli-belah serta budaya, makanan dan warisan.

Selain itu, Tourism Malaysia turut meneruskan program seperti Jom Cuti-Cuti Malaysia (JCCM) Travel Fair bagi penjualan pakej percutian, tambang dan tiket masuk pada harga menarik untuk dinikmati oleh rakyat Malaysia.

Di peringkat antarabangsa, selain kerjasama strategik bersama syarikat penerbangan dan operator pelancongan antarabangsa menerusi 30 Pejabat Tourism Malaysia dan enam wakil pemasaran di seluruh dunia, Tourism Malaysia juga telah menerbitkan beberapa video bagi kempen pengiklanan global iaitu The Soul of Malaysia , video yang meneroka pengalaman percutian serta keindahan budaya dan warisan Malaysia, kini sedang ditayangkan di beberapa rangkaian BBC yang merangkumi pasaran Asia Pasifik, Eropah, Asia Selatan dan Timur Tengah.

Selari ke arah digitalisasi pelancongan, aktiviti pemasaran pelancongan turut digiatkan secara dalam talian khususnya di beberapa platform media sosial seperti YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter dan TikTok selain menjalinkan kerjasama bersama pempengaruh media sosial dan key opinion leaders (KOLs) serta penawaran pakej menerusi online travel agents (OTA).

Tourism Malaysia juga menyambut ulang tahun ke-50 dengan memperkenalkan pakej-pakej baharu seperti Pakej Minat Khas yang merangkumi segmen Alam Semula Jadi & Kembara, Homestay, Pemerhatian Burung ( Birdwatching ), Agro Pelancongan, Berbasikal, Budaya & Warisan, Selam Skuba, Golf, Taman Tema serta Spa & Kesihatan.

Selain itu, terdapat juga Pakej pelancongan durian, Pakej Cuti-Cuti Cikgu, Pakej pelancongan Arkeo & Geopark Lembah Lenggong, Pakej Discover Historical & Cultural Geo Lenggong, Pakej Lenggong Jelajah Gua & Makan Durian, Pakej Mini Amazon Paddling @ Lenggong dan kesemua pakej pelancongan ini telah dimuatkan dalam sebuah risalah yang kini boleh diakses di laman sesawang Tourism Malaysia di www.malaysia.travel.

Tourism Malaysia juga akan melaksanakan promosi yang berterusan dalam usaha memulihkan industri pelancongan, bukan sahaja untuk menggalakkan pelancong untuk terus melancong, malahan membantu menyokong pengusaha produk-produk pelancongan tempatan selain memperkukuh industri pelancongan negara.

Berdasarkan Pelan Strategik dan Pemasaran Tourism Malaysia 2022-2026, pendekatan baharu dalam strategi pemasaran antara lain memberikan keutamaan kepada pemasaran kreatif dan digital, meningkatkan pemasaran bercampur ( mix promotion ), beralih kepada promosi berasaskan sentimen dan emosi serta pengukuhan jenama.

Promosi awal juga akan dipergiatkan oleh Tourism Malaysia untuk Tahun Melawat Malaysia 2026 dan sebagai persediaan Tourism Malaysia meletakkan sasaran ketibaan 23.5 juta pelancong antarabangsa dengan unjuran pendapatan RM76.8 bilion pada tahun 2025 nanti.

Secara keseluruhannya, sektor industri pelancongan di Malaysia diramalkan akan kembali pulih secara beransur-ansur kepada tahap pra-pandemik. Sokongan padu yang berterusan daripada pihak industri pelancongan juga adalah sangat penting bagi membantu dalam usaha merancakkan lagi sektor pelancongan dan merealisasikan secara keseluruhan kepada pertumbuhan ekonomi negara.  – WILAYAHKU

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Geran Sokongan Sektor Pelancongan (GSSP) dan Geran Galakan Melancong (GAMELAN) Kini Dibuka Untuk Permohonan

Kuala Lumpur : Bagi memastikan industri pelancongan terus berdaya saing dengan memberi sokongan dan bantuan (insentif) kepada pihak swasta, pemain serta penggiat industri untuk mempromosi dan meletakkan Malaysia sebagai destinasi pelancongan selamat untuk dikunjungi Kerajaan menerusi Kementerian Pelancongan, Seni & Budaya dan Tourism Malaysia telah meneruskan pemberian Geran Sokongan Sektor Pelancongan (GSSP) dan Geran Galakan Melancong (GAMELAN) Malaysia. Permohonan GSSP Mdan GAMELAN akan dibuka secara online dalam tempoh dua bulan sahaja bermula 19 Jun 2023 dan boleh dilayari di https://www.tourism.gov.my/ .

Geran Sokongan Sektor Pelancongan (GSSP) bertujuan untuk memberi fokus ke atas penganjuran program/acara pelancongan oleh pihak swasta, pemain serta penggiat industri. Sejumlah RM25 juta akan digunakan untuk penganjuran program/acara oleh pihak swasta, pemain serta penggiat industri di bawah GSSP sepanjang tahun semasa (2023).

Had maksimum peruntukan bagi Program/Acara Domestik adalah sehingga RM500,000.00 manakala bagi Program/Acara bertaraf Antarabangsa adalah sehingga RM1juta.

Garis Panduan dan Borang Permohonan GSSP 2023 boleh dimuat turun dari Laman Web www.tourism.gov.my

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Gunung Stong State Park

Gunung Stong State Park (GSSP) is a forested area, totaling 21,950ha with several prominent mountain peaks. The area is of outstanding beauty and is home to one of the highest waterfalls in Malaysia, Jelawang Waterfall.

The rugged landscape of GSSP offers many exciting adventures for anyone who loves nature and the great outdoors. GSSP not only has important eco-tourism values but also serves as a significant conservation area with richflora and fauna diversity.

Animals such as the Asian elephant, seladang, great argus pheasant, Malayan tiger, serow and tapir are known to roam the forest in Stong. With the assistance of a qualified and knowledgeable trekking guide, your exploration of GSSP will be made more meaningful as interesting aspects about the biodiversity of the area are pointed out.

There is a few places of interest at Gunung Stong State Park like the Jelawang Waterfall, an impressive seven-tier waterfall is one of the highest waterfalls in Malaysia. Bogo Rock Shelter, a cave-like formation, is a suitable resting point on the way to the summit of Gunung Stong, which can be reached within four hours of trekking.

Gunung Ayam, the highest peak in the area, standing at 1,504m is the ideal spot to watch both sunset and sunrise. A campsite is available for overnight stays. Visit the breathtaking 225 million year-old limestone caves at Dabong that house several bat species and rare flora, including an endemic balsam.

Conservation Efforts at Gunung Stong State Park : The Kelantan State Forestry Department has organised scientific expeditions to GSSP in collaboration with other agencies. Capacity-building programmes for park staff will be carried out. WWF-Malaysia is producing a Preliminary Management Plan for the Gunung Stong State Park in collaboration with the Kelantan State Forestry Department.

Handicraft Village and Craft Museum

Also known as 'Balai Getam Guri', the museum is located in the heart of Kota Bharu's cultural zone and is walking distance from the Istana Balai Besar an the Buluh Kubu Bazaar. The Craft Museum houses many fine examples of Kelantanese craftsmanship.

The museum features a selection of Kelantan handicraft in traditional embroidery, songket weaving, batik printing, silversmithing and matting. On the ground floor of the building, there is a restaurant called 'Balai Sulur Gadung', where visitors can savour some of Kelantan's famous refreshments.

The adjacent Handicraft Village provides visitors the chance to see just how these crafts are made. Demonstrations of traditional embroidery, songket weaving, batik printing, silver work and wood carving are carried out by skilled artisans. Their products are also on sale at the centre.

Opening hours: 8.30 am - 4.45 pm daily (except Fridays). For more information, please contact the Kelantan Tourism Office. Tel: 09-747 7554. Fax: 09-747 8010

Pantai Bisikan Bayu (Beach of Whispering Breeze)

Pantai Bisikan Bayu - also known as Pantai Dalam Rhu - is just a scenic 50km drive south of Kota Bharu, Kelantan's capital. Around the village of Semerak, gentle breezes rustle the casuarina trees lining the beach producing a hushed sound that, locals say, sounds like a soothing whisper.

Surfing is good at certain times of the year, and wind surfers will find great conditions here during the North-East Monsoon from November to April.

But nothing beats resting in the shade of the tall casuarina trees, staring out to sea, listening to the whispering wind and sipping on a cool coconut. Perfect R & R

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