Yes, Terengganu does have some hidden beaches that are less known but very interesting for example Bidara Bay Beach and much more.

Yes, Terengganu has several famous destinations to see and buy authentic local arts and crafts such as Wood Carving Village and Noor Arfa Craft Complex.

There are various activities you can do in Terengganu to immerse yourself in the local culture such as visiting Kedai Payang Market or Terengganu State Museum.

Terengganu offers a variety of exotic and traditional foods that tourists should try such as Nasi Dagang, Keropok Lekor and Sata Ikan.

Yes, Terengganu does have some rare natural features such as caves, waterfalls, and unique ecosystems such as Bewah Cave, Cave of Obedience, Chemerong Jungle Eco Park and Lake Kenyir

Payang Market, a traditional market famous for traditional Malay clothing, local handicrafts, souvenirs, and local foods such as keropok lekor and kerepek.

Yes, Terengganu is perfect for a family vacation with a variety of family-friendly attractions such as water theme parks, beautiful beaches, as well as educational activities such as Terengganu State Museum.

Mermaids are mythical creatures and do not exist in reality, but you can enjoy the beauty of the sea and the diverse marine life on the beaches of Terengganu.

The best time to visit Terengganu is between March to October when the weather is drier and the sea is calm, perfect for beach activities and diving. You can go to beautiful and beautiful islands like Perhentian Island and Cotton Island.

Turtle spawning season in Terengganu usually occurs between March and October. Terengganu is famous for its beaches where turtles land to lay their eggs. One of the most famous locations is Rantau Abang Beach. Here, tourists can watch turtles, especially leatherback turtles, come to the beach at night to lay their eggs.