-Sam Poh Tong Temple
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Sam Poh Tong is a famous cave temple located in Gunung Rapat, about 5km south of Ipoh. It is said to be the biggest cave temple in the country, and is an impressive work of art with various statues of Buddha interspersed among the stalactites and stalagmites.

According to legend, the cave was discovered in 1890 by a monk from China who was passing through Ipoh; he decided to make it his home and a place for meditation. He remained there for 20 years until his death. Till today, nuns and monks who dedicate their lives to Buddha still occupy the Sam Poh Tong.

The present temple facade dates back to the 1950s and a stiff climb of 246 steps will lead you to an open cave with an excellent view of Ipoh and its surroundings. Other attractions at the temple include a beautiful Japanese pond full of Japanese carps and tortoises, which are a symbols of longevity.

Within the temple, visitors can discover the artistic works of man and nature - beautifully carved statues of buddha in various forms sit amidst amazing stalacties and stalagmites.

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The Belum Forest ReserveBelum Forest Reserve

Kellie's CastlePasir Salak

Kellie's CastleKellie's Castle

Pangkore IslandPangkor Island

Kuala Gula Bird SanctuaryKuala Lua Bird Sanctuary

Sam Poh Tong TempleSam Poh Tong Temple

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  -Pantai Bisikan Bayu   Attractions: click on image for more information.
 
   

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.

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Pentai Bisikan BayuPantai Bisikan Bayu

Jalan Temenggong

Handicraft Village and Craft MuseumHandicraft Village Craft Museum

Gunung Stong State Park

Kuala Krai-Dabong River Cruise

Siti Khadijah MarketSiti Khadijah Market

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  -Jalan Temenggong
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Are you into shopping? Then buy another piece of luggage because you'll need it when you come here. Virtually the whole brightly lit street called Jalan Temenggong is lined with colourful craft shops selling gold and silver jewellery, textiles, brassware and wood carvings. All items are proudly made by local artisans. But be prepared to bargain and search for the best deals. And don't be afraid to shop around!

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Pentai Bisikan BayuPantai Bisikan Bayu

Jalan Temenggong

Handicraft Village and Craft MuseumHandicraft Village Craft Museum

Gunung Stong State Park

Kuala Krai-Dabong River Cruise

Siti Khadijah MarketSiti Khadijah Market

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  -Handicraft Village Craft Museum
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Located in the heart of Kota Bharu's cultural zone, the Craft Museum houses many fine examples of Kelantanese craftsmanship. 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.

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Pentai Bisikan BayuPantai Bisikan Bayu

Jalan Temenggong

Handicraft Village and Craft MuseumHandicraft Village Craft Museum

Gunung Stong State Park

Kuala Krai-Dabong River Cruise

Siti Khadijah MarketSiti Khadijah Market

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