For many decades, Terengganu crafts men have taken pride in their wood carving skills.
As one of oldest crafts in Malaysia, wood carving has also been the specialty of Terengganu craftsmen and their artworks are often praised for their exquisite beauty. 
Most of the carvings are inspired by the rich local flora as well as the beautiful Islamic arts. Besides being used as decorative items, these wood carvings also possess practical purposes on houses, palaces and furniture. The quality of these woods carving from Terengganu enables them to stands the test of time.
Songket is a work of art where gold and silver is interwoven with colorful threads to create cloth of incomparable quality and beauty.
Today, songket graces many traditional Malay clothes as well as on craft like bags, cushions and home decorations. In Terengganu, the art of weaving songket is alive and continues to impress and tourist with their exquisite elegance. 
The boat makers of Terengganu have always been famed for their skills in building traditional boats withstands the test of time. Their acquired skills are passed form older generations. 
The building of traditional boats does not required plans or blueprint, which is something unique, yet still capable of injecting intricate detail and great precision into their works.
Today this boat makers and their traditional Malay craftwork are still surviving and continue to be a part of Terengganu’s rich and vibrant heritage of arts and crafts.
One of the most well preserved marine parks is situated right here in beautiful Terengganu. The Pulau Redang Marine Park Malaysia is made up of the marine waters surrounding the 9 islands of the stunning Pulau Redang Archipelago. 
The marine park aims to maintain a commitment to the conservation of the marine resources while the managing the public use of the park as a livelihood resources and for recreational activities. Lying within the Indo-Pacific Region, the Pulau Redang Marine Park boasts an amazing diversity and variety of marine fauna.
Currently, over 500 species of coral and about 3000 species of fish call this marine park home. Visitors can also engaged in various activities like snorkeling, diving, camping fishing, boating, jungle trekking and bird-watching.
Terengganu is famous for her numerous waterfalls and rapids. However there is another recently discovered waterfall, lesser known but yet as majestic and stunning.
Chemerong waterfall, situated 30 kilometres away from Bandar Al Muktafi Billah Shah and its thunder magnificently down a 305 metres slope. The Chemerong Waterfall offers yet untouched, diversed riches of nature and wildlife. 
With its basic facilities at it base, the jungle trekking to the waterfall offers adventures not to be forgotten. Worth the effort, the coolness and thundering sound of waterfall soothes the weariest travelers.
Tasik kenyir is located in the interior of Terengganu and spanning over 260,000 hectares, bordering Kelantan in the west and Pahang in the south.
This immerse lake also serves as another gateway to Taman Negara. What were once river streams, hilltops and highland, the construction of the Sultan Mahmud Hydroelectric Power Plant has risen the water level, creating about 340 islands, 14 waterfalls, numerous rapids and rivers.
It’s home to a large variety of flora and fauna, abundant species of freshwater fish and exotic wildlife. It’s lush tropical rainforest remains untouched since the dawn of time is a perfect paradise for activities such as jungle trekking, obstacle courses, wildlife observation, kayaking and angling.
Situated in the quaint town of Ajil, Kuala Berang, Malaysia’s largest Pheasant collection consists of more than 30 rare and protected species. 
This pheasant sanctuary sits on a vast 1.7 acres of land and currently home to the extremely rare Malaysian Green Peafowls. Nowhere else in Malaysia where almost all species of pheasant are breed and reared in a special farm.
The forest reserves of Terengganu are rich with flora and fauna. In the vast Pasir Raja Forest Reserve located at Bukit Besi and near the border of National Park, stands the world’s largest cengal tree.
Usually cengal tree are used for building purposes due to its remarkable quality and durability. This particular cengal tree however verified by Malaysian Book of Record is estimated to be around 1300 years old and its diameter measures up to 16.75 metres. At towering 65 meters, it also stands majestically above most other trees.
Islamic Civilisation Park was an interactive journey Islamic monument in all worlds. It gives informative education and entertainment on Islamic destination world. Located in Pulau Wan Man, Kuala Terengganu, wide as 23 hectare is one of project to develop Kuala Terengganu as Bandaraya Pesisir Air. This Islamic Civilisation Park divided into two zone: Islamic Civilisation Park Complex and Public Zone.
Islamic Civilisation Park is first theme park which recognizes Islamic architecture. This complex place 21 building replica related world Islamic history. Main attraction here including National Mosque (Malaysia), Dome of the Rock (Palestinian), Masjidil Haram (Saudi Arabia), Al-Hambra Citadel (Spain) and Taj Mahal (India). There is also Mimbar Kalyan (Uzbek), Makam Abu Nasr (Afghanistan), Mimbar Berputar Samarra (Iraq), Masjid Mohd Ali (Cairo), Masjid Besar Qairawan (Tunisia), Masjid Besar Agadez (Nigeria), Aleppo Citadel (Syria), Masjid Kul Syarif (Russian) and Mimbar Xian (China).
As one of oldest crafts in Malaysia, wood carving has also been the specialty of Terengganu craftsmen and their artworks are often praised for their exquisite beauty. 
Most of the carvings are inspired by the rich local flora as well as the beautiful Islamic arts. Besides being used as decorative items, these wood carvings also possess practical purposes on houses, palaces and furniture. The quality of these woods carving from Terengganu enables them to stands the test of time.
Today, songket graces many traditional Malay clothes as well as on craft like bags, cushions and home decorations. In Terengganu, the art of weaving songket is alive and continues to impress and tourist with their exquisite elegance. 
These less commercialized island are good spots to just sit back, unwind, relax and as escapade from the stresses of urban lives.
Tourist of the state of Terengganu should never give her spectacular island a miss. Famed for their tranquility, white sandy beaches and pristine waters, these island have been luring visitor from all over the world.
The building of traditional boats does not required plans or blueprint, which is something unique, yet still capable of injecting intricate detail and great precision into their works.
Today this boat makers and their traditional Malay craftwork are still surviving and continue to be a part of Terengganu’s rich and vibrant heritage of arts and crafts.
The museum itself is an impressive architectural feat with majestic complexes covering a vast area of 27 hectares next to the Terengganu river. Inside the museum prominently displays Terengganu and Malaysia rich and colourful heritage in its many galleries including the Islamic Gallery, the Royal Gallery, the Craft Gallery and many other. 
At the main entrance, the original Batu Bersurat of Terengganu is located as prove of one the earliest Islamic influence. In addition to that, Terengganu old places and old traditional boats are also displayed in the museum compound.
The marine park aims to maintain a commitment to the conservation of the marine resources while the managing the public use of the park as a livelihood resources and for recreational activities. Lying within the Indo-Pacific Region, the Pulau Redang Marine Park boasts an amazing diversity and variety of marine fauna.
Currently, over 500 species of coral and about 3000 species of fish call this marine park home. Visitors can also engaged in various activities like snorkeling, diving, camping fishing, boating, jungle trekking and bird-watching.
With its basic facilities at it base, the jungle trekking to the waterfall offers adventures not to be forgotten. Worth the effort, the coolness and thundering sound of waterfall soothes the weariest travelers.
This immerse lake also serves as another gateway to Taman Negara. What were once river streams, hilltops and highland, the construction of the Sultan Mahmud Hydroelectric Power Plant has risen the water level, creating about 340 islands, 14 waterfalls, numerous rapids and rivers.
It’s home to a large variety of flora and fauna, abundant species of freshwater fish and exotic wildlife. It’s lush tropical rainforest remains untouched since the dawn of time is a perfect paradise for activities such as jungle trekking, obstacle courses, wildlife observation, kayaking and angling.
This pheasant sanctuary sits on a vast 1.7 acres of land and currently home to the extremely rare Malaysian Green Peafowls. Nowhere else in Malaysia where almost all species of pheasant are breed and reared in a special farm.
Islamic Civilisation Park was an interactive journey Islamic monument in all worlds. It gives informative education and entertainment on Islamic destination world. Located in Pulau Wan Man, Kuala Terengganu, wide as 23 hectare is one of project to develop Kuala Terengganu as Bandaraya Pesisir Air. This Islamic Civilisation Park divided into two zone: Islamic Civilisation Park Complex and Public Zone.
Islamic Civilisation Park is first theme park which recognizes Islamic architecture. This complex place 21 building replica related world Islamic history. Main attraction here including National Mosque (Malaysia), Dome of the Rock (Palestinian), Masjidil Haram (Saudi Arabia), Al-Hambra Citadel (Spain) and Taj Mahal (India). There is also Mimbar Kalyan (Uzbek), Makam Abu Nasr (Afghanistan), Mimbar Berputar Samarra (Iraq), Masjid Mohd Ali (Cairo), Masjid Besar Qairawan (Tunisia), Masjid Besar Agadez (Nigeria), Aleppo Citadel (Syria), Masjid Kul Syarif (Russian) and Mimbar Xian (China).
