Alhamdulilah get chance to pray Subuh in this masjid. The road from enterance to the mosque is quite dark and no light. The for subuh prayer barely to get at least 10 person. Maybe because this mosque is quite far from the locals house. But anyway a great memory to be able to pray at this mosque

Beautiful mosque. A must place visit in Terengganu. Men enter via the left side (Door 1) and women via right side (Door 3).

This place is not well maintained. As it is a main tourist attraction, maintenance should be carry out regularly. The ‘crystal’ looks rusty and dull. The surroundings are hazardious to visitors. The souvenir stall in the compound area should be move as it is distorting the view of visitors to take pictures.

The Crystal Mosque (Masjid Kristal) is truly one of the most breathtaking landmarks in Malaysia! 🌟 Located within the Islamic Heritage Park (Taman Tamadun Islam) in Kuala Terengganu, this mosque stands out with its unique architecture made of steel, glass, and crystal, giving it a shimmering, elegant appearance — especially under sunlight or when illuminated at night. ✨ Visiting the mosque feels magical. During the day, the structure reflects the sky and river beautifully, while at night, colorful lights transform it into a glowing masterpiece. The combination of modern design and Islamic artistry makes it one of the most photogenic spots in Terengganu. 📸 The surroundings are peaceful and well-maintained, with plenty of space to walk, take photos, or simply sit and admire the view by the river. The mosque is still an active place of worship, so visitors are reminded to dress modestly and respect prayer times. Inside, the mosque feels serene and majestic — the prayer hall is clean, spacious, and filled with soft natural light. It’s a great place not only for Muslims to pray, but also for non-Muslim visitors to appreciate the beauty of Islamic culture and architecture. Overall, the Crystal Mosque is a must-visit destination in Terengganu — whether for its spiritual atmosphere, breathtaking design, or photogenic views. A true symbol of beauty, faith, and modernity. ❤️

This is one of the iconic, unique and beautiful mosque in Malaysia. It is considered unique as it is the first and only mosque that is built entirely from steel and glass and hence the crystal-like image of the mosque. It was constructed between 2006 and 2008 and opened on 8 February 2008 by the 13th Yang diPertuan Agong, Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu. I had been here several times, and in my honest opinion the whole area needs a good uplifting and maintenance. There are many visitors to the mosque, but somehow the shops nearby the area are not surviving well. There is a Taman Tamadun Islam nearby the area, but it looks dilapidated and I am not sure whether anyone goes there anymore. There is also a Convention Centre, that still functions cos’ there are events being conducted there. Anyway, with the regards to the mosque, there are many visitors, some come to pray inside, while others come for the photos. Wedding photo shoot is also quite popular here. The mosque is clean and well organised, considering the throng of visitors. However the air-condition is not functioning very well inside the mosque. Kudos to the management of the mosque and I hope they receive continuous funds to maintain and keep the mosque clean. May Allah bless their efforts. May Allah also bless all those who perform prayers inside the mosque.

Drove 500+km for Subuh & Sunrise at the mosque. Alhamdulillah, worth the effort. It's beautiful.

This is the first time I have visited the mosque. Ustaz here is also very friendly and recommends the mosque. Recommended👍

The nice place to visit when you are in Kuala Terengganu.

Nice artsy lane by the side of the China town gate. Was very informative and kids had fun checking out the colourful mosaics and reading the turtle stories.

Depicts one of the cutest animal on earth.. sea turtle as the mascot of Negeri Terengganu. It has a sort of information about the history of Terengganu and Turtles, or describes the turtle itself as a species of reptile that living in the sea. As a coastal state part of Malaysia, we can see any kind of turtle such as the green one or limeback.

No lighting in the evening... very frustated...

Surrounds need a bit of a tidy up.

Good tour guide, nice explanation

There were stray dogs at the aisle.

Well done! More than 20 years ago I frequently went here with my parents. Now, I travelled again with my friends. I'm very satisfied with the building conditions, ventilation, accessibility, facilities and everything. The toilet was clean and thumbs up for the escalator. Adapt to the changes. Modernise but keep the old way. Way too good compared to Pasar Siti Khadijah..I can say, old and resistance to change.

There are 2 buildings i.e. the one with 2 floors selling clothes, gold, and souvenirs. Quite a number of shops. The one with just one floor is selling fruits and snacks. Behind the markets, you may see the river and recreation park. Quite nice area.

Beautiful new Pasar Kedai Payang, which is located opposite the original Pasar Payang. Pasar Kedai Payang 1 - bazaar for clothing, toys, goldsmith and sourvenirs. Pasar Kedai Payang 2 - wet and dry market and food court. You can walk from one building to another. Will take only 1-2 mins.

So huge. Here can get all type of batik fashion and all kind of local souvenirs. Parking bit difficult to get.

A local destination involving mainly traditional ladies fashion and clothing material market, soft toys in the shops area (Kedai), the dry market area; and the fresh food area which mainly revolves around Keropok Gemuk, a local variety of fried or sometimes steamed versions of mixed fish paste.

quite a hot area. multi-storey parking but the gate is always a problem. there are a lot of interesting clothes in here and the prices are reasonable

A must visit if you're in Kuala Terengganu. Great place for people who loves shopping local products and also for photography. Parking is a bit busy on weekends tho.

Love the walk paths and vibrant atmosphere with many stalls and restaurants facing the beach. Need to place more trash bins along the beach as the beach is getting more and more trashes on the beach

Major beach cleaning activity needs to be carried out through community service

It is easily accessible from any point in Kuala Terengganu. Wide sandy beach that is a haven for kite flying. Although not for swimming, there are many other activities on the beach. Simple street food is available along the beach opposite the Kuala Terengganu general hospital. Ample parking is available. However, during weekends and holidays, the place will be packed with cars.

There is a small night market here where u could buy Fishcake in the coast 5rm : nice - chewy soft

beautiful n clean beach.. fantastic scenery.. good place to enjoy your sunset..

The beach are quite clean and popular among the tourist and the local dwellers. There are multiple attraction available at the beach. There are multiple hut constructed along the beach which enhance its beauty. There are horse riding available along the beach. Overall, I will recommend this place for those who are visiting Kuala Terengganu. Good effort from the local council in maintaining this beach. A well deserved effort

Perfect place to 'lepak' if you come to Kuala Terengganu! Beach well cleaned, have jogging track, with lot of food stalls and restaurants nearby. Lot and lot activities to do (especially with kids) like play kite, pet, riding horse, etc in the evening and night. But you can't swim here. One of the stunning views will be sunrise in the morning. This is very long beach, so the parking will be very ample but easy to full especially in peak hours/days. Just forget about the parking, bring your mat, and enjoy the real beach life lol. Well recommended place!

Best time to be there is early morning to catch the early morning light play on the calm pond and the majestic mosque.

Beautiful mosque. Opposite is a beach full of coconut trees. This place is serene and beautiful. Lucky to have two ice cream vendors that sells double cone childhood time Ice cream. The younger vendor was very nice. He let the elder vendor get the business to sell to me instead. Very respectful of him.

Cleanliness of the area surrounding the mosque has deteriorated to a point that many would prefer to skip visiting it. If the authorities don't improve the upkeep, this mosque will no longer be in the list of must visit. However, should you be curious, the mosque is also known as the "floating mosque" of Kuala Ibai. The bright white structure contrasts with the dark waters of a lake, which surrounds the mosque. When the waters are calm, a mirror image of the mosque forms under the actual mosque. There is a park surrounding the mosque. The park is no longer kept in a condition befitting a prime tourist attraction. The unsightly barricade along the Ibai River frontage destroys the picturesque scene. Visitors are turned off. Perhaps it is no longer worth visiting.

This beautiful floating mosque situated along the East Coast Federal Route 3, serves as an enchanting photo spot. Adjacent to the beach, there is a park where visitors can enjoy an even better view of the mosque. During my visit (school holiday), many people were picnicking at the park, creating a lively atmosphere. Upon closer inspection, I noticed some dirty marks on the white facade of the mosque. However, from a distance, the mosque still retains its beauty and charm. It serves as a picturesque landmark that adds to the overall charm of the area.

A beautiful and majestic mosque built in the water that appears floating. The surrounding area is serene and peaceful. Nice scenery, well maintained and clean.There is no shoes shelving. Places are very well labeled and signage. Men and women toilets are located on the left side. Women prayer areas are on the left, located at ground as well as upstairs. Opposite the mosque is a wide beautiful lagoon for leisure, recreation activities and picnic for the local residents and visitors.

Well kept and clean air conditioned mosque. Food bank available in front for those who require. Ample parking in-front during morning prayers. Eateries are available opposite the mosque.

Really old mosque, so called the first floating mosque... Met a very nice n friendly pakcik that bring us around the mosque n show us the inside (we see it from the outside) even thou we are not properly dress... They do have a Aircon prayer hall thou... Could just sit outside the mosque to "appreciate" the "peacefulness... Actually do not need to visit the "inside" ...

Worth a visit if you are in Tergganu. The island is interested as a man made area. However most impressive is the Crystal Mosque which is the highlight and makes this area worth a visit. The architure is amazing. The convention centre is also an impressive building. There are many parking spaces if you are visiting by car, but can get quite busy during holidays and peak times.

Beautiful Concept, Poorly Maintained Visited Taman Tamadun Islam with high hopes as the concept is truly unique and educational. The replicas of iconic Islamic architecture from around the world are impressive and offer great potential for learning and cultural appreciation. However, it's disappointing to see that the place is not well maintained. Some areas look rundown, with fading paint, broken structures, and overgrown landscaping. With proper upkeep and attention, this could be a must-visit attraction in Terengganu. Hopefully, it will be restored to its full glory in the future.

We drive to here after taking a boat along the river from Jetty Pak Awang. We had our dinner here. Food is okay. Rice with beef bone soup is nice. I like soda lemon drink. Very refreshing.

It was a good experience. The tour guide was very helpful in explaining during the boat ride.

Pretty sad actually. They have the vision and mission to be an excellent park yet their dream seem to be vanished and abandon the most crucial part which is - maintaining the facility. This massive park has everything to be success. The location, the attractions, the volume of visitors coming in. To be fair, it definitely needs a boost on redefine the purpose of this magnificent park. Work on maintaining is a must. Put more effort on this. Several sites seem dismal and out of place. Top attractions but neglected the jewel itself.

It's a tourist attractions places. The hospitality are very good. The displays or the replica of building are great too. It's a lots of beautiful details have been displays on the art's of architecture. But the maintenance are very poor. They need to improved it. But the landscapes are beautiful though.

RM25 per adult? And RM20 per children. Quite costly for family trip. Just mampu tengok dari luar je la. It’s not worth to go in unless you are kinda person wanna try everything. Personally I think it’s wasted

The building is massive and truly impressive—the architecture alone is mesmerizing. Only two blocks were open to visitors, while the rest remained closed. Having visited many museums, I didn’t find the exhibits particularly extraordinary, but the structure itself makes it worth a visit. There’s also a cultural village nearby with many traditional houses, which adds to the overall experience.

The Terengganu State Museum is never disappointing and is a fantastic place to gain knowledge and learn local history. Visitors can easily spend hours inside given the extensive exhibits, and the experience is enhanced by friendly staff, affordable ticket prices, and easy parking.Coming back? definitely

The museum was big and absolutely beautiful — I loved every single building’s architecture. Each structure had its own charm and character. However, the artifacts could be displayed better. It would be great if they included more detailed information, such as the date of inheritance, founder, or other background details that highlight the value and story behind each piece.

This museum is huge. Lots to discover.. make sure you call to all the exhibits. There's one downstairs people usually misses. The ticket counter take cash only so make sure prepare your cash. Ticket entrance is cheap. So no worries. Love the architecture.

The museum is very big and nicely air-conditioned! I came around 1pm, and it was such a relief to step inside and feel cool right away. The exhibitions are arranged by floors—on the ground floor there’s a focus on batik and songket, but I found it a bit confusing that many of the photos were from Johor instead of Terengganu. The upper floors had more on Terengganu’s history, which was amazing to see. Personally, I think the clothing exhibition would be better placed upstairs, as it felt a little boring on the lower level. Also, there were many replicas instead of original artifacts, and some items didn’t have clear information about their function or date of origin. That said, taking photos outside the museum is really beautiful—the building and surroundings are stunning!

There are two types of tickets: - One for the main museum galleries - One for the outdoor exhibits (traditional houses, boats, etc.) Each ticket is RM5 for adults, while children and OKU (persons with disabilities) enter for free—very thoughtful! During our visit, several areas were closed for maintenance, including the traditional boat exhibit. While it was a bit disappointing, we understand the importance of upkeep to preserve these cultural treasures. Hopefully more areas will reopen soon! The museum complex is designed in the style of traditional Malay houses—it’s like walking through a life-sized kampung postcard. The buildings themselves are part of the learning experience. The museum grounds are stunning—lush greenery, traditional architecture, and serene vibes. Perfect for post-wedding photoshoots, graduation portraits, or even just a peaceful stroll with family. The open-air layout and spacious grounds make it ideal for families. Kids can explore freely between pavilions, peek into traditional house interiors, and enjoy the outdoor exhibits—even if interactive screens are limited. Also, The staff were welcoming and helpful, adding to the overall pleasant experience. There’s a small shop selling books, handicrafts, and cultural souvenirs—great for picking up a memento or educational gift. Facilities for OKU are available, including ramps and elevators, making the museum inclusive and easy to navigate. Open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, except Fridays. It’s best to plan your visit early to enjoy the full experience before closing time. Suggestion Regular updates on which sections are open would be helpful for visitors planning their trip. Maintenance is necessary, but a little notice goes a long way!

This museum is outstanding from an architectural point of view. Just exploring the building justified the RM15 entry price (for foreigners). The displays are better than the national museum in KL although there is still room for improvement. A must see in KT!

I want others to know about this. I'm too overwhelmed and overexcited when after so long years this was announced to be reopened for free, only to get here with full disappointment. From official web Muzium Terengganu (refer maroon picture attached), it only stated it's free entrance until April 6, 2025, but it didn't even mention it's actually free entrance everyday EXCEPT ON FRIDAY qwq, 9AM to 5PM. If you visit on friday like I do, the gate is locked. 😓 And what's more, I'm totally disappointed with the building. Should be maintained well for heritage lor.. The building is already aging. And it's flooded with algae-sea (can see on the basement parking). 😱 Well, I know Bukit Puteri and this singular building is different "entity", but as heritage, should maintained both well. I knew, Terengganu maybe flooded before but still, as a common people, I can only hope 😅. I will come again 3+ years in future to see the improvement 👎🏼 Hoping for the better. 🙏🏼 Wish I can see the view from its top, not from the bottom as I did today.

Hari Raya not open.. Poor maintenance.. Building like stop operated for couples years.

Is this place permanently closed to the public? I always wanted to see this place especially because of its historical background and the local's legends but unfortunately ever since i learnt about its existence (which is also recently during the national's Covid 19 PKP) it has been closed down. Ive been to KT before but since I traveled with public transport, it was hard to go around the City from the budget hotel i stayed because taxis and local town public buses were hardly around unless youre near to the bus terminal (no taxi will stop if you hailed from the roadside). Hopefully during my next trip, the City already has the Grab service for tourists' easy access to many interesting places.

Closed. Looks big on the outside. Due to open on 16 May 2020. Until then...

Bukit Puteri or Princess Hill, is located just a few steps opposite of Central Market (Pasar Payang). This 173 year-old 200m hill only came to known when the Sultan Baginda Omar turned it into a defensive fortress in 1831 during his reign period. To perform the function of a protective fortress, a few units of cannon and a bell was placed. The bell served as an ‘alarm’ whenever there are enemies were detected. It was also the residence for the Sultan during the early days of his ruling. Today stairs are properly built for people to climb to the top. Most of the cannon had taken back by the Siam during the period when they ruled Terengganu in 1843-1845. Remaining there are a flagpole, a few left over cannons, a bell and a lighthouse. The bell, however, is still performing its function but no more to alert the existence of enemies instead a breaking fast reminder during the fasting month. Best time to visit the fort in the morning or evening time when temperature is not too extreme. From the platform at the top, you can see fishing boat coming back home after a hard day. To the other side, you have a panoramic view of Kuala Terengganu.

Wonderful place and great View Point of the River front . Every Saturday They have Cultural show in full Costumes .. very entertaining ..nice if it had a cafe on top ...tumbs up from me

historic place. perfect time for a stroll or hiking in the morning or late evening. (edit: i think the place is closed now due to unsafe building structure).

Came here for Subuh prayers. The recitation of the surah by the Imam is smooth and rustling. The mosque is clean and well maintained. May Allah bless all who helped maintain the mosque, and also bless all who perform prayers here. Abidin Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in Terengganu, located in the center of Kuala Terengganu. Originally constructed in 1793 during the reign of Sultan Zainal Abidin II, the mosque has undergone numerous renovations over the years, including major expansions in 1852, 1901, 1972, and 2006. Initially built using chengal timber in a traditional Terengganu house style, it was later rebuilt with red bricks, added domes, and a three-story tower. The mosque features a blend of Terengganu traditional, Islamic, and colonial architectural influences. With a capacity for 2,500 worshippers, it serves as a significant religious and cultural center in the region and is a popular tourist attraction.

Maa Sha Allah. The mosque was so beautiful and spacious. Antique and well maintained.

It's mosque location is near Kuala Terengganu which is near to Terengganu drawbridge and many tourists like Kristal mosque attraction.

Easy to access.. the design like in Haramain mosque..clean and cozy

Masjid Abidin, also known as Masjid Negeri Terengganu, is a prominent and historic mosque located in Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia. This mosque is one of the oldest in the region, with its origins dating back to the early 19th century during the reign of Sultan Zainal Abidin II, after whom the mosque is named. The mosque has undergone several renovations and expansions over the years, evolving from a simple wooden structure into the grand, modern edifice that stands today. Architecturally, Masjid Abidin is a beautiful blend of traditional Malay and Islamic design elements, with a touch of modernity that makes it a significant landmark in Terengganu. The mosque is adorned with intricate carvings and calligraphy, particularly on its minbar (pulpit) and mihrab (prayer niche), which reflect the rich Islamic heritage of the region. The whitewashed walls and domes give it a serene and majestic appearance, while the tall minarets stand as a symbol of faith, visible from various points across the city. Inside, the mosque offers a spacious prayer hall that can accommodate a large congregation, especially during Friday prayers and Islamic festivals. The hall is well-ventilated and illuminated, providing a peaceful atmosphere for worship. The mosque also features a well-maintained courtyard and gardens, which enhance its tranquil setting. Masjid Abidin is not only a place of worship but also a center for Islamic learning and community activities. It hosts various religious classes, lectures, and events that cater to the spiritual and educational needs of the local Muslim community. The mosque’s administration is active in organizing charity drives, particularly during the holy month of Ramadan, which further strengthens its role as a pillar of the community. Visitors to Masjid Abidin often remark on its peaceful ambiance and the sense of history that pervades the site. Whether one is a devout Muslim attending prayers or a tourist interested in Islamic architecture and culture, Masjid Abidin offers a meaningful and enriching experience. Its significance goes beyond its physical structure, representing the enduring faith and cultural identity of the people of Terengganu.

Among the historic mosques still intact in the middle of the city, this makes it one of the most beautiful personal experiences when stopping by to fulfill one's responsibilities as a Muslim. Feel calm when you are in this Mosque. A very spacious prayer room, an attractive and clean ablution place. Beautifully designed buildings and colors make you feel comfortable and happy. Maybe need a little more level of parking area for 4 or more wheeled vehicles. Thank you for taking care of it

It is one of the oldest mosques in Malaysia and is still in daily use. The mosque was constructed in 1793 and completed in 1808, according to Wikipedia. A peaceful and calm place between prayers. The unique exterior design is recognisable as being of traditional Terengganu architecture. Another unique feature of the mosque is the all-encompassing white exterior, including the minaret and domes. The interior is classic old Terengganu. The numerous massive columns supporting the roof structure seem like overkill. However, it lends a distinctive character to old Terengganu public structures.

Fake hope. There are no KFC in Mydin. Its in Giant.

nice place, good food

not bad

Premise already moved/closed.

typical kfc service

Ok

Great service

The only The Body Shop in kuala terengganu. Quite slow service but fine.

The staff is not friendly. (I mean one of the staff at paya bunga square..not all.)

Non organic / checmical but expensive

Nice place.

Quality speaks

(Translated by Google) His employees are good. Comfortable. Hope you don't change employees often. Those who are there are very helpful and ready to remind you that there are vouchers that you can use (Original) Pekerja dia baik. Selesa. Harapnya tak tukar pekerja selalu. Yang ada sangat2 membantu dan siap ingatkan ada voucher bleh guna

The beach is very well maintained, there's a camp zone under the trees and also a lot of functioning facilities...but head-ups it's not for playing in water because of strong wave without barrier

Hidden gems! The view is magnificent and very instagramable. Highly recommended to stop by. You can spend your day here with do nothing except enjoying the view.

A very nice & beautiful place & views here.

Beautiful white beaches. Lots of food stalls.

1st time been here... Very nice beach and view... I recommend for camping and picnic... No need to buy ticket, not private beach....

What a wonderful and beautiful beach with white and smooth sand. And it is very clean. May get your deep relax here with the gentle wind～

Not so many people come here.but found few to come for camping too.view is superb and good place to swim at the sea only be extra careful.

Peace and quite beach. but no facilities provided. Chendering Hill were abandon while it should be the best to work as attraction point for this beach

One of the beaches that dot the coastlines of Terengganu. Can consider visiting to feel the fine white sands in between your toes before the late morning starts beating on your back just before visiting other nearby sites such as Noor Arfa Batek or is you have a spare time-window before setting off to the nearby Marang Jetty for your Pulau Kapas ferry ride.

Beautiful white sandy beach. The beach is quite clean. There is quite a lot of people in the evening. The road is only single lane so quite tight to maneuver.

A breezy and quiet beach located next to a small village. Just... Don't mind the abandoned-ish looking buildings and plastics.... 😶

Best beach in Kuala Terengganu. About 3km of soft white sandy beach with shallow coast, great for swimming. Stunning sunrise and sunset for spectacular photos.

Awesome sunset view. A must visit place. Sunrise and sunset both is breathtaking. A very well maintained beach. Highly recommended to visit this beach. Have some great time there with your loved ones.

Best beach in Kuala Terengganu. About 3km of soft white sandy beach with shallow coast, great for swimming. Stunning sunrise and sunset for spectacular photos.Very clean beach! There is a very tasty deep fried squid near by.Beautiful beach with natural beauty

I hope the security has increased at this place since my wife and I walked in the back door 20 years ago. Not challenged at the gate, just walked in, thought it was a museum or gallery . We didn't know what it was, all we saw was there was a big festival going on, big banquet set up outside. Personal security increased as we walked further into the building. Had it started to look like a house . I engaged with one armed individual and asked " I'm not supposed to be here am I? Is it okay if we just left?" Dude looks scared as hell and said yes. We went out the back, walked around the front, and a huge motorcade with heavy security past us. Unintentional use of white card.

You cannot enter this palace. However, you can stroll around the area and enjoy the palace scenery. There's a garden outside the palace that you can walk around and sit to enjoy the view.

Royal Palace..Istana Maziah is a place where I always pass by during my school day in 70s.

With a beautiful landscape and scenery this place has become a tourist attraction.

For me, this is one of the prettiest buildings in Kuala Terengganu. The palace might be closed to the public expect for public holidays. But, I still can take a photo around the palace with great the traditional architecture.

the landscape is very pretty and spacious you theres nothing much to do only take pictures its also its near the bus station and the beach also a mosque so you can pray there

Maziah Palace (Istana Maziah) built on the same locality as the former Green Palace (Istana Hijau) which was destroyed in 1882 from the disastrous fire outbreak, known locally by “Api Pecah Gedung”. The palace is situated against the Princess Hill (Bukit Puteri) just opposite Payang Market place overseeing Shahbandar Square (Dataran Shahbandar) . Note: Shahbandar is the harbour master in the maritime feudal Malay society. The premise is not currently accessible to the public though it has a decent garden yard for public to take a brief stroll. From outside, it’s a lavish and solemn modern building. Pos Malaysia annexed to the palace.

Large clean mosque. The area does get a bit warm during friday prayers when it can be packed. Parking usually nearby the streets directly infront and opposite the mosque

I had the pleasure of visiting Masjid Al-Muktafi Billah Shah. The mosque is very clean and well-maintained. I was particularly impressed that the toilets were well-kept and there were no spots on the carpet, showing great attention to detail. It's also a big plus that a dedicated ladies' prayer space is available.

Good place for Muslims to do their prayers. I would prefer some air conditioner to be installed tho, but don't worry, even without it, it's comfortable enough due to a large fan being installed. The mosque is spacious, with many lines for Muslims to fill for prayers. Even the Imam leading each prayer did a good job at reciting the Quran! Totally recommended

A beautiful mosque located in a tourist hotspot, Masjid Al-Muktafi Billah Shah caters to the needs of every worshipper coming to the mosque to fulfil their deeds as Muslims. Quite spacious and well managed, the mosque is very comfortable for prayer and also resting in between lunch hour break. The parking space is ample but it is not enough to cater for numerous visitors at one time.

Great masjid. Spacious and packed with activities. Imam recites wonderful verses. Ventilation is excellent. Came here again. Imam shows a great honor to ‘Adab Sebelum dan Semasa Qamat.’

I do Jumaat Prayer, The hall of Prayer is wide, and serene, The toilets are clean You can buy food outside the masjid, a bit high price though There are extra parking lot outside the masjid

It's o.k, just hate the wobbaly 'terompah' provided for the rest rooms.The toilets while are well kept and clean could do better like ventilation perhaps?

A small thin street nice to take pics. This whole are got lot of parking so park ur car and walk around the market n area. Better walk around after 5pm as it's hot hot. Plenty of parking and hotels in this area.

Instagram vs Actual Not well maintained, but no complaint, it's an alley way ~ anyway ~ at least something to add-on to Little China Street.

For a big city like Kuala Terengganu, there should be maintenance done of this place as it is listed as one of the attractions in the city. The memory lane was 100 meters long so it was just a short walkway

Street art of Terengganu

Not only Payang Memory Lane, there are few alleys presenting the nice mural and set up which worth to visit along the Kampung Cina road! Instagrameable too!

Beautiful place to walk and for sightseeing. But I think state government must do some renovation to protect this heritage building, like what Melaka did.

The lane itself contains lots of umbrella and potraits of the renowned local chinese businessmen and local chinese representatives.