Pahang Tourist Attractions

Before visiting the many sights of Pahang, travelers should see a reasonable way to various places in an organized manner. Pahang is the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia in the regions of the east coast. Most places are covered with tropical rainforests. Travelers have many things to see in Pahang, including the cities famous hill stations, sun baked beaches, lakes, waterfalls and national parks. Including many things that provide unforgettable experiences Pahang attractions for tourists.

Pahang is dominated by a tropical climate with an average temperature of 21-32 degrees Celsius all year round. Travelers can visit the place any time during the year. You can enter the state of Pahang, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore by air and road traffic. You can see many places of attraction include:

Kuantan
Gua Charah
Tasik Chini
Taman Negara
Teluk Chempedak

Kuantan is the state capital of Pahang is famous for its palm-fringed beaches. The resort is also known for some festivals and village handicrafts such as batik, weaving, wood, mats, hats and baskets.

Gua Charah is home to a number of Buddhist cave sanctuary, which boast some interesting Buddha sculptures in limestone. The town is located about 25 kilometers north of the town of Kuantan.

Tasik Chini is located about 100 km south of Kuantan, the hosts thirteen freshwater lakes. The natural splendor of the place is gaining popularity day by day. Are more lakes August to September because of the pink and white lotus, which covers the entire lake.

Taman Negara National Park is the oldest rainforest in the world where you can see a variety of flora and fauna.

Teluk Chempedak is another place of tourist attraction, which should be included in Pahang travel. The resort is ideal for use various water sports such as sailing, windsurfing and water skiing.

In addition to the places mentioned above, there are some well-known hill stations, such as:

Cameron Highlands
Fraser Hill

Genting Highlands