Pahang Shopping

Where to Shop and What to Buy in Pahang

Shopping in Kuantan can be an exciting adventure, especially for traditional handicrafts and cultural souvenirs.

However, there are also places to do shopping for modern goods especially in the city centre of Kuantan.

Terengganu state towards the north is another great place to look for souvenirs and cultural handicrafts.

Berjaya Hills Shopping

Berjaya Hills – recently renamed the Berjaya Hills Resort – is one of the country’s not-so-popular hill stations. Read More...

The centre of Malaysia’s tea production market, Cameron Highlands basically consists of a network of clearly-marked jungle trails and a series of beautiful waterfalls set against a backdrop of green peaks. Read More...

Cherating Shopping

Cherating is a relatively undeveloped village but that’s half of its appeal – there aren’t many businesses here but as the years go by its tourism sector has been contributing to its steady growth. Read More...

Genting Highlands Shopping

With temperatures no higher than 25 degrees Celsius, this hillside station is a frequent vacation spot for locals and weekend warriors from Singapore. Its attractions include theme parks, golf courses, shopping malls and the wildly popular Casino de Genting. Read More...

Kuantan Shopping

Kuantan is a town famous for its production of handicrafts and batik as well as local snacks such as keropok – dried fish crackers – and salted fish. It may be a long drive to Kuantan from Kota Bharu or Kuala Terengganu, but the town remains the most developed amongst the nearby east coast towns. Read More...

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