SULTAN ABU BAKAR MUSUEM

This magnificent building with its elaborate Malay architectural design was once a palace. It gives a fascinating insight into the lives and history of the royal family. There is a large collection of historical artifacts, ceramic and glassware from ancient China and historical documents pertaining to the state of Pahang and its royal ancestors. Outside the museum, look out for the mini zoo, the Sultan's old Cadillac, a traditional kampung house and an old houseboat.

Address  :  Sultan Abu Bakar Museum, d/a Lembaga Muzium Negeri Pahang, Jalan Sultan Ahmad, 26600 Pekan, Pahang.
Telephone Number   :  09 - 4221371, 09 - 4221459
Admission   :   RM 5 for visitors outside of Pahang, RM 4 for locals
Free entrance for students and children aged 12 and below

Open : Tuesday - Sunday (9.00am - 5.00pm)

Closed : Monday, Friday between 12.00pm - 3.00pm

ISTANA ABU BAKAR

Situated in Pekan, this is the residence of the current Sultan of Pahang. This beautiful palace features intricate Malay craftsmanship and architecture. Every year during the Ruler's official birthday on 24 October, the rich and colorful culture and tradition of the town is displayed in full force. Even though Kuantan is the administrative capital of Pahang, Pekan is home to the Pahang royal family. 

Address  : Istana Abu Bakar, 26600 Pekan, Pahang Darul Makmur
Telephone Number  :  09 - 4221601 

TUN ABDUL RAZAK MEMORIAL HALL

Kampung Budaya Pulau Keladi, Peka this memorial is dedicated to the second prime minister of the country, the late Tun Abdul Razak. The house where Tun Abdul Razak was born has been rebuilt on its original site, in the exact style of the day. Visitors will get the chance to experience the atmosphere of a typical Malay village house in this area. 

Open : Monday - Thursday (8.30am - 5.00pm)

Closed : Saturday & Sunday, Friday between (12.00pm - 3.00pm)

SULTAN HAJI AHMAD SHAH STATE MOSQUE

One of the Kuantan's most famous landmarks is the state mosque, with elegant 180-feet tall minarets and distinctive blue and white decorations. Other information that is :

Completion Date :12th October 1997 

Dome Size : 17 metres (diameter) 

Height of Minaret : 39 metres 

Main Prayer Hall Capacity : 9000 Congregation

SUNGAI PANDAN WATERFALL

Sungai Pandan Waterfall, which lies 25 kilometers from Kuantan Pahang. It is a popular recreational sport with locals. Several cascading rapids culminate in a large, lovely pool. The famous activities include picnicking, swimming and jungle trekking.  

KOTA GELANGGI CAVES

Kota Gelanggi Caves it 25 kilometres from Jerantut Pahang. Cave explorers will be thrilled to discover Gua Kota Gelanggi, a 150 million year-old cave complex, considered amongst the best in the region. These tropical limestone caverns have fascinating stalagmite and stalactite formations and are home to exotic animal species.

 KENONG RIMBA PARK

The jungle at Kenong Rimba Park is said to be 100 million years old, making it a haven for visitors looking for agro and eco-tourism. Most of the park remains unexplored, it is the last frontier of unexplored forests. The beautiful waterfalls here and the clear streams will leave a deep impression on the visitors of a place that has literally stood the test of time.

MOUNT SENYUM

Mount Senyum or Gunung Senyum as it is locally known, is 40km from Temerloh and the second largest town in Pahang. It has at least 20 cavesm most with proper steps and walkways for visitors. Archaeologists and cavers can sometimes be seen studying the ancient tomb and the million year old fossils here.

DEERLAND PARK

Just a few miles away from the Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary is the Deerland Park with deer and other animals such as sun bears and ostriches. Other attraction include a herb and the 200 metre wooden walkway that runs through this area and leads up to an observation tower in the middle of Bukit Rengit.

LAKE BERA (TASIK BERA)

Lake Bera is the largest freshwater lake in Malaysia and was the first site in Malaysia to be nominated as a RAMSAR site 1994. A RAMSAR recognition is given to wetlands of international importance. The biodiversity found here is incredible : 374 species of plants, more than 94 species of fish, 67 species, of mammals, and 230 species of birds. Lake Bera is also home to more than 2,000 Orang Asli of the Semelai tribe.