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Kuala Terengganu's Chinatown was first established by the Chinese community in the late 19th century. It was once a hub for commercial activities that helped shape Kuala Terengganu into what it is today. The Chinese built the traditionally designed shop houses according to their place of origin in China.
Stretching from Pasar Besar Kedai Payang, the one-way narrow street of Jalan Bandar ends at the welcome dragon arch at the Seri Malaysia hotel junction. Take a leisurely stroll and discover amongst the nooks and crannies, interesting alleyways with modern street art, new cafes and old abandoned homes.
Located at the mouth of the Terengganu River, Kuala Terengganu's Chinatown is also known as Teng Lang Po in Hokkien or KT's At the historic heart of Kuala Terengganu – the state capital of Terengganu – is a thriving Perenakan or Chinese-Malay community centered on Kampung Cina or Chinatown.
Unique chinatown cover with modernization. This is the only one stretch street live by chinese businessmen in Islamic government states. Just hope that the population of Chinese will not continue to decrease and this town many instinct in next 20 years.
The former is the definitive term for Chinese who are born here in Terengganu and who have acculturated their lifestyle, mannerisms, language, attire, food, customs with the local Malay scenario. A visit to Kuala Terengganu would be incomplete without a visit to Kampung Cina.
Located in Kuala Terengganu is a 16th century old Chinatown which is believed to be one of the oldest Chinese settlements in Malaysia. The Chinatown brims with ancestral shop houses, clan townhouses, temples, delicious food and vibrant street art.
The Chinatown in Kuala Terengganu is unique as it is said to be one of the earliest recorded places where Chinese traders have settled in Malaysia. There are many ancestral homes here along with clan townhouses.
