CULTURE & ARTS

The role of culture is important, it shows the customs, arts, civilization and achievements of a particular time or people. Spiritual strength depends on the strength of the culture.

In fact, culture inspires the will, ambition and aspirations, values and the habits that influence our lives. Together with the political, economic, social well-being and will portray the achievements of the development of a society.

 

To carry out the activities, aspects emphasized are with the view of development of culture, some of which includes:

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To increase the cultural activities that encourages the public to be more involved in the public acceptance of the National Culture;

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Expansion of Arts & Culture through projects under the auspicious of strengthening of the policy, development, assistance and education of the various kinds of arts;

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The correction and strengthening of the cultured and united, peaceful and progressive public and the strengthening of moral and spiritual values based on the national aspirations;

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To enhance the arts and cultural activities to enhance the loyalty and the love to the nation;

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To create and produce arts of high standard at the same time, create cultural industry that will uplift the race’s standings;

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Varied the cultural activities that will help in the growth of the tourism industry that contributes to the economic growth.

 

 

Contact
Pahang Arts & Cultural Department
State Cultural Park
Jalan Telok Sisek 25000, Kuantan
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 609-555 5466
Fax: 609-555 2466

Cameron Highlands

Cameron Highlands is a highland region located about 121 km east of Ipoh and about 214 km north ofKuala Lumpur, and in Pahang, Malaysia. At 5,000 ft (1,500 m) above sea level it is the highest area on the mainland, enjoys a cool climate, with temperatures no higher than 25 °C and rarely falls below 12°C year-round. Cameron Highlands is actually a district in the state of Pahang Darul Makmur although the road entrance is via Tapah and Simpang Pulai in the state of Perak Darul Ridzuan. Cameron Highlands district is bordered by Lipis district on the south-east,Kelantan on the north and Perak on the west. The size of the whole Cameron Highlands district is roughly two and a quarter times the size of Singapore.
Cameron Highlands is noted for its rolling hills, cool forest, tea plantations,and fruit and vegetable farms.

Restored to their full colonial splendor, you’ll relive the time when English lords entertained their ladies to afternoon tea parties, and held evening fireside chats, while their butlers stood ever ready to serve.  This was their escape from the heat and humidity, and it can be your escape too.

The Highlands were named after William Cameron, a British colonial government surveyor who discovered the plateau during a mapping expedition in 1885. The fame of Cameron Highlands then grew during the colonial era when British planters realised the potential of its fertile mountain slopes for growing tea, then a prized commodity. Cameron Highlands is still home to many tea plantations, being Malaysia’s largest tea-producing region. With its many farms the area is also known as a major supplier of legumes and vegetables to both Malaysia and Singapore, and is one of Malaysia’s prime tourist destinations.

 

Key Attractions

Apart from the cool weather, key attractions in Cameron Highlands include a butterfly farm, strawberry farms, rose gardens and vegetable gardens. There are also the Brinchang Hindu Temples and the Sam Poh Chinese Mahayana Buddhist Temple. Other features include Cactus Point, Cactus Valley and the BOH Tea Plantation. There is Market Square, the Cameron Highlands Time Tunnel Galeria (at the nearby Kea Farm) and accommodation at the Kampung Taman Sedia Homestay,Tanah Rata and The Smokehouse Hotel.

 

Accommodations in Cameron Highlands

STRAWBERRY PARK RESORT
P.O Box 81
Lot 195 & 196
39000 Tanah Rata
Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 1166
Fax: 605-491 1949Website: www.strawberryparkresorts.com
COPTHORNE CAMERON HIGHLANDS
P.O Box 78
39100 Kea Farm
Brinchang
Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel : 605-496 1777
Fax: 605-496 1333Website : www.equatorial.com
HERITAGE HOTEL
Jalan Gereja, Tanah Rata
39000 Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 3888
Fax: 605-491 5666
E-mail: jenny@heritage.com.my
Website:http://www.heritage.com.my
THE COOL POINT HOTEL
891, Persiaran Dayang Endah
39000 Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 4914
Fax: 605-491 4070
E-mail: hotelcph@tm.net.my
PARKLAND HOTEL
Lot 45, Brinchang
39100 Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-4911299
Fax: 605-4911399
PARKLAND APARTMENT
Lot 134, Brinchang
PO Box No.7
39100 Cameron Highlands,Pahang
Tel: 605-4912366
Fax: 605-4912351
E-mail: parkland@streamyx.com
BRINCHANG HOTEL
No. 36,
39100 Brinchang,
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 1755
Fax: 605-491 1246
CAMERONIAN INN
No 16, Jln Mentigi
P.O.Box 84
39000 Tanah Rata
Cameron Highland
Tel: 605-491 1327
Fax: 605-491 4966
HILL GARDEN LODGE
15-16,Jln Besar
39100 Brinchang
Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 2988
Fax: 605-491 2226
ROSA PASSADENA HOTEL
P.O Box 8, Brinchang
39100 Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 2288
Fax: 605-491 2688
CASA DE LA ROSA HOTEL
Hotel Casa de la Rosa
Lot 48,Jln Circular,39000 Tanah Rata
Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-4911333
Fax: 605-4915500
RAINBOW HOTEL
Hotel Rainbow
Lot 25,39100 Brinchang
Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-4914628/05-4914648
Fax: 605-4914668
IRIS HOUSE HOTEL
No. 56, Jalan Kuari, Brinchang
39100 Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 1818
Fax: 609-491 2828
E-mail: irishh@tm.net.my
THE BALA’S HOLIDAY CHALET
Lot 55, Tanah Rata
39000 Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 09-491 1660
Fax: 09-4914500
COUNTRY LODGE RESORT
Lot 47 Section 3
39000 Tanah Rata
Cameron Highland
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel : 605-491 1811
Fax: 605-491 1396
GREEN GARDEN
Lot 13,Section 2,Main Road,
39100 Brinchang,
Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 5824
Fax: 605-491 5824
HIGHLAND HOTEL
29-32,Jln Besar
39100 Brinchang
Cameron Highlands
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 605-491 1588

Towns at Cameron Highlands

There are a few towns in Cameron Highlands, but these are the town that has the most tourist attractios

Brinchang

One of the highest town in Malaysia.

 

Tanah Rata 

Biggest town in Cameron Highlands.

 

Cameron Highlands Map

Gua Charas (Kuantan)

In the Malay language the word ‘Gua’ means cave. The Charas caves lay about 25 kilometers northwest of Kuantan at Panching on the Sungai Lembing road.

Formed millions of years ago and carved out by the forces of nature these caves offer an interesting sojourn. This limestone caves just out from the surrounding lowlands and a 20 foot climb the metal stairs is necessary.

In the interior of the cave is a small statue of Buddha and the monk’s living quarters. Further inside is a 30 foot long statue of the reclining Buddha. The cave is lighted by using a generator operated by the monk.

How To Get There

Charas caves is located at Panching on the Sungai Lembing road.

By Road : From Kuantan, it takes about 45 minutes drive (30km). Taxi and bus services are available to Charas caves. From Kuantan, you take a bus from the local bus station towards Sg. lembing. The bus will stop at the junction leading to the Charas cave.

Things To Do

Visit the cave temple and see the reclining Buddha.

TIOMAN ISLAND MUSEUM

Tioman Island Museum looks at the history of Tioman in the context of the Maritime Silk Routes that flourished for over 900 years during the 10th to the 19th centuries.

Through these waters which were the domain of Orang Laut (sea gypsies) and the Orang Lanun (pirates), sailed Arab Sambuks, Chinese Junks, Portugese carracks and caravels, Dutch galleons and British East Indiaman. They were laden with rich cargoes as they engaged in trade.

 

How To Get There

Address & Contact

 

For those early sea farers, the island’s prominent twin peaks of Nenek Semukut served as an important navigational aid for sailing through the South China Sea, while Tioman itself offered fresh waters, food and shelter from the north-east monsoon.

The ceramics and other relics discovered on Tioman and exhibited in this museum are evidence of maritime trade that once flourished and they show that Tioman served as a trading site where the spices and other natural resources of Southeast Asia could be exchanged for goods from China, India, the Middle East and Europe.

There is evidence that the island has been inhabited for at least the past millenium by a fluctuating human population. Permanent inhabitation has been confined to the coast.

The objects exhibited include 11th to 19th century trade ceramics, coins, maps and sea charts, prints and paintings, and example of the natural resources which were traded in the past. Together, they tell the story of Pulau Tioman when it served as an important link on the maritime trade routes of a by gone era.

 

How To Get There

By Air

» Served by Berjaya Air from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore

By Sea

» Ferry service ply from Tanjung Gemok, Mersing and Singapore

ADMISSION FEES

» RM 1.00 per person – 12 years old and above
» Student with school uniform – Free admission

OPENING HOURS

» Opens daily except Monday

VISITING HOURS

» Close on Monday
» Tuesday – Sunday : 9.30 a.m to 5.00 p.m
» Friday : 9.30 a.m to 12.30 p.m / 2.45 p.m to 5.00 p.m

 

Address & Contact Information
TIOMAN ISLAND MUSEUM
Sudut Muzium Pulau Tioman
Kg. Tekek
Pulau Tioman
Pahang Darul Makmur

Tel: 609-419 1360

Mutiara Taman Negara

AN EXCEPTIONAL TREASURE, ONLY MORE PRECIOUS

TAMAN NEGARA the World’s Oldest Rainforest dating back 130 million years, is a world treasure. Covering 4343sqkm of virgin forest, it is a heaven for hundreds of species of native wildlife, birds, fish, and plants, some of which are rare or even endangered. This treasure trove of mountains, including Gunung Tahan, Peninsular Malaysia’s highest peak, hills, rivers, caves, rapids and waterfalls continues to entice adventurous travelers.

 

ALL THE CREATURE COMFORTS, ONLY MORE ALLURING

Welcome to Mutiara Taman Negara – the only resort located in the heart of Taman Negara-Malaysia National Park. Perched high up the river bank between two rivers, Sungai Tahan and Sungai Tembeling, we offer weary travelers sanctuary within the beautiful 25-acre ground. It is an eco-resort with 108 Malay-style chalets, bungalows and guesthouses built with natural timber and equipped with all the creature comfort you are used to. All the resort’s chalets are arranged overlooking either the river or forest so as to make you feel totally at one with nature. Eco-conscious travelers on a budget are also catered for through a selection of dormitories and hostel as well as 1-hectared camping site with full camping facilities.

For wonderful buffet spreads, you need not venture far. Located next to main Lobby, the Seri Mutiara Restaurant serving mouth-watering local dishes as well as selected international recipes. The restaurant opens from 7:00am until 11:00pm daily. Mutiara Taman Negara is also a good place to hold company retreats, meetings and seminars. The resort has two banquet halls, Bayan Nuri I and Bayan Nuri II, which can seat up to 300 participants at one time.

 

EXCITING ADVENTURES, ONLY MORE EXHILARATING

Forget your life in the city and take a walk on the wild side at Mutiara Taman Negara. Jungle trekking and come face to face with endangered wildlife. Rapids shooting, scale the challenging peaks, explore caves and waterfalls or go freshwater fishing. You can also visit Orang Asli settlements or spend a night in an observation hide and spot wildlife feeding in remote areas of the forest. The adventures of a lifetime and all just minutes away from Mutiara Taman Negara.

Rooms

Timber chalets and bungalows – Equipped with all the comforts of home, it’s ideal for families as some of the units are fitted with a kitchenette.
Dormitories – Suitable for guests travelling as a group, the dormitory features double-bunk beds (with mosquito netting) in a spacious environment, ceiling fans, lockers and a common bath.
Camping – For the more adventurous, we have a campsite and camping equipment for rent.
Trenggan Lodge – Located deeper in Taman Negara, this is a quiet retreat enveloped by nature. Although charmingly rustic, guests will still enjoy modern conveniences such as comfortably furnished chalets, a restaurant and a camping site with standard amenities.

Facilities

Air-Cond (with individual control)
Ceiling Fan
Dining & Living Room (Bungalows only)
Private bedroom with attached bathroom
Hot & Cold Shower
Bathrobe (Bungalows only)
Kitchennette with utensils, crockery & cutlery (Bungalows only)
Tea & Coffee making facilities (Chalet Suites & Bungalows)
Writing desk & stationery (Chalet Suites & Bungalows)
Refrigerator stocked with drinks (Bungalows only)
Toiletries
Mini Bar (Chalet Suites only)
Kiblat sign
TV & Video Player (Bungalows only)
Sitting parlour (Chalet Suites only)
Prayer Mat
Verandah with a river or forest view

Location

It is located in the heart of Taman Negara-Malaysia National Park. Return coach transfer are available (prior arrangement) from Kuala Lumpur to Kuala Tembeling Jetty at RM 80 nett per person. Take the boat rides from Kuala Tembeling Jetty in Jerantut to Taman Negara. The journey will take you through adventures and natural habitat for about 3 hours. Return boat transfer from Kuala Tembeling jetty to the Resort is at RM 50 per person.
Overland transfer will minus the experience gained above direct to Taman Negara via FELDA Padang Piol. A scheduled public transport is available for this purpose at Jerantut town.

 

GRAND CITY HOTEL

Near to the most important destinations in the city of Kuantan, teh hotel gives you the convenience and comfort you are looking for. A little bit away from the busy Kuantan traffic provides the peace and calm atmosphere there is. The solace you have been looking for. Economical and yet serves you with the maximum comfort.
The elegently appointed hotel rooms, are with room and laundry services at your disposal. Iron & iron board, ‘sejadah’, hari drier are all available upon making a simple request. We have colour TV in all rooms. They are equipped with water heater. Connected with IDD phone system to enhance your communication. Each of the rooms are supplied with Tea/Coffee making facilities.

As for security, all our rooms are fitted with IC Door Lock system and as additional security we have CCTV Surveillance Corridor.

The hotel h a conference room that can host Meetings of business organization, cocktail parties, Dances and social events, small wedding gathering or other private gathering……any occassion!

You can have a small and private conversation whilst sipping a drink at our Vintage Coffee House. For your convenience, we are planning to have a souvenir shop operating in the hotel soon.

 

Facilities

Air-conditioning
IC Door Lock System (Electronic door access)
IDD telephone
Coffee & tea making facilities
Hairdryer (upon request)
Vintage Coffeehouse
Laundry Services
Souvenis Store (in the planning stage)
Room Service
Major Credit cards
Internet Access at the lobby

Location

Located near Kuantan City Centre, it is nearby to all the important landmark. It is situated right on the brink of Kuatan/Kuala Terengganu truk/old road. It is 3 hours by road from Kuala Lumpur or about 5 hours from Johor Bahru
GRAND CITY HOTEL
B92, Ground Floor, Sri Pahang Business Centre, Jalan Beserah,
25300 Kuantan,
Pahang Darul Makmur

Rompin Beach Resort

The resort is an ideal tranquility heaven and is the most perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. You could either play around the beaches or sample our specially designed swimming pool.

The 46 room resort is a hotel and a beach resort in nature. The rooms as well as suite are elegantly designed and are perfectly tailored to suit in individual and family needs.

We offer a comfortable standard and presents relaxing ambience of nature. From the resort you can savor the fabulous sea views that usher you to an idyllic seaside retreat of leisure and the water activities. One such way is to experience the ‘pukat tarik’ activity, a traditional way of catching fish.
Volleyball, tennis or table tennis, telematches, darts or even cycling are some array of activities that are made available in this resort.

Besides, we do not simply abandoned the games popularised by the people of yesteryears. Games such as ‘Congkak’, ‘Konda Konde’, ‘Galah Panjang’ and ‘Getah Cabang’ are some of the games you can try yourselves during the leisure hours whilst at the resort.

 

Facilities

42 Deluxe rooms and 4 family room, 64 chalets & 2 executive studio

Cafe serving Malaysian as well as Western delicacies

Indoor and outdoor games

Conference room

Swimming pool

Ample parking area

Color TV / ASTRO

Mini Fridge and Hot Showers

Other standard amenities

Coffee/tea making facilities

Hot Shower

Location

Rompin Beach Resort is located on the Pahang Southern Coast of Kuala Rompin. From Kuala Lumpur it takes 4 hours drive by personal car and 5.5 hours by bus. Where as from Kuantan, you spend about 1.5 hours by personal car and 2.5 hours journey by bus. It takes 6 hours by bus and 4 hours by personal car from Singapore.

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Hotels in Tanah Rata

If you are planning to go on a trip, Cameron Highlands could undoubtedly stand out as a wonderful destination. As one of the towns in Cameron Highlands, Tanah Rata is a place that has a flat ground area despite being in a highland district. It is the largest town in Cameron Highland, hus making it easy to access basic facilities such as restaurants, tourist attractions, and accommodation.

 

1. Casa dela Rosa

The name “Casa dela Rosa” hails from Spanish origins, translating to “House
of Roses” in English. Opting for the penthouse suites promises a lavish
experience, while the unique rooms offer their own panoramic garden and golf
views.

 

2. Zetter Suites

Zetter Suites draws inspiration from the Victorian era, representing
sophistication and superior comfort. This boutique hotel provides a
combination of modern aesthetics and the surrounding natural beauty of the
highland. Having its own identity, Zetter Suites allows guests to experience a
fancy stay at an affordable rate..

 

3. Heritage Hotel

It is an English themed accommodation that can be found in the heart of
Tanah Rata. In case you are planning to celebrate any special occasion, you
can request room decoration for precious moments with loved
ones.Additionally, it serves as an ideal choice for business trips, offering
meeting and conference packages.

 

4. ESM Hotel

If you are tight on budget, then maybe ESM hotel might be a good option for
you. This hotel provides a comfortable and clean environment with a wide
choice of room availability, starting from as low as MYR80 per night.

 

5. The Backyard Glamping

 

The trend of glamping has skyrocketed since the past few years and if you
have yet to experience it, now is your chance. Here in Tanah Rata, you can
enjoy camping in a comfortable environment where you do not have to set up
a tent on your own. Just simply check in and you can be immersed in the
great outdoors.

Empang Jaleh

In Kuala Lipis there is a recreational lake called Empang Jaleh where visitors can relax. Here too, one can trek along a mountainous jungle trail to Gunung Tahan, the highest peak in Peninsular Malaysia.

It takes about two nights to reach the summit.

For birdwatchers, Bukit Taching is an ideal bird sanctuary and provides excellent bird watching while you spent the hours. And the Terenggun Forest Park is another nature spot perfect for a leisurely holiday.

Perhaps its most endearing feature is its profusion of fabulous nature scenes.

How To Get There

By Road : From Kuala Lumpur, take the Karak Highway and follow highway to Gua Musang. When you reach the Kuala Lipis town, take a left road to Gua Musang, The ‘Empang Jaleh’ is there.

By Rail : KTM Bhd provides service to Kuala Lipis.

By Bus : A Jelai Express Kuala Lipis – Kuantan schedule 2 times per day. The bus can be located at Terminal Bus Kuantan.

Things To Do

Camping
Climbing
Fishing
Bird watching
Jogging
Flower Nursery
Jungle Trekking

Events

List of Events In Conjunction With Visit Malaysia 2007

 

Bil Name of Event Date Venue Organizer(s) Event Synopsis
1 International Monsoon Madness Winsurfing Challenge 19 – 21 January Balok Beach Kuantan Perbadanan Kemajuan Bukit Fraser
Bangunan JKR 300, Jln Masjid
25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel: 09-5171623/4
Fax:09-5171626
Email: pkbf@streamyx.com
web : www.pkbf.org.myWest Coast Windsurfing Asso
18 Jalan Masyhur 25/50
Shah Alam, Selangor
Tel/Fax: 03-51214133,019-3554301
Email:leoleo@hotmail.comw
Asia “Wind Surfing” event has 3 champioships namely “The Asian Windsurfing Tour (AWT). Kuantan is the first league before this event going to other asian countries. The strong windy environment at this east coast of peninsular Malaysia will make sure the energetic “Wind Surfing” surf.
2 Taman Negara Eco-Challenge 24 – 25 Mac Gunung Tahan Majlis Tindakan Pelancongan Negeri Pahang
(Pahang Tourism Action Council)
Tourism Information Center
Jalan Mahkota, 25000 Kuantan
Tel : 09-5171111/2
Fax:09-5146900
Email : mtpnphg@tm.net.my
Email : mtpnphg@streamyx.com
Tough sport event of climbing from Kuala Tahan to the top of Tahan mountain with height  of 2187 meter above see level.
3 Pahang river international raft expedition 29 April – 6 May Lipis/Pekan Bukit Fraser Development Board
Bangunan JKR 300, Jln Masjid 25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel: 09-5171623/4
Fax:09-5171626
Email :pkbf@streamyx.com
web : www.pkbf.org.my
Expedition with bamboo raft for 360 km for 8 days 7 nights. At each stop, contestants will be celebrated with local meals and cultures.
4 Rompin ‘Orang Asli’ Festival 19 – 20 May Rompin Majlis Tindakan Pelancongan Negeri Pahang
(Pahang Tourism Action Council)
Tourism Information Center
Jalan Mahkota, 25000 Kuantan
Tel : 09-5171111/2
Fax:09-5146900
Email : mtpnphg@tm.net.my
Email : mtpnphg@streamyx.com
Festival that shows the culture of ‘orang asli’ in Pahang especially in Rompin district.
5 Pahang International Gamelan Festival 26 – 27 May Kuantan Pahang Office of Culture, Art And Heritage
Taman Budaya Negeri
Lot 57100, Jln Telok Sisek
25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel : 09-5178466/5177397
Fax : 09-5179466
Email : pkkphg002@hotmail.com
Gamelan presentation from groups from Malaysia and abroad. This is the largest gamelan festival in Malaysia not to be missed. Tourists will be amazed with the unique tune of gamelan and the colorful wears of the players.
6 Tioman Diving Competition 16 – 17 June Kg Tekek, Tioman Island DHL International

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Tioman Development Board
A 145-147, Floor 1 & 2
Lorong Tun Ismail 6,
Sri Dagangan, 25000
Kuantan Pahang
Tel : 09-5141206/5137235
Fax : 09-5148801
Email : tioman@mytioman.com.my

Diving expedition for 24 hrs by professional divers from DHL worldwide.
7 Bukit Fraser Internation Bird Recognition Competition 23 – 24 June Bukit Fraser, Raub Bukit Fraser Development Board
Bangunan JKR 300, Jln Masjid 25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel: 09-5171623/4
Fax:09-5171626
Email :pkbf@streamyx.com
web : www.pkbf.org.my
This competition is divided into groups and each group will be given task of recognizing 250 endermic and migratory bird species.
8 Food and Fruits Festival of Cameron Highlands 14 – 15 July Cameron Highlands Majlis Tindakan Pelancongan Negeri Pahang
(Pahang Tourism Action Council)
Tourism Information Center
Jalan Mahkota, 25000 Kuantan
Tel : 09-5171111/2
Fax:09-5146900
Email : mtpnphg@tm.net.my
Email : mtpnphg@streamyx.com
This festival shows the variety of Pahang foods and fruits especially fruits from highlands. There will also competitions of cooking, fruit crafting and juice preparation from the fruits be held.
9 Royal Pahang “Billfish” International Challenge 3 –  5 August Rompin Tioman Development Board
A 145-147, Floor 1 & 2
Lorong Tun Ismail 6,
Sri Dagangan, 25000
Kuantan Pahang
Tel : 09-5141206/5137235
Fax : 09-5148801
Email : tioman@mytioman.com.my&

Berita Harian

This event is jointly  organized by Tioman Development Board and Berita Harian. The concept of fishing is “catch and let go”. This is to give awareness to public and local people of the special of the fish and the importance of the fish before its extinction.
10 Kuantan Beach Run 18 – 19 August Beaches around Kuantan Majlis Perbandaran Kuantan
Jalan Tanah Putih
25100 Kuantan Pahang
Tel : 09-5121555/666
Fax : 09-5130644
web: www.mpk.gov.my
This event will be participated by locals and internationals. They will be running on the beach of Kuantan district from Pantai Sepat, Pantai Gelora, Telok Chempedak, Pantai Beserah dan Pantai Balok. There is also beach festival organized during the period.
11 International Dirt Bike Challenge 2 – 3 Sept Kuala Lipis Bukit Fraser Development Board
Bangunan JKR 300, Jln Masjid 25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel: 09-5171623/4
Fax:09-5171626
Email :pkbf@streamyx.com
web : www.pkbf.org.my
This rugg sport gives youngsters exposure of the uniqueness and endurance. The event will be also participated by professionals from abroad.
12 Cherating International Surfing Competition 28 – 30 December Cherating, Kuantan Majlis Tindakan Pelancongan Negeri Pahang
(Pahang Tourism Action Council)
Tourism Information Center
Jalan Mahkota, 25000 Kuantan
Tel : 09-5171111/2
Fax:09-5146900
Email:mtpnphg@tm.net.my
Email:mtpnphg@streamyx.com
On early and end of the year, Cherating beaches will have high wave and strong wind which is suitable for surfing. To expose the sport to locals, the surfing competition will be held and surely attracted many international participants.

Tourist Information Center (Official)

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