East Coast Malaysia Travel Guide

Region

Quieter, more traditional and more Malay than the west. The Perhentian and Redang islands and Tioman have some of the country's best snorkelling and diving; Taman Negara is the ancient rainforest park inland, and the Cameron Highlands have tea estates and cool air. Kota Bharu is the centre of Kelantan's crafts and food. The north-east monsoon closes most islands from November to February.

East Coast Malaysia Taman NegaraGenting HighlandsMount TahanRedang IslandCrystal MosqueKapas IslandKampung Laut MosqueSultan Ahmad Shah MosqueAbidin MosqueChini LakeKenyir LakeMount Yong BelarSultan Ismail Petra MosqueTengku Tengah Zaharah MosqueBidong IslandTenggol IslandIstana MaziahKuantanKuala TerengganuKota BharuCameron HighlandsPerhentian IslandsTioman IslandCheratingPasir MasPekan, PahangTemerlohBentongRaub, PahangGua Musang DistrictKuala LipisKuala KraiMaranJerantutPasir Puteh

East Coast Malaysia essentials

Country: Malaysia
Driest months: Feb-Apr
Pay in: Ringgit (RM)
Language: Malay
Emergency: 999

Where to Go in East Coast Malaysia

Regions & Cities

East Coast Malaysia at a Glance

Local Time
7:45 AM
GMT+8
Population
4,251,641

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