Guidebook for Kota Bharu
Essentials
It's the largest market in KB. There's all sort of things to see: fresh produce, seafood, tofu, kuehs, snacks, sweets, knives, spices, dried goods and lots more. (check out the photo album)
45 recommandé par les habitants
Marché Siti Khadijah
Jalan Buluh KubuIt's the largest market in KB. There's all sort of things to see: fresh produce, seafood, tofu, kuehs, snacks, sweets, knives, spices, dried goods and lots more. (check out the photo album)
Arts & Culture
This museum is styled as a traditional Malay kampung house, within it are crafts of the Malay culture. There are some shops offering batik making classes.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Kampung Kraftangan
This museum is styled as a traditional Malay kampung house, within it are crafts of the Malay culture. There are some shops offering batik making classes.
Food Scene
It's Kota Bharu's chinatown. During the early morning the street transform into a small market place, in the afternoon student and parents come here for lunch, at night it becomes a nightmarket.
Jalan Kebun Sultan
Jalan Kebun SultanIt's Kota Bharu's chinatown. During the early morning the street transform into a small market place, in the afternoon student and parents come here for lunch, at night it becomes a nightmarket.
Sightseeing
PANTAI CAHAYA BULAN
Jalan Pantai Cahaya Bulan"Cahaya Bulan” (Moon Lit) Beach
Pantai Mek Mas
natural beach with little human traffic
Kampung Cina means Chinese Village, and as the name goes, this was where the Chinese immigrants settled when they first arrive on the shores of Kelantan. There is an old chinese temple and a local market with one of the best "onde-onde"
Kampung Cina
Kampung Cina means Chinese Village, and as the name goes, this was where the Chinese immigrants settled when they first arrive on the shores of Kelantan. There is an old chinese temple and a local market with one of the best "onde-onde"
Shopping
an old shop selling an array of local biscuits, snacks, nuts, candies and Chinese sweets.
Kedai Biskut
1183 Jalan Ismailan old shop selling an array of local biscuits, snacks, nuts, candies and Chinese sweets.