Before we going futher about Terengganu traditional food, I am going to let you know the history of Terengganu. The capital of Terengganu is Kuala Terengganu and it is also the largest city in Terengganu. With facing the South China Sea, Terengganu borders Kelantan at the northwest and Pahang at the southwest. Terengganu also known as Where Nature Embraces Heritage.
The origin of the name "Terengganu" is unclear, but there are several theories according to it. One theory states that the name actually originated from the Malay term "Terang Anu", which in English means Bright Rainbow. The other one is from a stroy a of a hunting man found a fang in the jungle. When he go back, their neighbours asked which animal the fang belonged to. He simply replied “Taring Anu”, which in English means Fang of something.
The major tourist attractions in Terengganu are its fascinating, beautiful, amazing beaches which attract thousands of visitors, both local and foreign every year. Terengganu has the longest panoramic beach in Malaysia. Redang Island and Perhentian Island is the most well known Island in Terengganu. During school holidays, most of the visitors from all over the world come here to visit and relax.
The picture on the left side is one of the interesting activity that can be do in Redang Island. Most of the visitors come here to enjoy scuba diving, fishing, boating and relax for sure.
Pulau Perhentian, is one of the most beautiful Islands in Malaysia is also situated here. It is surrounded by the colourful, mature coral gardens and the crystal clear, vibrant underwater world.
These two amazing Islands, Terengganu is truly a heaven for beach lovers to feel the white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters.
But beaches are not the only attractions here. Terengganu also known and popular with their food that known as traditional food that rarely can be found in a big city for example in Kuala Lumpur and Penang. As we all know, Terengganu is famous with their food which made primarly with fish since Terengganu is situated near the seaside.
For more information about the history of Terengganu, you may click the link under the picture.
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