Wednesday

Kedah, places of interest! Episode 1

Hi there!

It’s March now, and it still hot here at Jitra.

According to the news at television, news reader said that the hot temperature will reduce normal when it’s March, well I guessed the hot still there right! Just wait and see…(“,)

For this post I’m actually want to describe for all followers the places of interest at Kedah. From my research, Kedah has so many interesting places to visit. I hope all of you can have some idea about Kedah while you reading my post. Thanks to Ministry of Tourism Malaysia for completing my searching. Enjoy!

  • Pekan Rabu.
This bustling bazaar offers a smorgasbord of northern delicacies and produce, handicrafts, trinkets as well as garments.

  • State Museum.
Built in 1936, this majestic building incorporates local architecture with hints of Thai influence. Its features Kedah’s royal and cultural heritage.

  • Paddy Museum.
Located in Gunung Keriang, the museum showcases the development of paddy cultivation methods, traditional paddy planting equipment and different aspects of paddy cultivation.

  • Alor Setar Tower
Towering at a height of 165.5 metre, it has an observation area which offers visitors a panoramic view of Alor Setar city. It also houses a conference room and revolving restaurant.

  • Tun Dr. Mahathir’s Birthplace.
Furnishing and implements preserved from Tun Dr. Mahathir’s childhood as well as souvenirs and memorabilia are displayed here.

  • Balai Besar.
Balai Besar was built in 1898 and it occasionally used for royal ceremonies and state functions.

  • Balai Nobat.
Balai Nobat is where instruments of Royal Orchestra are stored. They comprise a gong, flute and three drums which are played during royal ceremonies.

  • Masjid Zahir.
A familiar landmark in Alor Setar, the mosque was constructed in 1912 and features Moorish architecture.




P/s: There's more interesting place here at Kedah, enjoy Kedah!