Big tourism plans for Tasik Kenyir in Terengganu


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Taat Cave at Kenyir Lake in Terengganu. — Adventoro

The Terengganu government will continue to promote Kenyir Lake as an eco-tourism destination and focus on the conservation of the area’s flora and fauna.

State Tourism, Culture and Digital Technology committee chairman Ariffin Deraman said this could be seen through the organising of the 12th edition of ASEAN Monsoon Casting Tournament (AMCT), a catch-and-release fishing tournament, this year.

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