Kampung Laut Heritage Site in Kelantan is open to visitors


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The Kampung Laut Mosque is one of the country’s oldest mosques that still stands today. — Bernama

The Kampung Laut Heritage Site project worth RM20mil in Kelantan has been fully completed and started receiving visitors recently.

East Coast Economic Region Development Council Project Implementation Division general manager Arizan Arifin said the 1.04ha project on the banks of Sungai Kelantan is now an attraction for local and international tourists.

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