Accomodation
Terengganu Classic houses (Between 100-250 years old) in refurbished splendeour and reassigned luxurious as residential villas with air conditioning and ceiling fans. The heritage villas feature unique traditional décor.
Dining
Terrapuri offers delicious traditional meals and a wide variety of activities.
Sesayap courtyard is a Malay palace style courtyard garden. Sesayap Courtyard is open to the breathtakingly beautiful atmosphere overlook Setiu wetlands and South China Sea. Meals will be serve at Sesayap Courtyard for inhouse guests.
Recreation
In addition to enjoying the beauty and peace of Terrapuri Heritage Village, do not miss to try a variety of activities and day tours which is available at Terrapuri Heritage Village as listed, such as Fireflies Sanctuary, Kuala Terengganu City Tour, Kayak and etc.
The early ancestors of the Malays came from the ancient civilization of Champa in Indochina and Cambodia and settled along the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. From 2nd to the 16th century, Terengganu was part of the Malay kingdom of Langkasuka.
Many of traditional Malay art forms know today originated there, including wayang kulit, Mak Yong, Menora, sobek (filigree-like wood carving) and kerawang (piercing- like wood carving).
Rumah Pulau Rusa is century old timber palace convert into reading room. The reading room is a venue for those who want to catch up on their reading. Decorated with antique furniture, lose yourself in our collection of books and enjoy spectacular view of Setiu Wetland. Computers with internet access are available for in house guest usage. The reading room also serves a wide array of local coffee and tea together with savories.
The Serengas Shop Carries a handpicked selection finest antiques, artifacts, books and crafts available in Terengganu and others part of Malaysia
Terengganu classic house (Rumah Bujang & Rumah Bujang berserambi) features similar to Cambodian and Thai houses. With its raised platform on stilts, triangular shape, steep gabled roof, gently curved gable ends (Peles), rhomboid shaped terracotta roof tiles and walls made of timber panels which slotted into grooves frames.
Built entirely of Cengal wood (Neobalanocarpus Heimii), the walls, doors, windows and gables consist of separate wood panels which are fitted together using wooden joints held in place by pasak (wooden pegs) from penaga wood.
Amazingly, No nails are used, thus the entire structure can be taken apart and reassembled. In Malay Terengganu dialect masang, meaning ‘assemble’. The house can be easily assembled or dismantled and move from one location to another. Imagine, Terengganu already making prefabricated homes over hundreds year ago.
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