Bazar Serambi Teruntum

an isolated place, but with a lot of exciting shops. the price of goods here are cheap and affordable. the toilets are clean. the best thing here is the batik printing class. it was only rm 10 or 15 per person and you will get a batik that you have printed and a very valuable skill to print batik. great for kids - the batik class. great for grandmothers - the shops here. will definitely be back. there is also a food court at the back. also plenty of parking lots.

This new shopping mall offers a delightful array of local food and souvenirs, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. The variety of offerings is impressive, making it a great place to explore and indulge in local cuisine and unique souvenirs. However, it's evident that the mall is facing challenges, as some shops have closed due to a lack of customers. This is disheartening, as it affects the overall vibrancy of the mall. Despite this setback, the remaining shops continue to provide excellent service and high-quality products. Visitors can still enjoy the diverse food options and find interesting souvenirs, but the atmosphere is somewhat subdued due to the closures. It's my hope that with time and increased awareness, more customers will discover the hidden gems within this mall, allowing it to thrive and fully showcase the rich cultural offerings it has to offer.

A lot of handicrafts, fish crackers, the authentic sambal hitam of Pahang, and Puding Raja! Please do come here and buy, price can negotiate and not expensive (few ringgits diff from Terengganu). Spacious parking, toilets and Surau

Many parking spaces, selling traditional Malay food/snacks, local produces, pakaian Melayu (batik) etc, food court

Came visit on school holiday,only half shops operates . Quite gloomy.. need to make it more lively. Such a waste beautiful area.