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Pantai Teluk Cempedak (PTC) adalah salah satu destinasi pelancongan paling popular di Kuantan, terkenal dengan pasir putih, ombak yang nyaman, serta pemandangan laut yang indah. Terletak hanya 5 km dari pusat bandar, pantai ini menjadi tempat tumpuan untuk aktiviti riadah dan santai bersama keluarga serta rakan-rakan.
Antara aktiviti menarik yang boleh dilakukan di sini termasuk berjalan di jambatan kayu yang menyusuri pesisir pantai, bermain layang-layang, berenang, bersantai di tepi pantai, atau menikmati makanan tempatan di restoran dan kafe berhampiran seperti McDonald’s, Starbucks, dan kedai makanan laut.
Pantai ini juga dikelilingi oleh hutan rekreasi, membolehkan pengunjung merasai keindahan alam semula jadi sambil menikmati udara segar. Dengan kemudahan lengkap seperti surau, tandas, gerai cenderamata, hotel, dan resort, Pantai Teluk Cempedak adalah destinasi wajib bagi sesiapa yang berkunjung ke Kuantan.
Aaron Leong
3 months ago**"Teluk Cempedak: Where Serenity Meets History—Unveiling Stories Beneath the Waves and Sand."** My recent visit to Teluk Cempedak was both tranquil and thought-provoking. The day was perfect—clean, windy, and shaded by the leafy embrace of casuarina and pine trees. As I strolled along the pristine shoreline, accompanied by the rhythmic melody of the waves, I couldn’t help but reflect on how this picturesque beach is a blend of natural beauty and historical depth. One often-overlooked aspect of Teluk Cempedak is the historical significance of the pillboxes scattered along its shores. These small, fortified bunkers served as vital defensive structures during World War II, standing guard against potential invasions. They hold within their concrete walls stories of resilience and strategy, a testament to a tumultuous period in our shared history. However, it’s disheartening to see that many have forgotten or overlooked the legacy of these pillboxes. Especially among younger generations, the historical essence of these structures risks fading into obscurity. This is where the tourism industry and local authorities of Malaysia could play a pivotal role. By highlighting the fascinating history behind these pillboxes, they could educate visitors and locals alike, transforming Teluk Cempedak into more than just a beach destination. Imagine how much richer the experience would be if informative plaques or guided tours were available to tell the real story behind these relics. These efforts could turn the pillboxes into unique attractions, drawing visitors to appreciate not just the natural beauty of the beach but also its cultural and historical layers. Teluk Cempedak is already a beloved retreat for many, but with greater emphasis on the history of its wartime past, it could become a site of deeper reflection and learning. As I enjoyed the fresh breeze and peaceful ambiance that day, I left with the hope that future visitors will be encouraged to explore and cherish all aspects of this remarkable place—its sands, its waves, and its stories that deserve to be remembered.
Mr. Fish 鱼先生
a week agoBeach that suitable for healing and enjoy beach view also relaxing with the beach sound 🥹 There's got fire performance on there every night, recommend to see Some people also have a night on there too Also here got some fast food restaurants, like Starbucks, McDonald's, KFC and more 🥰 5/5 🌟 Mr Fish Approved 👍
Sim Kian Kiong
in the last weekVery clean and beautiful and there are fast-food.outlets for visitors to grab.a.bite and relax. Only 10-15mins from the city. Very convenient.
Nur Afifah
6 months agoI have already visited here few times as this is my children's favorite place to see the sunrise 🌅 you can park at the designated parking for rm2. Great place to take your family for a beach walk. They have restaurants, McD, kfc and public toilets (rm0.50 per entry). On weekends at night they have a fire show 🤩
Toh Yik Hua
8 months agoThe beach was clean and comfortable, with ample places to sit and picnic, or simply enjoy the breeze and smell of the ocean. They even have fake grass carpet where you can comfortably sit down and relax. I came here for a few days, and it’s quieter on weekday where there’s less crowds. On weekends, there’s people busking classic Malay and Indonesia pop songs by the beach. Occasionally, there’s wild monkeys hanging out with their families. Unfortunately, their bridge walkway is closed until further notice.