Terengganu

Terengganu connects to 9560 places across 23 topics through 244 connections, covering government, sports, history, language, and cuisine. It shares many connections with Malaysia, Kelantan, and Kedah, reflecting its place within the peninsula's political and cultural landscape. In 1999, the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party came to power here, making Terengganu the second Malaysian state ruled by the party after Kelantan. Traditional dances such as Ulek Mayang and Rodat predate the arrival of Islam in the region.