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Pahang is the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia.

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• Kuantan — the state capital, a popular seaside resort with long stretches of sand
• Bentong
• Jerantut
• Kuala Lipis
• Maran
• Pekan — the royal town, 45 km south of Kuantan
• Raub
• Temerloh

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• Bera Lake — located about 2 hours from Temerloh; can go by boats or by driving
• Chini Lake — the lake that famous with Dragon
• Cameron Highlands — Malaysia's premier hill resort and site of vast tea plantations
• Cherating — most popular beach in Pahang and regular backpacker stopover
• Fraser's Hill — colonial summer getaway
• Genting Highlands — Malaysia's playground and the site of its only legal casino
• Janda Baik — A mountainside of dramatic peaks, valleys and ravines, laced together with picturesque streams and waterfalls
• Pantai Batu Hitam — it is just about 10 minutes passing through Jalan Beserah, closer than Balok
• Taman Negara National Park — Malaysia's oldest national park
• Teluk Chempedak — located about 5 kilometers from Kuantan City by using Jalan Telok Sisek
• Tioman — once nominated as the most beautiful island in the world

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