Lake Kenyir is a man-made wonder for eco-tourists and naturalists


Lake Kenyir is one of the country’s best eco-tourism destinations. — Tourism Malaysia

An artificial lake where people can go kayaking and fishing, as well as do some caving and birdwatching in the surrounding area. Sounds like a great place for a holiday, right?

Well, you can find all these at Lake Kenyir, Terengganu, the biggest man-made lake in South-East Asia that measures 209,000ha.

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