Tengku Hassanal’s expedition pays tribute to Sungai Pahang’s historical legacy


Royal voyage: Tengku Hassanal led 150 participants from various organisations in the 400km expedition along Sungai Pahang over four days. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: Sungai Pahang, Peninsular Malaysia’s longest river, holds its own unique charm and is steeped in history.

Long ago, this 459km-long river and its tributaries were the lifeblood of local communities. They not only served as crucial transportation routes but also provided livelihoods and water.

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