Kelantan Malaysia Travel Guide
Kelantan has rainforest areas; nearby Perhentian Isles are marine parks. These zones are under conservation efforts. Follow park rules, do not litter, and stay on marked trails.
Waste management may be basic. Reduce single-use plastics. Carry a refillable bottle and can be used again bag. Dispose of waste in designated bins.
Be mindful of water usage. Take shorter showers. Reuse towels if you can. This helps ease pressure on local resources.
Your trip impacts the local environment; choices may result in a positive footprint.
Seek accommodations that show awareness of the environment and implement eco-eco-friendly habits. Properties like Min House Camp outside the city prioritize sustainability.
When booking tours, particularly to the islands, inquire if operators follow responsible tourism practices.
Consider offsetting your carbon emissions from flights. Many international airlines and third-party organizations offer schemes to reduce your travel carbon footprint.
Minimize waste by reducing your use of single-use plastics (e.g., water bottles, plastic bags).
Buying directly from artisans at the Handicraft Village or local businesses in traditional markets supports fair compensation.
Your purchases help preserve traditional crafts, art forms (Wayang Kulit, Dikir Barat), and cultural practices.
Prioritize items purchased from local artisans and small local businesses for authentic craftsmanship.
Responsible travel ensures your visit benefits the local economy and communities. Your spending choices have a direct influence.
Find ways to engage with and support local communities directly. This could include homestays in rural areas or engaging in workshops in the vicinity.
Prioritize buying directly from local artisans at the Handicraft Village or from small local businesses in traditional markets.
Watch out for possible exploitation. Avoid activities that exploit animals or people. Research tour operators and attractions to ensure they adhere to ethical standards.
Confirm tour operators follow ethical guidelines, especially for wildlife encounters.
Do not purchase products made from endangered species or participate in illegal trade.
Donate through established local charities or NGOs rather than giving directly to street beggars.
