Terrapuri Heritage Village

Terrapuri Heritage Village is a beachfront heritage resort and cultural village in Kampung Mangkuk, Setiu, Terengganu, on Peninsular Malaysia's east coast. It comprises 29 restored centuries-old traditional Terengganu Malay wooden houses relocated and conserved on a 24-acre site facing the South China Sea. Notable for authentic architecture, intricate woodcarving and cultural preservation, it operates as both a boutique heritage hotel and an educational attraction showcasing Malay building traditions.

Visitors can expect a beachfront village of 29 authentic, restored Terengganu Malay timber houses raised on stilts, set among landscaped grounds facing Penarik Beach and the South China Sea. Guests explore furnished heritage houses with carved wood panels and traditional layouts, join guided tours explaining architecture and conservation, view cultural demonstrations, and access a sandy beach, restaurant serving Terengganu cuisine, and overnight accommodation in heritage houses.

The village preserves 29 traditional Terengganu Malay houses dating from the mid-19th to early 20th century, rescued from across Terengganu and Kelantan where they were threatened by demolition or decay. The houses were dismantled, transported and meticulously restored using traditional techniques and materials to conserve classical Malay architectural heritage, including Rumah Bujang, Rumah Limas and Rumah Perabung Lima styles.

Showcases Terengganu Malay architectural heritage, woodcarving craftsmanship, and traditional village lifestyle. Serves as a living heritage conservation project that educates visitors on Malay building traditions, spatial customs, and coastal community culture, and supports preservation of intangible heritage through cuisine, crafts and cultural activities.