Exploring Malaysia 
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Sungai Lembing Museum
The Sungai Lembing Museum, formerly the residence of a British official, exhibits artifacts from the town's glorious tin mining era as the richest tin mine in the state. Exhibits include mining equipment, mineworker's gear, furniture and other equipment and a diorama of miners at work.
Sultan Abu Bakar Museum
The State Museum located at Jalan Sultan Ahmad in Pekan was the residence of the first British resident in Pahang and also the official residence of the late Sultan Abu Bakar. During World War II it was the Japanese HQ. The museum which has well documented accounts of the history of Pahang and its ancient rulers houses a rich collection which includes valuable antique glassware and ceramics from ancient China, as well as works of art, antiquities and furniture belonging to the Royal Family.
Arts & Cultural Exploration
Pulau Keladi (Cultural Village)
The main attraction of Pulau Keladi Cultural Village, located around 15 minutes away from Pekan, is as the birthplace of Tun Abdul Razak, Malaysia's second Prime Minister. Of equal interest is the Pahang Silk Weaving Center, which gives you an insight into the intricate art of silk weaving.
Sultan Ahmad Shah I Mosque
One of the landmark attractions in Kuantan, the Sultan Ahmad Shah I Mosque is the largest mosque in Pahang. With 180 feet tall minarets the Mosque also has prominent blue and white decorations, a marble interior and blue and yellow stained glass windows.
