KEDAH, together with the neighboring state of Perlis are traditionally known as the "Rice Bowl of Malaysia". Vast stretches of rice fields dominate Kedah's panoramic landscape. Alor Setar, its capital, is home to many old buildings which still stand in their original form together with other relics of the past.
Situated in Alor Setar It is an impressive classical wooden building built in 1898, embodying certain Malay-Thai architecture. It is an example of the historical and cultural relationship between Kedah and Thailand. Also called the "great hall", is frequently used for royal and state occasions.
Situated in Alor Setar
Opened in 1912, built with the Moorish traditional architecture. It is a mosque with numerous arches and columns, black domes and imposing minarets. It is one of the most beautiful mosques in the state. Hosted the annual state's Koran reading competition.
