Kampung Kraftangan

Kampung Kraftangan (12 February 2006)


Kampung Kraftangan (GPS: 6.13198, 102.23799) also called Kota Bharu Handicraft Village and Gelanggang Seni is a cultural centre in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. It was established to showcase the crafts, traditional sports and recreational activities of Kelantan.

The Kampung Kraftangan is sited in a complex built of wood in the traditional style. It surrounds a square with a fountain in the middle, in the shape of a sirih tray. The entrance is through a Kelantanese palisade gateway often seen in Kota Bharu palaces.

Kampung Kraftangan is on the Map of Kota Bharu, Kelantan

Entrance to Kampung Kraftangan (1 May 2017)


Kampung Kraftangan (1 May 2017)


Kampung Kraftangan (1 May 2017)


Kampung Kraftangan (1 May 2017)


Kampung Kraftangan (1 May 2017)


Kampung Kraftangan (1 May 2017)


Kampung Kraftangan (1 May 2017)


Kampung Kraftangan, with Bazar Tengku Anis in the background. (1 May 2017)


Kampung Kraftangan (12 February 2006)


View of the traditional houses in the Handicraft Village (12 February 2006)


Wooden architecture of Kampung Kraftangan (12 February 2006)


Roof tiles of Kampung Kraftangan (12 February 2006)

360° View of Kampung Kraftangan on Google Maps Street View

Kampung Kraftangan

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