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TERRAPURI - AN ARCHITECTURE OF A LOST KINGDOM (PART 2) Pintu Gerbang "Gunungan" or “Mountain” representing Mount Meru,the adobe of the gods situated at the centre of the iniverse in Hindu-Buddhist mythology. "Gunungan" also denotes status and power, which is why "gunungan" was found at the entrance of the palace It also has a sense of welcome and a grand arrival. It is interesting to know that the line or gentle curve at the lower bottom of this style, in Langkasuka design principle interplay of convex and concave lines meeting at the notch to sym bolize male and female elements, and denoting unity and harmony in life. Overall, the design and the curve of Langkasuka "Gunungan" are elegant and proportionate, the master craft and intricate of this design shows the harmony, splendor and sense of welcoming. Terengganu Classic House The villa / houses posts raise about 8 feet high of the ground to avoid

TERRAPURI HERITAGE VILLAGE, PANTAI PENARIK (PART 1) Terrapuri Village Resort is a prime example of a conservation and a restoration project of Terengganu Malay Classic houses. The resort is located near Pantai Penarek in Kampung Mangkuk, Setiu - the northern part of Terengganu. There are 29 antique houses aged 100 to 250 years used during restoration process. The layout of the resort is inspired by the 17th century Terengganu Palace and the word Terrapuri itself means "The Land of Palaces" and suits its 20+ exclusive restored villas, a gallery and a beach house. Terrapuri sits on the land flanked by the South China Sea on one side and mangrove river on the other (Setiu Wetland). By day coconut trees sway amidst sea breezes with stunning view of Pulau Perhentian, Lang Tengah, Pulau Cepu, Redang and Bidong islands, shimmer invitingly just offshore in emerald iridescence. By night, fireflies flash about while, in different seasons, ocean-going green tu