1. Pantai Suri Floating Market, Kelantan

2. Floating Market Pengkalan Datu, Kelantan
There's another floating market you should visit in Kelantan and it's called Floating Market Pengkalan Datu, also known as Pasar Terapung Sungai Pengkalan Datu. It also opens every Saturday and much closer to Kelantan's capital city, Kota Bharu. Similar to Pantai Suri Floating Market, visitors can find Kelantanese street food and grilled seafood to enjoy at affordable prices. Address: 2617, Jalan Raja Sakti, Kampung Kedai Lalat, 16150 Kota Bharu, Kelantan Opening hours: Every Sat, 8.30PM-2PM3. Pasar Terapung Kolam JPS Perlis
If you're travelling to Perlis, the northern state of Peninsular Malaysia, make your way to Pasar Terapung Kolam JPS Perlis. Situated in Pengkalan Assam, this floating market may not be as thriving as the ones in Thailand but it has less than 10 boats selling fresh fruits and grilled fish that are perfect for snacks. Since it has a lakeside location, it's the perfect place for a relaxing picnic with your loved ones. Besides that, you can also go kayaking, fishing and enjoy other leisure activities. Address: Kompleks JPS Perlis Pengkalan Asam, Kampung Telok Kachang, 01000 Kangar, Perlis Opening hours: Sat; 9AM-10PM, Sun; 9AM-7PM (Closed on Mon-Fri) While we're waiting for borders to reopen again, there are many ways we can relive the overseas experience in Malaysia. For more travel inspirations, check out these scenic places in Malaysia that look like they're overseas!Tags:buykelantanmalaysiaperlisshopping-in-malaysiathings-to-do-in-kelantanthings-to-do-in-malaysia