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	Sultan Abu Bakar Museum A visit to Pekan would not be complete without a trip to the The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum which houses a rich collection of century old artifacts. Among some of the items displayed are priceless antiques including glassware and ceramics, as well as exhibits tracing the lineage of Pahang's royalty. The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum, which is the official name of the Pekan State Museum, is located at Jalan Sultan Ahmad. The present brick and stone museum building was originally constructed in 1929 as a house for the British Resident. During the Japanese occupation from 1942-1945 it served as the headquarters for the Japanese Army in Pahang. After the war, in 1948, the late Sultan Abu Bakar took over the building to replace Istana Seri Terentang as the official palace which he renamed Istana Kota Beram. In 1970, it was then converted into a museum, established on the proposal by the second Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Abdul Razak bin Dato’ Hussein.

Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

A visit to Pekan would not be complete without a trip to the The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum which houses a rich collection of century old artifacts.
Among some of the items displayed are priceless antiques including glassware and ceramics, as well as exhibits tracing the lineage of Pahang's royalty.
The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum, which is the official name of the Pekan State Museum, is located at Jalan Sultan Ahmad. The present brick and stone museum building was originally constructed in 1929 as a house for the British Resident. During the Japanese occupation from 1942-1945 it served as the headquarters for the Japanese Army in Pahang. After the war, in 1948, the late Sultan Abu Bakar took over the building to replace Istana Seri Terentang as the official palace which he renamed Istana Kota Beram. In 1970, it was then converted into a museum, established on the proposal by the second Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Abdul Razak bin Dato’ Hussein.


Tonjet Tonjet is yet another traditional Pekan, served either as an appetizer or a dessert... (view video)	Puding Raja Puding Raja ("Royal Pudding") is a traditionalPekan,Pahang Malay dish taken as an appetizer or dessert... (view video)

Telur Belangkas Another delightful dessert straight from the Royal kitchen of Pahang... (view video)	Ayam Golek Pekan A local delicacy of Pekan,Pahang with a special sauce that can only be found specifically in the town of Pekan... (view video)

Jala Mas A royal dessert that is usually accompanied with the 'Puding Raja' dessert. Like the 'Telur Belangkas' and the 'Kuih Tonjet', it is also served as part of a set. (view video)	Sultan Abu Bakar Museum A visit to Pekan would not be complete without a trip to the The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum which houses a rich collection of century old artifacts. Among some of the items displayed are priceless antiques including glassware and ceramics, as well as exhibits tracing the lineage of Pahang's royalty. (view video)

Silk Weaving Center Pahang proudly boasts of the quality of its local silk produced at Kampung Keladi, Pekan. Famous for its Sutera Tenun Pahang Diraja or "Royal Pahang Woven Silk" cloth woven traditionally with weaving methods passed down through the generations. (view video)	The House of Tun Abdul Razak Not too far from Silk Weaving Center, beside the Pulau Keladi Cultural Center lies the house where of one of Malaysia's founding fathers and beloved second Prime Minister, the late Tun Abdul Razak was born. (view video)

Pekan, Pahang Known as the royal town of Pahang and the birth place of Malaysia's Father of Development, Tun Abdul Razak. It has been said, the town was named after the Bunga Pekan flower that grows wild along the banks of the Pahang River. (view video)	The Royal Palace The Royal Palace of Pahang, also known as the Abu Bakar Palace is a renown, suitably majestic structure set in pretty grounds. Named after Almarhum Sultan Abu Bakar, it was constructed in the year 1965 and was duly completed in the year 1974. (view video)

Tanjak, Pahang The wearing of the Malay headdress is a tradition that dates back to the times of the Malay sultanate. (view video)

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