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Pengkalan Kubur is a Malaysian border town on the Malaysia-Thailand border in the state of Kelantan. Across the Golok River is the Thai town of Tak Bai in Narathiwat province, Southern Thailand.

Pengkalan Kubur is situated within the district of Tumpat. It has a tax-free area selling goods, mainly clothes, footware and kitchenware at very reasonable prices which attracts many tourists.

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This open-air trading area, occupying about a quarter acre, is the stage for Kelantan commerce. As the day unfolds, traders enter and exit like actors in a play, changing the scene from a wholesale market to a wet market and finally to a typical local night market.

In the early hours of the morning, wholesale traders assemble their goods along the road, under the glare of fluorescent lights. Huge baskets, bursting with colour and aroma are set on the ground, offering all kinds of vegetables and every imaginable spice. Everything is sold in bulk at incredible wholesale prices. The atmosphere is almost surreal as traders and buyers go about the process of buying and selling under the cloak of the night and a million stars.

In the later hours of the morning, another set of traders enters the arena turning the whole place into a busy wet market. Fishermen with the morning’s catch and butchers with fresh, prime meat gather to make a sale. Scales are brought out, cleavers are sharpened, and blood, inevitably, spills. The locals shop here for the best cuts and freshest seafood – poultry, beef, fish, clams, squids.

In the evening, the scene changes yet again. Trestle tables are set up within inches of each other, leaving only a narrow lane for shoppers to negotiate their way through. Stools and plastic tables are brought out, the gas stove is fired up and food is served. Music, and sometimes dikir barat tunes, blares from speakers while fairy lights twinkle in rhythm, signaling the start of the pasar malam or night market.

This outdoor “shopping mall” has something for everyone. Local Kelantan food and desserts for the hungry; perfumes, shoes and clothes for the fashionable; music CDs, video CDs and even stereo systems for fans of entertainment; vegetables and fruits for the cook; traditional medicines for the weary; jewellery (including gold and gemstones) for the indulgent; and the charged, electric atmosphere for those who cannot afford anything.

This is Wakaf Che Yeh at its busiest. The narrow lanes are crammed full with tourists bargaining for souvenirs and locals shopping for groceries. It’s the perfect place to practice a little Kelantanese and catch some local action till the wee hours of the morning when the whole scenario repeats itself with the arrival of the wholesalers and their huge baskets of goods.

Wakaf Che Yeh located along Jalan Kuala Krai in Kota Bharu is a favourite shopping destination in Kelantan and attracts people from all over. This place is more active at night when traders set up numerous stalls selling unusual local food, exotic tropical fruits, cheap clothes, second hand goods as well as fresh produce.

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1) Tolong pergi kedai : RM4.00
2) Tolong jaga adik : RM4..00
3) Tolong buang sampah : RM1.00
4) Tolong kemas bilik : RM2.00
5) Tolong siram bunga : RM3.00
6) Tolong sapu sampah : RM3.00
Jumlah : RM17.00

Selesai membaca, si ibu tersenyum memandang si anak sambil sesuatu berlegar-legar si mindanya. Si ibu mencapai sebatang pen dan menulis sesuatu di belakang kertas yang sama.

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2) Kos berjaga malam kerana menjagamu - PERCUMA
3) Kos air mata yang menitis keranamu - PERCUMA
4) Kos kerunsingan kerana bimbangkanmu - PERCUMA
5) Kos menyediakan makan minum, pakaian, dan keperluanmu -PERCUMA
Jumlah Keseluruhan Nilai Kasihku - PERCUMA

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"Saya Sayangkan Ibu". Kemudian si anak mengambil pen dan menulis "Telah Dibayar" pada mukasurat yang sama ditulisnya.

KELANTAN

Negeri Kelantan adalah sebuah daripada 13 buah negeri di Malaysia yang kaya dengan sumber asli. Mempunyai keluasan lebih kurang 14,922  km persegi, terletak  di Timur laut  semenanjung Malaysia, berhadapan dengan Laut China Selatan. Malaysia meliputi 336,700 km persegi yang terdiri daripada semenanjung Sabah dan Sarawak di Kepulauan Borneo. Kota Bharu, ibu negeri Kelantan, ialah sebuah bandar yang sibuk sebagai pusat tumpuan bagi pentadbiran dan aktiviti perniagaan. Negeri ini terbahagi kepada  10 jajahan pentadbiran iaitu, Kota Bharu, Pasir Mas, Tumpat, Pasir Puteh, Bachok, Kuala Krai, Machang, Tanah Merah, Jeli dan Gua Musang. Negeri Kelantan menikmati iklim tropika yang baik, di mana hampir setiap tahun hujan turun dengan berselang-seli mengikut bulan tertentu pada setiap tahun. Biasanya hujan yang lebat akan berterusan selama beberapa hari atau beberapa bulan akan turun pada bulan November, Disember dan Januari.

Muzium

Muzium di  Kota Bharu terletak berdekatan antara satu sama lain di "Padang Merdeka" dibuka setiap hari mulai pukul 10 pagi hingga 6 petang kecuali hari jumaat.

Kelantan kaya dengan pelbagai jenis barangan kraftangan seperti barangan perak, songket, batik dan ukiran kayu. Barangan ini dipamerkan dan dijualkan kepada orang ramai. Barangan ini boleh diperolehi dengan mudah di Kampung Kraftangan dan Muzium Kraf. Ia terletak berhampiran dengan Istana Balai Besar dan di buka sepanjang minggu kecuali hari Jumaat bermula 9.00 pagi hingga 5.00 petang.

Nama asal Pasar Besar Siti Khadijah ialah Pasar Besar Buluh Kubu. Walaubagaimanapun ianya telah ditukar namanya kepada nama ini oleh Menteri Besar Kelantan sebagai tanda penghormatan kepada kaum Hawa, memandangkan majoriti peniaganya terdiri daripada golongan wanita.

Satu pemandangan yang unik di pasar-pasar di Kelantan ialah peniaganya yang rata-rata terdiri daripada kaum wanita yang terkenal dengan minat berniaga .

Pasar ini mempunyai 4 tingkat dan berbentuk segi lapan. Tingkat bawah dikhususkan untuk barangan basah seperti ikan, sayur-sayuran, ayam dan sebagainya. Tingkat 1 pula diperuntukkan kepada barangan makanan kering seperti serunding, iaitu sejenis makanan Kelantan yang sangat terkenal. Juga terdapat Ayam percik, ikan percik, nasi kerabu, nasi berlauk, nasi dagang, laksam dan somtam merupakan antara makanan yang paling "tersohor" bagi rakyat negeri Kelantan. Kuih tradisional Kelantan seperti kuih "tahi itik, akak, jala mas, buah tanjung, serabe, tepung pelita, dan pelbagai lagi kuih lain yang juga dijual di sini. Manakala tingkat 2 dan 3, untuk barangan bukan makanan.

Pasar ini terletak bersebelahan dengan Bazar Buluh Kubu.

• Batik

Colored designs on textiles, which can be either cotton or silk, are produced by applying wax to the parts that are left uncolored. This traditional method is practiced in various forms throughout the Malay Archipelago, with Terengganu batik as a particular favorite with tourists. Its elegant print stand out as evening wear, and can be found as art pieces on bags and cushion covers.

• Songket

A legacy of the courts of Pattani, the fabric is usually reserved for use on special and ceremonial occasions. Dubbed the 'cloth of gold', songket is produced when threads are interwoven with gold and silver strands, resulting in a brocade of intricate designs and patterns. Each length of cloth represents days of laborious and dexterous work using traditional looms and cotton-spinning devices.

• Woodcarving

One of the oldest traditional crafts in the country, Kelantan woodcarvers take their inspiration from Islamic art and the rich local flora. Although some are decorative pieces, most have a more practical purpose. From houses to palaces, the craft is seen through the intricate designs on beams, supports, balustrades, doors, window shutters, as well as furniture. All bear testimony to the exquisite craftsmanship and enduring quality of the state's woodcarvers.

• Mengkuang (Pandanus Weaving)

Weaving used to be a leisurely pastime of coastal village women in the east coast states of Peninsular Malaysia during the rainy months. Today, it is a thriving cottage industry. The tall, thorny leaves of the pandanus or mengkuang are collected, boiled, dyed and made into colorful mats, beach bags, hats, fans, purses, and slippers.

• Kite(Wau) Making

See the dazzling display of kites gliding and swooping across the azure sky! It was once played by farmers on leveled ground after post-harvesting season. Today, however, kite-flying attracts people from all walks of life. Over the years, kite festivals have encouraged more creativity in kite-making, thus resulting in kites designed in the shape of a fish, cat, caterpillar, or bird. But the Kelantanese wau-bulan (moon-kite) still remains as popular as it was years ago.

• Keris

The most important personal weapon of the Malays, the keris is a two-edged sheathed dagger with an ornate carved handle. Although it has become famous on account of its sinuous blade, the keris is intended to deliver a horizontal thrust, as distinct as a downward stab.