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Sungai Burung Aquarium — a charming and surprisingly creative stop that blends marine life with art and local character. While modest in size, this privately run attraction has gained popularity for its whimsical touches and fun, educational vibe that appeals to both kids and adults.

If you're looking for a cheerful and picturesque escape in Bagan Datuk, the Sunflower Garden in Bagan Sungai Burung is a must-visit. This vibrant garden spans nearly one hectare and is home to over 2,000 radiant sunflowers that bloom in rotating cycles—ensuring golden views throughout most of the year.

When the sun dips low over Sungai Burung, Bagan Datuk transforms into a stage for one of nature’s most mesmerizing double features — Eagle Feeding at sunset followed by the enchanting glow of Blue Tears at night.

Sky Mirror of Bagan Datuk is one of Malaysia’s most enchanting natural phenomena — a magical mirror-like sandbank that appears only at certain times of the month when tides recede to reveal a shallow seabed. During these rare windows, the sea becomes a stage for breathtaking reflections of clouds, people, and endless blue sky, making it feel like you're walking on air.

If there’s one thing that defines Bagan Datuk, it’s coconuts. Known as the “Land of Coconuts,” this coastal town is lined with endless coconut plantations, forming a vital part of its economy, landscape, and culture.

Jeti Beting Beras Basah in Bagan Datuk offers a unique blend of history, folklore, and coastal charm. This humble jetty holds great symbolic importance — it marks the legendary landing site of Sultan Muzaffar Shah I, the first Sultan of Perak, in the year 1528. Ever since, every new Sultan of Perak has reenacted this ceremonial landing, continuing a tradition that spans nearly 500 years.