Makam DiRaja Bukit Keledang (Makam Sultan Zainal Abidin I)

Bukit Keledang is a small hill on the outskirts of Kuala Terengganu, listed among Terengganu's historic sites as Makam Diraja Bukit Keledang (Royal Mausoleum of Bukit Keledang). In the 18th century it served as a base for traders unloading goods from upriver Terengganu, and it was the original site of the palace of Sultan Zainal Abidin I (r. 1708-1733), the first Sultan of Terengganu, who built a palace and a fort known as the 'old fort'; the hill was then called Bukit Nangka, and the Sultan's posthumous title 'Marhum Bukit Nangka' implies his burial association with the site. It is also the burial place (makam) of Nang Zainab (Cik Puan Besar), consort of Sultan Zainal Abidin II, together with other dignitaries and royal family members; several old graves on the hilltop are mostly damaged and hard to identify.