In the afternoon, the programme continued at the Kampung Laut Multipurpose Hall, where participants had the opportunity to listen to Encik Harun Hassan, a former Tok Siak of Masjid Kampung Laut, who shared his life experiences in the village and his role in managing the original mosque prior to its relocation to Nilam Puri. A detailed workshop briefing was then conducted by the convener and researchers before students were assigned to their respective research groups and zones. Ar. Ahmad Najib Ariffin served as the emcee for the first day at both UMK and the Kampung Laut Multipurpose Hall.

On the second day, participants spent the full day investigating and documenting architectural heritage throughout Kampung Laut. The villagers warmly welcomed them and offered full cooperation during the documentation activities.
The final day concluded with group presentations showcasing the participants’ comprehensive mapping and inventory work, presented at the Kampung Laut Multipurpose Hall. Ar. Nik Abdul Aziz bin Nik Din delivered the closing speech together with Tuan Haji Kamaruddin Abd. Aziz. A special appearance by Haji Wan Mat Zin bin Wan Yusoff, Imam of Masjid Al-Hidayah Kampung Laut, provided deeper insights into the historical and cultural significance of Kampung Laut and its mosque. Encik Abdul Razak bin Abd Aziz, PAM HCC Committee Member, served as the emcee for the closing event.

The PAM Heritage and Conservation Committee extends its gratitude to all participating institutions, committee members, researchers, and the PAM East Coast Chapter for their dedication and contributions. It also thanks the host university, University Malaysia Kelantan, for their commitment and support in making the event a success. PAM looks forward to future collaborations with more institutions to continue promoting awareness and developing a comprehensive inventory of Malaysia’s architectural heritage.