Tasik Kenyir ( Kenyir Lake) is currently the largest man-made lake in South-east Asia. It was created by the building of the Sultan Mahmud Dam and the drowning of forests to fill it. Located in the Malaysian state of Trengganu, this huge lake of Malaysia shares its borders with Pahang in the south and Kelantan in the west, and is an access point to Taman Negara (National Park) from Trengganu, via Pengkalan Gawi (Gawi Jetty) and Petang Island.