Kuala Sepetang in northern Perak, a century-old fishing port with rich historical value, has transformed from a prosperous port into a fishing village home. Although the glory of the former port is historical, its unique geographical environment, in addition to being the largest mangrove ecological treasure house in West Malaysia, has rich and delicious seafood, traditional and rare charcoal kiln industry, and even the history of the first railway in Malaysia.

In 2014, the community art carnival jointly promoted by the Sepetang Youth Club, Sepetang Xinbaxin Xuantian God and Gonggong Temple, and Kunlun Tan Taishang Laojun Temple in Sepetang Tanyao Road hopes to discover through community education. Sepetang's natural and humanistic, geographical, historical and cultural assets, and its colors are "seen" by many people, making the fishing village more vivid, beautiful and exciting, and making the villagers feel proud.

Kuala Sepetang, Matang and Kuala Sangga all have beautiful natural ecological environments such as a large mangrove forest, a habitat for migratory birds, history and culture, charcoal kiln cultural industry, and the name of the capital of cockles. However, are they missing something? Is the quality of living, sanitation and cleanliness of the environment, overall community planning and public art space taken care of and put "beauty" into life?

"See Sepetang" hopes that the natural beauty of this place can be sustained and undamaged. However, how to make beauty not only for the natural environment but also for people, land, history, and culture from the autonomy of beauty. The industry has a clear understanding of what we need to protect and persist in environmental and community education.