Unique and Economic Holiday in a Great Heavenly Place!
Pangkor offers such a unique yet inexpensive holiday
destinations with a charming mix of fishing villages as well as resorts for the
tourists. The tourists will have the chances to visit the fishermen and
experienced by themselves on how they work, the lifestyle they had plus
together with home staying with some of the villagers' families there. This is
a very good idea since they do not have to book for rooms at the resorts. The
villagers indeed are very friendly and you do not have to worry on how they
will treat you.
More Exotic Things to be found in the Island of Malaysia
Pangkor Island is one of the most exotic islands which
tourist can visit in Malaysia. Similar to every beautiful islands available in
Malaysia, it gives bountifully beauty of sandy beaches at Seri Dewi Beach which
is tailor made for sunbathing, adventurous snorkeling spots, jet skiing,
canoeing, wind surfing and other water activities.
Snorkeling lovers will not miss their chance to explore
Pasir Bogak Beach and Pangkor Laut, one of the familiar places where tourists
will find gorgeous coral reefs in shallow waters as well as experiencing the
mesmerizing sunset on its pristine beaches. One of the nine untouched island
from development process, Sembilan Island, is a right place for scuba-diving
lovers to dive all-out to see a wealth of marine life.
On Land Activities
For those who do not want their bodies to be under the
crystal-clear water, they still can find attractive activities such as
bird-watching around the island such as at the Teluk Nipah area. It is an
unforgettable memory when you can watch the horn bills up close and personal
with your own eyes. Most of the horn bills like to rest on electricity cables
around the island. Therefore, you should take on precaution because you will
surely bump into a few of the magnificent creatures during your stay. And they
might also feed directly from your hand too!
Ground Attractions and Delightful Foods!
Other attractions which can be found at Pangkor Island the
Dutch Fort which is originally built by the Dutch in order to take charge of
the tin mines. Nearby, there is the tiger Rock which is a granite stone carved
with an image of a tiger mauling a boy. Local people claimed that it portrays
the son of a Dutch bigwig that disappeared and some others believed that the
boy had been killed by a tiger in 1743.
Furthermore, you may savor the famous delicacies of local
cuisine at the small town on the island at the stalls on the roadside. The
stalls are being acknowledged for varieties of seafood dishes such as dried
cuttlefish, grilled jellyfish and many more for your taste buds. Tourists can
also shop all kinds of fresh dried and salted fish, squids, and anchovies at
bargain price! Talking about accommodations, there are lists to be chosen
depending on the budget you would like to spend.
By,
Hanne FN.
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