went to Pangkor Island for club assembly last weekend.. I had so much fun over there..
wish we could stay more longer >.<
Pulau Pangkor is an island off the coast of Perak in north-west peninsular Malaysia, reached by ferry from Lumut. It has a land area of only 8 square kilometers, and a population of approximately 25,000 islanders. It is heavily promoted as a low-key tourist destination by the Malaysian government, but fishing and fish products remain major industries.
da dang, welcome to Pulau Pangkor =)
Dutch Fort
Just south of Pangkor Town lies Kampong Teluk Gedung. There is the old Dutch Fort. It is build in 1670 and used for storing tin. The Dutch used to Fort further as a stronghold against local Malays and pirates.
Today only some of the foundations are left. The Dutch Fort is located just at the entrance to Tiger Rock of where there is a hotel: Tiger Rock.
Fu Lin Kong Temple
The Foo Lin Kong Temple is a fairly new Taoist temple. It has been build at the foot of Pangkor Hill in the village of Sungai Pinang Besar. The temple has a nice garden partly build on the hillside. There is a miniature Chang Cheng (Great Wall) of China to admire. On the roof you will see the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac.
The are turtles and plenty of different fish in the ponds around the temple.
searching for my love letter??
at first i thought this was a post box.. [laugh]
but actually it was a donation box >.<
went for cycling right after the club meeting..
cycled all the way to Pasir Bogak =)
Pantai Pasir Bogak is a few kilometers away from Pangkor Town on the West side of the island. This beach is probably the most popular of the Pangkor beaches. Maybe it is because it is so close to Pangkor Town. It has been described as 'the biggest swimming pool in the world'. The water is shallow and crystal clear. You will be able to arrange water-sport-facilities as jet-skiing, snorkeling or rent a canoe. All along the beach there are open-air food-stalls offering specialties such as barbecued squids, satay and fish crisps. Accommodation is easily available, ranging from luxury hotels, chalets to the more Spartan comforts of 'attap' huts and camping sites.
It's real tired to cycle all the way up to this look-up point, the hill was sooooo steep!!!
all the girls cycled till half way then give up and walk..
Next, we had our dinner at Restaurant Coco, hmm, the food is nice and it's cheap!!
From left [up] : Eunice (red shirt), Samantha, Wan Jia, Nicholas Lim, Wern Yi, Kwai Hong(new member), Wayne, Jitco
From left [down] : Momo aka Alyson, Hui Jin, Sook Sun the president, Xiao Wen and the ugly me
Looking forward for next term club assembly - Pulao Labuan !!!
woo hooo~
