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Oktober 2008: Pulau Pangkor

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a continuation to the previous post, The Orient Star.

arriving, we chartered a van as our tour bus. paying RM80 per van for 2 hours tour.. I think the taxi was highly priced, the reason that we chose to pay for the van and share. Yea.. doesnt look classy but, who cares! Haha!

I don't remember the boat ticket price.. sorry! rm6 maybe..

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There are few different views from the island; 1) towards the mainland Lumut, 2) boat making, 3) seafood processing, and 4) the Malacca Straits view.







Towards Lumut View














1) To the East of the Island, towards Lumut: not my favourite.. boring view.
2) To the north of Pangkor Town, Boat Making: wow.. i've never seen anything like that. We do have that in Sibu Sarawak. But seriously its not for boat, its shipyard!
3) Also to the north of Pangkor Town, Seafood Processing: The factory of course smells like seafood.. and at the end of our tour, I spent RM163.00 for snacks and processed seafood! I end up dragging a big box with me! Suits you hera!
4) To the west of Pangkor Island, Malacca Straits was a breathtaking view..






Fishing boat making .. Doesnt look like a boat yet.. Ai pakcik sebelah ni kacau betul.. Time org ambik gambo la die nak potong.. ceh.. pakcik, tepi skit...


We also have the chance to go to the Dutch Fort (Kota Belanda) for a reallyyyy quick photography session.. amateur ones of course.. with our digital cam. hehe.

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Our second last stop after touring the island, is a beach. Teluk Nipah beach I think. Seems to forgot now.. after 6 months.

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around 4pm we went back to the hotel, with boss waiting.. for tea break.. haha!
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  1. PsyclistSeptember 18, 2011 at 8:55 PM

    Map provided by www.pulau-pangkor.com I requested a link back to my site but apparently you found it easier to steal it anyway

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  2. UnknownJuly 3, 2012 at 1:39 PM

    sorry but i did not steal your pic. check it, i traced it back to your blog page. u can click on the page and see that it opens another page, surely not mine.

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