Pangkor-Attraction
Pangkor-attraction--Pangkor Island has a variety of attractions that would appeal to beach, and nature lovers as well as those that seek to feel a sense of adventure during their vacation. When you arrive to the Pangkor Island you will feel as if you've traveled six decades into the past; a past where only nature has been at work to create a special picture perfect place. In Pangkor the greatest attraction is "Island" itself.
Place of Interest
Batu BersuratA short distance from the Dutch Fort is Batu Bersurat (Sacred Rock). On this massive rock, drawings of a tiger mauling what is believed to be a child can be found. Local history has it that the boy was the son of a Dutch dignitary who disappeared and was believed to be attacked by a tiger.pangkor-attraction. 
DUTCH FORT (KOTA BELANDA)At Teluk Gedung lies the 330 year old stone foundation of a Dutch Fort built in 1670. It was one of the Dutch strongholds against pirates and local Malays. Actually, during the Dutch occupation in the 17th century, tin supplies from Pangkor and the mainland were stored for protection in this fort. As time goes by, the locals were unhappy with the treatment of the Dutch. So, they managed to destroy the fort sometime in 1690. This is not the end because the Dutch then returned in full force to rebuild the fort.pangkor-attraction 
FU LIN KONG CHINESE TEMPLEFu Lin Kong is a Chinese temple in Pangkor Island. Brilliant in color and structure, the temple was built using the traditional tau kung or bracket system which practiced from the time of dynasties and emperors. Many Chinese tourists like to visit and pray in this temple to get the blesses from god. However, this doesn't mean that Chinese temple is only the favorite place for Chinese only. 
GIAM ISLAND Giam Island is one of the 2 smaller islands fronting Nipah Bay (Teluk Nipah). The other neighboring island is Pulau Mentagor. Nipah Bay is about 20 minutes by taxi van ride from Pangkor Jetty. Giam Island is a fairly popular place to visit by kayaking from Nipah Bay. Rental of kayak is about RM10/hour and easily found along the beach NIPAH BAY Further down the road, is the increasingly popular Teluk Nipah. Accommodation here caters much to the middle to lower-ranged budgets and can be a little disappointing to those who have something of a romantic notion of island getaway in mind. Chalets, restaurants and motels line the streets and even the small alleyways and during the peak seasons, it's jam-packed with tourists. The main road lies between the beach and the motels and chalets so don't expect to get any rooms on the beach itself. PANGKOR TOWN Walk around town to savour some of the local cuisine while sightseeing. If your timing is right, you might even see the fishermen hauling in their catch. Visit a seafood factory producing dried cuttlefish, anchovies, fish satay, and dried shrimps for a taste of Pangkor that can be brought home. GOLDEN SANDS (PANTAI PUTERI DEWI) The beach is a 3-kilometer long stretch of white sands, located on the northwest of the island. It is cleaned regularly by the resort personnel. Plenty of space to call you own - resting, relaxing, watching the hornbills which call this area home, or just sunbathing.pangkor_attraction. PASIR BOGAK BEACH This is one of the most popular seaside resort of Pangkor. It has been described as the biggest swimming pool in the world. The water is shallow and crystal clear, offering endless hours of fun and frolic in the sun kissed sea along the vast coral reef. It is accessible by road from Pangkor Town. Yes... Pangkor Island sure have its own attraction. One day Pangkor Island day trip can full of variety,and enjoy trips. No wonder why so many people are visiting Pangkor Island on Saturday and Sunday. Come to Pangkor Island now..and sure explore this fantastic Island attractions. Why wait...book with us today by call my handphone : 60165189357
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