Min Lian Hotel Pangkor
A-2 Main Road, Jalan Besar Pangkor, Pulau Pangkor, Perak, Malaysia
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Island Lifer
... I notice a kid here and there drifting past me in the water followed by, presumably, their mother and I see no one else down in that part of the bay, so I pack up and head that way. Just behind a tree are two locals. I know they are local because they say 'Hello', twice(for the record, i said hi and hello back).And then proceed to stare at me. For the whole time. I walk past and find the rocks I'm after and climb up. I'm just out of sight to them and it's just the ...
Island Of The Hornbills
... then set out for Coral Beach. And it was beautiful, consisting of a stunning curve of soft sand bordered by trees. True, there were a few concrete buildings under the trees but these were mostly hidden. The beach itself was relatively clean except for some dead coral at one end. Best still, as we would subsequently find out, the water was warm and there was no sharp intake of breath at the moment when the first wave rose above our navels. We spent the next few days bathing ...
Asia's Low Cost Carrier
... Lumpur early in the morning and our travel plans went more smoothly thereafter. We’d cancelled our Kuala Lumpur hotel booking for the previous night due to the delayed flight so instead we made our way to the bus station for the first coach to Lumut, the departure point for ferries to our destination of Pulao Pangkor.
We slept through part of the journey but did see enough of the countryside to note the preponderance of trees that overwhelm rural Malaysia, many of them ...
Happy New Year
... around the resort a bit much to the confusion of both Rein and his opponent who both asked me why he was so angry - he doesn't like to lose!!!!!! After one last swim for Dan and I (Rein can still only hobble around) as is New Years day tradition we went to watch the football which was easier said than done given where we were but we found a hostel with a couple of football flags outside which had it on I think mainly because there was a guy from Manchester ...
Last Night in Pangkor
... out early in the morning so I could make the bus from Lumut to Butterworth at 8:30 am so I could make my train at 2 pm from Butterworth. The woman from Holland and a couple from Latvia (he was about 20-30 years her senior, which was strange. She was around my age.) were also planning on joining us so that we could split taxi fare. The boys were headed on to Kuala Lumpur and the rest of us going to Butterworth.
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