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Pangkor is perfect
The thing a visitor should know is, unlike Langkawi, Perhentians or Redang which is steeped in western styled hedonism, Pangkor is unpretentious and has the local feel.
First and foremost, it is a fishing village island. The eastern part of the island is bustling with seafaring and seafood activities while its western coast is calm and [...]
Posted: July 4th, 2008 under Malaysia - Maps & travel tutorials.
Tags: accommodation, Langkawi, Lumut, monsoon, Pangkor, Perhentian
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Monsoon Mood Swings in Malaysia
Malaysia is weathered by features that switch from fair to fury and back in time it takes you to duck.
You bet, they don’t call our jungle rainforest for nothing. A Malaysian downpour makes European heaviest rain looks like sprinkles, in comparison. We can safely say colonial English certainly did not come here for the [...]
Posted: May 3rd, 2008 under Malaysia - For beginners.
Tags: Borneo, climate, Malaysia, monsoon, Perhentian, Sabah, weather
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