Pangkor Island was a truly beautiful island. The name itself, "Pang-ko", in Thais means beautiful. This island still remains beautiful today and shall be remained beautiful in the following many generations, only if tourist takes part to be a responsible Eco-friendly explorer.
I had seen there was great effort initiated by the owner of the fish house homestay, Mr Tan & Mdm Joyce, to maintain the cleanliness not just for business premises they manage, but also for the island's area environmental.
Pangkor in the past & present day
environment educational poster
wasted trunk being collected & recycled
abandoned wooden door being recycled
wooden junk being recycled
junk wooden parts & tree-branches being recycled
died coral reef being recycled
seashells, died coral reef & other junks being recycled
creative idea
died seaweed being recycled
another creative idea
Still, there are still many irresponsible tourists or probably villagers their own leaving their own "shits" of junk into sea. When low tide, there you would have these 'spoiled' scenery.
Junks floated after low tide
Dogs & other inhabitants will come to rummage for foods
We woke up early on the next day and went to the renowned Pangkor Island's temple - Fu Ling Kong Temple ( 福临宫 ) for morning prayer. Before reaching the temple, we stopped by a food court which resided at the left-hand-side on the way to the temple for breakfast.
My lovely wife likes this a lot, a 'Pau' (bun) filled with milky pumpkin.
milky pumpkin fillings bun
a fishy mixed bun
my late mother-in-law liked this
I like this, classic :)
Before check-out from the fish house, there was still plenty of time for us to pack our luggage, relax & selfie.
relaxing selfie moment
The owner was kind enough to let us drive his car to the jetty, whereby his staff will pick it up at the jetty then. So we could stopped by the town center to buy some stuffs before boarding.
The Pangkor Island's Homes for Elderly
another homestay besides the jetty
Time to go home ...
"special super VIP seat" at the cockpit :)p
see I'd grabbed so many stuffs
selfie at the Lumut jetty
go again ?
Since this was our fourth visit to the beautiful Pangkor Island, we would like to share some photos which we shot in the previous precious moments ......
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