The Most Underrated Island in Malaysia? Pangkor via Lumut | Malaysia Post Lockdown Vlog 2020

[@hellomartywoods]

Pangkor is one of my favorite islands. I don't know why people hate it. It might not be happening like Penang or Langkawi but Pangkor has its own charms. No fancy hotels, no fancy clubs, no overrated beaches, no fancy restaurants, etc. I like to go there for the tranquility and the quietness. Small chalets, quiet beaches and friendly people. The street food is very limited but they are more than enough, seafood is plenty with many choices. Beaches are beautiful and clean actually, I love the sunsets. If you fancy nightlife and hustle bustle of Penang or Langkawi or islands in Thailand, Pangkor definitely not the place. Many tourists I met there actually staying there for more than a week, some a month just to enjoy the island's quietness. My favorite have always been Teluk Nipah and Monkey Beach. The chalets and hotels there are affordable too.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Nailed it. Absolute right and that's why we chose it over the other islands!

[@skbeebee8923]

@@VeggiesOnTour however if not because of this Covid 19 pandemic, it's quite a nightmare trying to get to Pangkor on weekends or public holidays as thousands of local tourist favourite nearby short vacation..had to abandon plans to go Pangkor at times when in Lumut as too crowded ..so nice to see beautiful Pangkor when there is no crowd..

[@kaimazlan5883]

as someone who used to spend years studying near Lumut, i'd totally get it why people dont recommend visiting the Pangkor. or at least not anymore. the beaches and the island itself is under poor management. it's so dirty there with wastes from, or washed away from other paces. The roads and infrastructes were pretty bad too and there isnt much of activities to do there. Hopefully the island can have its image restored back to once it's before.

[@TheAbangz]

Maybe for safety reason.cause our navy army base there.they dont want many outside tourist come there.but for me its one of the cheapest island in malaysia.and quite near to the main land.

[@davegruujohn2168]

There is small island call pangkor laut resort kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYqThKmha61lfdU

[@Mustafa-Kamal-Satar]

I'm Malaysian, residing in KL, been to Pangkor Island 3 times. True, Pangkor is underrated. But that's good, meaning that few would come here and you have the beaches all to yourself. Opposite the island on mainland, there another stunningly beautiful but underrated beach, Telok Batik

[@VeggiesOnTour]

So true! 🙏🏻

[@matthewkhoo9293]

Thanks for letting me host you guys during your first day at the island. Glad you enjoyed your time there!

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Cheers mate. It was a good day you are an impeccable host! We'll see you soon 🙏 🙏

[@unruffledtiger4822]

If want to go bluest with emerald beach...go to perhentian or tioman, msia! or sipadan, or mabul..beware of monsoon season..

[@parameswarar2]

Redang,Batu Batu,Perhentian and Rawa's water are way better than Pangkor.

[@josweet2__110]

Redang is not as beautiful as before, lots of noise, air & water pollution fr the many types of boats catering visitors..

[@parameswarar2]

@@josweet2__110 i know,just too many boats there...too bad!

[@Ruriko.Y]

@@josweet2__110 i went to redang before the monsoon season last year. the water's still blue, but too crowded, certain hotel bars were really loud and my friend who went snorkeling said the corals were badly destroyed from the earlier storm in jan/feb.

[@josweet2__110]

@@Ruriko.Y hi, yes the water is still blue indeed but polluted by fuel etc... corals & fish are also mostly gone, & too crowded- far cry fr 20-25yrs ago 😭

[@monikerpang761]

Pangkor Island looks gorgeous during off-season!

[@VeggiesOnTour]

It was amazing!

[@MrGergasikuat]

yeah pangkor is good bro.. very close to nature.hornbill bird is anywhere.

[@Hippieness-N-Blunders]

I was living in Lumut for a couple of months on work in 2012 at the Orient Star resort. Those days were the best part of my life...still live in my memories!! Had loved my weekend trip to the Pangkor Island!!

[@aishahmz5634]

Pangkor is okay, but Redang, Perhentian, Sipadan, Tioman, etc are much awesome. Langkawi got a lot of activities and places to explore too. Do enjoy your time while u’re here 😉

[@bell5859]

I live nearby, to be exact, Sitiawan. It is crowded on weekends at Lumut and Pangkor. It will be almost ghost town on weekdays. Locals use ikan bilis in many dishes mostly base to saute or soups.

[@massabranexplorer3330]

The switzerland KZbinr also in pangkor island: Moonshine and Lemongrass

[@calvink28]

Day Date 😂 Was about to mention the same thing about Moonshine and Lemongrass too.

[@averageAlias18]

Yes that's right, did you guys meet them?

[@hansomecili]

Adds more mat salleh / foreigner in the island since moonshine & lemongrass says that he's the only foreigner in the island 😂😂😂

[@ridzwanwahid9551]

I just saw Moonshine and Lemongrass video this afternoon and about to mention about his video

[@calvink28]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 looks like so many of us here had subscribed to both their channels. Which is a good thing 👍🏻 and the least we all can do for them in return.

[@bulatlarina]

I used to go there frequently if I want to spend my time alone in the years 2001 to 2010. Pangkor hold a special place in my heart. I will be there again, that's for sure

[@Hippieness-N-Blunders]

I had been here...was living in Lumut for couple of months on a project and it was the best time of life.

[@cookwithvisha8217]

I have been there 5 years ago..in your video pangkor looks soo beautiful..

[@flyingfox3766]

I think covid did wonders to many places including pangkor... it looks nice, but if compared to islands on the east coast like redang or perhentian; those are on another level

[@FoodandFootprints]

Just got back from Redang - incredible being on islands and beaches again!!

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Oh we missed that one! Looked great too!

[@mishaplaysmsp6698]

Pangkor Laut is beautiful ,spent our yearly holidays from UK there but east coast lovely for diving . Go snorkeling, lots of water sports then rent a bike

[@rembautimes8808]

When I was young I used to cycle to the bridge in between Teluk Intan and Lumut. Great video thanks for sharing

[@pingping-vh7is]

Have been following most of the foreign vloggers travelling our country and subscribing to their channels - Veggies ontour, Ken abroad, Moonshine n lemongrass, jetlag warriors, food n footprints, etc.... - must thank them for supporting our tourism during these trying times ! Anyone knows what happened to Where the Jones?

[@mohdk2299]

Where the Jones are just chilling out figuring out next country to visit. They don't like to travel with a mask which virtually you're forced to wear to enter any premises now.

[@toray424]

Pangkor is a fishing village. Not everyone like the rural look of the play. It is fun to ride a bike go around the island

[@nutty13988]

I guess why people shun Pangkor is because it is usually overcrowded on the weekends, the travel here from Kuala Lumpur is too long using old trunk roads, and you can reach much nicer beaches eg: Cherating or Penang with the same amount of effort. I guess when you come back here agan in two years time, it will be much easier and quicker to reach with the West Coast Highway completing by then. Insider tip: If you have a bit of spare cash to burn, there is a very long strip of absolutely unspoilt beach on the mainland, north of Lumut. Called Pasir Panjang at Segari, it is surrounded by palm oil estates and at the end of the beach there is a turtle sanctuary you can check out.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Thanks for the tip, we'd love to go there next time!

[@redzyrezali2587]

Next to Pangkor island is Pangkor Laut island which is more beautiful than the former. FYI Pangkor Laut was oftenly visited by the late Luciano Pavarotti as one of his most favourite places to relax.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

A guy in a restaurant told us about it, crazy!

[@acerazak4087]

Yes, u guys went to Pangkor as I suggested, good choice😊 Pangkor island's beach n sea are not as beautiful like the east coast tropical island of Malaysia but it got its own attraction, enjoy!

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Thanks for the suggestion, we literally loved it - would love to come back! We'll see also the East coast next time.

[@acerazak4087]

@@VeggiesOnTour bagus👍

[@AidanZO305]

You kno u kids are gettn very popular in Malaysia, someone reposted ur vlog and few reactions of ur channel .. all I can say is that Malaysia is elated to have you visit our beautiful and friendly country and appreciate your honest opinions, good or less good 😝 and taking us along with your walks, I absolutely love it! As a Malaysian living abroad, in Miami you made me miss home more than ever and gracias por todo!

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Terima kasih sir 🙌 and we can see why you miss Malaysia, such a great country 🇲🇾

[@AidanZO305]

VeggiesOnTour I am also stucked in Miami, yesterday alone there were ten thousand new cases in florida, unheard off anywhere ... not a good place to be right now, but Thanks to you guys, least I get too see home. Thank you again for all you great contents.

[@askarsepoi]

Pangkor is initially known for fisherman port.. maybe some locals still thinking its just for fisherman. But there is some area really good for picnics and vacations...👍😊

[@jaganzack1764]

It was a happening place in Lumut once open in time.. When the ship building goes on before.. It's Finland's casino ship.. Sunborn 3

[@mnh849]

Normally even on weekdays it's not that quite, maybe people still careful of going out at country side.. n if I'm not mistaken, Malaysian government give a special omission of tourism tax until next year (not sure if foreigners included or not)..

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Ohh that explains it! We've been very lucky then!

[@vivienliewleewen8474]

Glad to know you guys enjoyed Pangkor island. It is laid back and not too touristy, mostly locals . Of course the sea is not as clear compare to the east coast . It has its own charm though.

[@sally88tan]

Moonshine & Lemongrass family’s here too,enjoy & have fun,cheers😊

[@neosera5873]

Lumut is always quite and peaceful. No cinema and hypermarket. Pulau Pangkor was mentioned in the book The Jungle is Neutral.

[@laksamanadamburi6291]

i like pangkor....cheaper than others island in Malaysia...every year i'll be there

[@deepshikasen7800]

This place touches my soul like no other place on earth ❤❤ Lumut and Pangkor

[@sfoba]

Locals are not wrong. Considering the the choice of beaches and islands we have here in Malaysia, Pangkor isn't highly rated. If you're looking for clear blue waters, head to the east coast like Redang or Perhentian. West coast sea generally aren't as clear as the east due to it being major shipping lane that is the Malaccan Straits. But don't take my word for it, google/youtube it!

[@adeenaadam5491]

Enjoyed your footage. Thanks to the both of you, Malaysia will be my next holiday destination after all this Covid19 crap eased. Stay safe.

[@ruslanmuhd5032]

Luciano Pavarotti once been here,& never forget to talk about Pangkor island ever since..

[@saifulrizan8067]

It nice you are visiting Pangkor island. It nice weather now and a bit windy sometimes but not many tourists yet. 👍 Yes, it not much to to there. The usual attractions and site seeing places can be done in a few hours. It good if you want to relax at the beach, swimming and laidback. Rent a motorcycle and do a beach hopping in the island. You might want to meet another KZbinr i watched, Moonshine and Lemongrass. He and his family also just arrived there. You guys can do a colabs (eat out or enjoying the beach together and also bring some duty free chocolate for the kids). Stay safe & enjoy your island holiday. 😃

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Ohhh I think they arrived just when we left!

[@deepskull366]

I HAD GREAT MEMORIES IN PANGKOR. REALLY CHILLED. WAS THERE ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE FASTING MONTH, SO THE ATMOSPHERE IS PRETTY SPECIAL. BEST MEMORIES: JUST LOOKING AT THE RAPTORS FLYING HIGH ABOVE THE ISLAND, AS IF GUARDING IT. HAPPY TRAVELS.

[@Lilyonghuili]

I used to go to Coral Beach for camping. It is less compercial than Teluk Nipah. If you go to the island on the east coast of Malaysia, like Perhentian, the waters are clearer there. However, it is a long way.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Coral beach was literally stunning - think the best one we've seen on the island this time

[@skbeebee8923]

Am so happy both of you got a well deserved holiday in Pangkor after your failed attempt to go Crab Island in Port Klang..I believe they are also fishing villages on stilts that you can visit in Pangkor..hope you get to watch moonshine and lemongrass vlogs too on Lumut , Pangkor, and his few months stay in Penang.. By the way, this is best time to enjoy Pangkor with less crowd and cheaper rooms as Pangkor and Lumut usually very packed with local tourist and can be crazy experience trying to get to Pangkor or enjoying the place.. The sandy beach along the sea water on Pangkor is more comfortable and nice for long walk as less washed up corals and shells as compared to Tioman

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Haha! That was disappointing in Port Klang, but it was never going to live up to the standards of the beautiful Pangkor we think! Definitely worth visiting Pangkor, its absolutely stunning. Tioman is also on our list for next time. Ooh we saw him but I think we had come and gone by the time he had arrived - not sure, but these videos are slightly delayed. We were enjoying it too much on the island!

[@daisuke910]

Due to Covid-19, there is less human activities which is best time to enjoy the pristine nature. Maybe it is due less shipping containers travelling through the straits (one of the factors). Langkawi and Pangkor are both situated on the Straits of Malacca. The locals promoting the eastern beaches of Malaysia more because the water is clear (see through). But I don't see no harm in visiting any beaches. Even the one Penang Island is nice

[@ahmadanwarrudin]

nice to see your video.. but I think it will be good if you can put some background music when you not talking... (such as looking around of the places) it good and nice if you can include some relaxing music 😊 and nice to know you have arrived to your hometown... and hope you can come again to Malaysia ... take care.. always wear mask even in your hometown.. 😷

[@FoodandFootprints]

That beach looks nice! Especially for being so close to KL

[@AnSEpisodes]

wow you guys found a treasure island there! so beautiful! seems like there's so many underrated places in Malaysia :)

[@VeggiesOnTour]

There is so many underrated places in Malaysia for sure! You have to go! Hope you guys are well!

[@PeaceVendetta]

My best thing to do at Pangkor island is watching those beautiful hornbills during the morning before sailing out for fishing near the "White Rock Light House" which looked marvellous.

[@elaizetan250]

Have not been to Pangkor for ages! Bring back good memories.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

West coast islands are pangkor, pangkor laut(private), langkawi. East coast islands are tioman, redang, rawa(private), lang tengah, perhentians. Of course in sabah near philippines even more islsnds

[@theresatan7749]

Ikan bilis not only for nasi lemak. Boiled for delicious clear fishball soup.

[@sleepyowl5252]

Yea, other from side dishes with rice it can be spicy crispy snack too. Become some flavour to local savoury snack.

[@sakinamirsultan6072]

I had been to Pulau Pangkor a few years back, it is beautiful place for relaxing. The beach are quite ok. Enjoy your wonderful trips in Malaysia.

[@terencelee880]

I will come there, in the future, after I got my budget.

[@zxzxxzxz3303]

Thanks for the video... Lumut is my hometown... I miss my hometown so much... Great videos anyway

[@VeggiesOnTour]

💕

[@irisismail1310]

Before the Pandemic, Pangkor island is a local favorite destination.. I think u got lucky to have the beach for yourselves cos usually there are so many people. My family n i used to rent the boats(at Pasir Bogak) to tour the islands n other beaches + snorkeling. There are other beaches that couldn't be reached by bus/car that is more beautiful than Pasir Bogak n Teluk Nipah.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

We will be back and will do that next time! Good suggestion that!

[@Jaguar10My]

Im Malaysian, Pangkor is just okay and yes the island is known by us having muddy beaches since more than 10 years ago... I always prefer Redang & Perhentian Islands for scuba diving and snorkeling.

[@aisyy4685]

Bro dont take teksi bcs they will charge you. Motor would be better u can explore around pangkor in one day

[@azztaffm1365]

the sky looked beautiful. it was definitely a good day on Pangkor

[@danish8003]

I’m from Lumut and you all should visit Pangkor. I have an office expatriate who visits Pangkor more than 5 times!

[@syedshira]

OMG, im so honoured you guys come to perak. Enjoy your time

[@yanputra83]

15:41 I saw in the news about Bournemouth Beach. Very different from what you're seeing there in Pulau Pangkor.

[@justrk3980]

Pavarotti and some world elites once were there at Pangkor Laut..

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Yes, a man on the island actually told us this, interesting!

[@Fzaimhilmibinahmadshariffudin]

If u come to malaysia again, I think u should visit semporna, sabah

[@adamcs2770]

Definitely looks worth the trip...thanks for sharing

[@mohdamin9543]

Well Done , welcome to perak

[@syafiqasyraf8132]

Pangkor island is worth for visiting and i dont understand why local people or other tourists said it is not worth for visiting this island. For me, every Hari Raya i always go visit this island every years to my cousins house and yes this island beautiful. I know that you can see some rubbish on the water but yeah, i dont like it also but this is Asia and not Europe... And, if you visit this island for the first time, you should make some research online what to do in this island and where to eat....and you can go to this island with local people and they can be your tour guides...local people know everything on this island and the price of taxi... And if you not going with some local people, just go to Google and find information about this island..dont shy to ask locals if you cannot find what you wanted...

[@cy97]

I don't think they need this kind of advise from you. They are world traveller, just follow the heart. Not the katak bawah tempurong.

[@syafiqasyraf8132]

@@cy97 it just as suggestion...they not comment anything yet about that...why u nak memandai bz body about my comment? It is my opinion..if u dont like just shut up..bodoh

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Yeah we did some research before, the island is small enough that it's easy to navigate but at the same time there's a few things going on to see and visit, so we thought it was perfect! Matthew that is almost a local helped us too :) We don't understand the comments about it not worth visiting either to be honest, it's so great!

[@IronMAn-wl2tp]

My kampung teluk intan tq coming menara condong 😄

[@julianasalleh2923]

tgk pantai, tenang rasa...indah ciptaan Allah...

[@wakakabravo7998]

Lumut my hometown !!! 🤣 Glad to see a foreign tourists covering lumut and pangkor in their vlog. We got less intention here compare to other touristic area in malaysia. If u go further up in waterfront, there used to be a floating naval ship museum where a real naval ship was donated by malaysia royale navy to the city. But then the ship was demolished because lack of fund and profit. I really hope more tourist will see your video and come visit around lumut and help boosting the economy in this area as more and more touristic place in here have been demolished and abandon. As someone who born, raised and still live in here it make me sad to see what used to be one of beautiful touristic place becoming a polluted industrial district. 😭😭😭😭😭. If u are still here do tell me. I can show u around lumut and manjung eventhough some of the attraction are not as good as it used too 😅

[@megawardana2639]

How far from KL.....

[@wakakabravo7998]

@@megawardana2639 3 hours by car and around 5 hours by bus from KL to lumut, depend on speed. There are highway that that take only 1 hour from KL to lumut unfortunately it still under construction. Hopefully by next year it will 100% complete. Please do come and visit us. 🙂🙂🙂

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Aww - we are no longer there unfortunately - will go back for sure at some point. We loved it! And you're lucky to be that close to Pangkor, what a beauty 🇲🇾

[@goosw6070]

Try to go to Terengganu s islands like Redang or perhentian - you ll get to see turquoise blue sea colours and super fine sandy beaches

[@VeggiesOnTour]

It's on our list but we wanted a place off the touristy map and without the price tags that some of those islands have on the East! We'll go there for sure soon!

[@lvishal]

i was in lumut last year around the same time last year and it was quiet indeed!

[@vivianeviv4024]

told both of u don't go to pangkor..hehe..enjoy your trip at pangkor..explore lot of thing there..

[@purnamamerindu8166]

There are reasons why the islands in west coast peninsula are less popular compared to the east coast.... the water is clearer and less poluted Islands and beaches in Terengganu are the most beautiful in peninsula.....

[@JenutTN]

Saw you walking in Bukit Bintang just now

[@soonhenglim7986]

?? then when was this pangkor video taken?

[@JenutTN]

@@soonhenglim7986 Must be few days back

[@VeggiesOnTour]

ohhh haha that's funny

[@VeggiesOnTour]

@@soonhenglim7986 Yes we're a bit behind with the uploads :)

[@akemrare5493]

Welcome too Pangkor island /next trip ... welcome too Langkawi island' 👍👍😋 .. gdnite 'bro. .... From new friend's akemi Putrajaya Presint 20 Malaysia / god information vlog .

[@tsuiyi]

In my opinion, Pangkor is pretty decent, but just wait til you get to the east coast beaches, its breathtaking there

[@rembautimes8808]

Coral Bay is old school. It was around 40 years ago

[@panzlithium]

Pulau Pangkor is good if you're looking for peaceful stay. And it has old Dutch fort.

[@seannyboyng]

One of my favourite islands!

[@VeggiesOnTour]

We can see why!

[@edalaila3038]

Wow ..Pangkor island beautiful .

[@VeggiesOnTour]

🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🙌🙌🙌

[@megmeg2949]

Me and my family stayed in the same hotel...value for money and love pulau pangkor👍

[@greentea1986]

Some must visit places in Perak Taiping Lake Gardens, Maxwell hill, Gua tempurung

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Stay tuned for our next videos you might see some of those crop up! Hint hint! Haha

[@FirasChelsea1155]

Pangkor island is definitely worthwhile to visit. However, I would recommend going to other islands off the east coast as the islands there are more protected by local authorities than the ones off the west coast, so its cleaner. Namely, Pulau Tioman, Pulau Perhentian, Pulau Kapas, Pulau Redang, Pulau Rawa and some others.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

We wanted the beauty without the price tags, a few of those mentioned are on our list for next time for sure!

[@amingary2725]

Pangkor Island is my Village.. Welcome to Pangkor..

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Thank you, we absolutely loved it there!

[@idznimokhtar7317]

love to see u guys happy. enjoy ur trip dear couple. stay save guys

[@bungaialoevera]

It's a nice place for a short weekend getaway I would say but not much else other than that. 😄

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Great for gateaways for sure! We'd love to go back at some point

[@elanretinam2475]

It's quite probably due to off peak season and Covid. Otherwise, it's busy during school holidays. Been there couple of times. Nice place..and lot more cheaper than Langkawi.

[@rashidbani8776]

I been at this hotel.. quite nice.. pangkor island.. relaxing..

[@rosliy8544]

Pangkor Laut.. Normally foreigners dubbed this island as Malaysian Maldives

[@blasterjaxx88]

You guys should come Redang Island or Perhentian Island in Terengganu. The most underrated Island in Malaysia 😊😁

[@maisarahmaisarah2486]

Been many2 time there .....love it for the dried seafood

[@ss173b]

I you think Pangkor is great, try Pangkor Laut Resort by YTL. You will never regret your visit and see how beautiful Pangkor Island is.

[@WenD0302]

seen news saying about how lock down have bring back the natural beauty and i thought it's not happened to Malaysia till I see this.....like WOWWWWW!! this is the original looks of this island!! every year will be in Pangkor for once or twice (always the peak season) but I never seen such not busy not crowded clean and clear beach ...thats what people did to the natural... ); we should maintain this beauty till forever....anyhow....its not a bad place to be visit but do please avoid peak season

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Really!? What a time to be there then! I hope so! Special shout out to the Malaysian's though, you have an amazing country and i do think you look after it well!

[@jasonfoo4351]

I'm from pangkor, its a good place to relax. Don't put too high expectation on it. Cheers

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Haha! Pangkor right now is INCREDIBLE! Maybe because of lockdown? The sea and beaches were beautiful

[@dennischuaeowseong6565]

pangkor and lumut belong to manjung district in perak and the major town and district capital of manjung is sitiawan which is known as the little foochow town of peninsular malaysia. the foochow chinese are the northern hokkien chinese and they are known for being hardy pioneers and successful businessmen. sitiawan is the third biggest city in perak after ipoh and taiping and it is the birthplace and home of the country's most successful film maker datuk yusof haslam and his sons and proteges syamsul yusof and syafiq yusof who are themselves very successful filmmakers too.

[@tribalpuller]

yep, no rain. it hot very hot session now. make sure you drink plenty of water.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

True! It catches up with you otherwise, feel fine until the evening and it hits you like a freight train!

[@massabranexplorer3330]

Helooooooo, KL Tower Observation Deck Is free entry now for everyone from 1st july- 31st july. will u go there??

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Oooh this was on our list!

[@hamzah1005]

nice trip to pulau Pangkor...

[@chiangchengkooi9791]

Been to Pangkor a few times, emerald green sea. Nice place.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

🙌🏻

[@TheAbangz]

No problem with pangkor island.its underrated because lack of transport and a bit hard for tourists outside to come.just like Port Dickson,its kinda Malaysian people usually come

[@nishafunhoues1277]

I was in there in the pangkor in next year now you guys in there is so cool I will be in there any minute or any hour because I going to come with you guys you going to stay forever or leave I want to come with you guys my cousin in there the pangkor my favourite cousin her name is Nikita

[@kamarudinbinhanipah7918]

This place exist back in late 80s or early 90s if I'm not mistaken. It's definitely an old school concept!!! By the way I think the government has onnounced that all taxes on hotels are waived in order to enhance tourism after Corvid 19 pendemic.

[@VeggiesOnTour]

Ohh, have you been there before! We thought it looked so nice and vintage - we even made a little video about it ha!

[@kamarudinbinhanipah7918]

@@VeggiesOnTour Definitely many times though cos I stayed next door (the Naval Base)......since I was in the Navy before.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

It is just psychology sometimes. They do not want more tourists to come to the island so that it remains laid back and less crowded. Better for locals to enjoy nature. But the more they say that, the more tourists become curious and wanted to know and experience it themselves. Some tourists may believe their word some don't.

[@norzilahaziz6695]

Pangkor Island is a fine place to visit

[@ajeebfoodhunter]

Hi, lets join me and jetlag warrior for melaka tour this coming hari raya which is will celebrate 30 or 31/7

[@syazanaabubakar3104]

Yes please join that..experience hari raya with them..😊😊

[@hudahalim18]

Please make vegetarian rendang for them to eat with lemang/ketupat. Hari tu diorg mkn lemang kosong je

[@syazanaabubakar3104]

@@hudahalim18 buat lontong boleh kot...hehe..

[@umeazhar1611]

Rendang pucuk ubi ade..boleh buat..rendang maman pon boleh

[@umeazhar1611]

Ajak ken abroad sekali. Hahaha

[@hijazzains]

pangkor is famous for its dried seafood....Malays go there to buy them...