Pulau Pangkor, meaning beautiful island, provides a scenic escape from the busy

world. Most tourists visit Pangkor for its quiet atmosphere and gorgeous beaches that
include Niphah Bay, Teluk Belanda, Pasir Bogak and Coral Bay. Visitors can enjoy
sightseeing attractions here such as the Chinese Fu Lin Kong Temple, the Kali Amman
Temple, and the remnants of a Dutch fort that shelters a historic rock called Tiger Rock.
Plenty of leisure activities abound here like banana boating, jet skiing, jungle trekking
and swimming at night amid the blue-glowing plankton. Just next to island of Pangkor is
the smaller island of Pangkor Laut, home to one of the most luxuries resorts in all
Malaysia.