Pangkor Island, Malaysia

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Here you'll find quaint Malay villages dotted with coconut trees and white-sand beaches leading to a shimmering blue sea. Visit the old Dutch Fort at Teluk Gedung, built in 1670. Crescent-shaped Pasir Bogak is the largest and most popular beach on the island and offers shaded picnic spots and facilities for boating, fishing and snorkeling.

Language: Bahasa
Currency: Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)

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