Towards rediscovering Pangkor


The existing Pangkor jetty will be demolished to make way for a new structure to accommodate larger tourist arrivals and house the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex.

PULAU Pangkor is set to shine once the new year rolls around.

While the small 8sq km island has been somewhat overshadowed by its peers throughout the years - it tends to fall under the radar from the lack of consistent commercial promotions among other reasons - the time may finally be right for it to step into the limelight.

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Pangkor Island , Perak , Tourism

   

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