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Pulau Redang - Terengganu, Malaysia

by MSKY

We have our wonderful vacation at Pulau Redang (Redang Island), Terengganu, Malaysia on 22-24th May 2004. We also have a short visit to Perhentian island and Lang Tengah island.

Camera used: Olympus C-750, Canon Ixus 400 and Kodak waterproof camera (personally i think this brand is better than fujifxxlm, the photo taken underwater is sharper and more colourful).

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Restaurant at night
We had our dinner outside the resort, because eating buffet here definitely...

never fall asleep
Using 16s exposure to take this photo. Location: Resort beach side (12 AM)

round island trip
From Redang island, we go to Perhentian island then Lang Tengah...

KY posing

Perhentian Kecil

can't believe?
No colour enhancement to the photo, this is exactly what you'll...

Colourful
Location: Square point, Lang Tengah Island

fish fish fish
Location: Square point, Lang Tengah Island

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Mo Mo Cha Inn
Mo Mo Tea Inn which located beside Laguna resort can be seen from our boat....

Snorkeling during sunset

so tall
Beach nearby Berjaya redang resort, we just passed by.

Seaview from Berjaya Redang Resort

Berjaya Redang Resort paranomic view

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article published 7/21/2004

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Some problem use my camaera
when i take photo yesterday, i broken the nb-3l battery for drop it in the water. So i found and bought a new nb-3l battery in http://www.canon-digital-camera-battery.co.uk/batteries/canon-nb-3l.htm just now, hope get it soon.
— liu zillion, May 9, 2009

i've been to redang,for a nature lover its the best place for a holiday..but to all girls out there be carefull of the friendly services from the workers or the divers or lifeguard there.. why am i saying this is bcoz the peoples in redang most of them actually practise black magic to harrassed women..so b carefull pls!!
— shalala, May 23, 2007

I wanted to add that I like the food at that Malay coffee house. As you rightly pointed out, the food is good yet cheap. But I must also say that the F&B prices at Berjaya Redang was cheap. At least, as far as I am concern, it was very reasonable when I was there. But $45 a head for the BBQ is easily 10 to 15 % cheaper than Berjaya Tioman.
— Henry, August 14, 2004

I was at Palau Redang in the summer of 2002. On that visit, a Pasir Panhang, I did not see any housing more than some humble Malay Kampong dwellings. It was quiet. It was so natural. It was so much kept to the basic. It was the least touristic and civilised. The Mo Mo Cha house was in the middle rather than tugging on one end of the beach as it is now. With that concrete monsters of Laguana Redang Resort now taking up the entire beach front, that spoiled the entire enviroment. The once idylic beach is gone forever.What a shame! What a pity!
— Henry, August 14, 2004

Olympus does impress me. Beatiful collection, especialy the beach shots... white expand of powdery sand and turquoise water ohhh!
— Jenny Lau, August 6, 2004

Spiderman, thanks for correct me about the Bumphead Parrot Fish, ^_^
— MSKY, July 23, 2004

the underwater shots are just fantastic! Thank you for sharing.
— katie, July 22, 2004

Virtual Tour...
I like your descriptions, very systematic way of publising traveling photos+articles. Just like a virtual tour leading me thru...

Pretty amaze at your palm tree night shot.. love that...
— Adeleide Lim, July 22, 2004

Ichi-Ban Pics
Looking at your pics is like touring Perhentian and Redang again rite now, good coverage!! Cool. Came to know about your page from the comment you placed on my article, thanks a zillion! The double-headed parrot fish you mentioned is actually called the bumphead parrot fish. I like the coconut tree shot.
— SpiderMan, July 21, 2004

I think that little roof might be a place to stand if it's raining? Or, to hook a boat to? Let us know if you find out! I loved the palm trees in the night scene! Did you know, there are more than 2,200 kinds of palm trees in the world? That's a LOT! A double-headed parrot fish? That seems kind of unusual, would like to know more about this! Thanks!
— ellie robb, July 21, 2004