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Saturday, May 1, 2010

Teluk Cempedak


Pantai Teluk Cempedak terletak kira-kira 5 km dari Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia. Ia merupakan tempat perkelahan yang popular dan menjadi tumpuan ramai terutamanya pada hujung minggu. Mempunyai pasir pantai yang bewarna putih melepak dan gebu.
Kerajaan Negeri Pahang telah membina pelbagai kemudahan di Teluk Cempedak. Antara kemudahan yang disediakan ialah Menara tinjau,Restoran dan gerai-gerai, Titi / Jambatan menyusun pinggir bukit, Surau, Bilik mandi / tandas, Tembok pinggir pantai, Pentas,Hotel , danTempat letak kereta yang luas.

Friday, April 30, 2010

Tanjung Bidara


Tanjung Bidara merupakan sebuah pantai yang terkenal di negeri Melaka, Malaysia dalam daerah Alor Gajah. Pantai Tanjung Bidara terletak bersebelahan dengan Kem Terendak, sebuah kem tentera. Pantai yang terletak 10 km dari bandar Masjid Tanah ini merupakan pantai perkelahan yang terkenal di negeri Melaka. Selain itu terdapat juga Pantai Padang Kemunting dan Pantai Pengkalan Balak yang berdekatan dengan Pantai Tanjung Bidara.
DUN Tanjung Bidara yang terletak dalam Parlimen Masjid Tanah, mempunyai penduduk seramai 13,002 orang dengan 94.4 peratus Melayu, Cina 4.5 peratus, India 1.3 peratus dan lain-lain 0.2 peratus pada 2008. DUN ini terdiri daripada 11 buah kampung tradisional dengan kebanyakan penduduk bekerja sebagai petani dan nelayan.
Pengunjung ke Pantai Padang Kemunting akan berpeluang melihat penyu karah, spesies yang hampir pupus. Pusat Penetasan Penyu Jabatan Perikanan di Padang Kemunting berperanan dalam menyelamat dan melindungi penyu karah ini. Pantai Pengkalan Balak pula merupakan kesinambungan dari Pantai Tanjung Bidara
Berdekatan pantai terdapat Kompleks Falak Al-Khawarizmi yang menempatkan Balai Cerap, Planetarium, Pusat Latihan Falak dan Balai Cerap Robotik

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Gunung Jerai


Gunung Jerai is the highest peak here in Kedah, soaring high in the sky at 1026 meter above sea level. In order to get to the peak of the mountain from the base, there is a steep and narrow off beaten track here in Gunung Jerai. It is definitely worth while to visit Gunung Jerai although it takes a little more effort and time to get up to the peak, the reason behind this is because the panoramic view of the Kedah coastline at the peak of the mountain will surely leave a fond memory of Gunung Jerai. Besides the picturesque view of the coastline of Kedah at Gunung Jerai, there is also a forestry museum on Gunung Jerai that has exhibits concerning forestry itself. From the museum, there is a path leading to the mountain rock pools and a scenic waterfall where one can relaxes and swims there.

Tanjung Piai


Taman Negara Tanjung Piai
Tanjung Piai merupakan kawasan semulajadi yang dilindungi di mana bumi, laut, tumbuhan dan haiwan wujud dalam harmoni, tanpa gangguan manusia. Taman ini menjadi tempat kediaman pelbagai jenis spesis unggas dan hidupan paya bakau yang lain seperti ketam nipah, ikan tembakul serta kera pemangsa ketam.
Terletak 90 km ke selatan pusat bandar Johor Bahru, Tanjung Piai juga merupakan Taman Negara yang membolehkan para pelawat memerhati hidupan liar di paya bakau di dalam habitat semulajadinya.
Bayaran masuk adalah RM3.00 bagi warga Malaysia dan RM5.00 bagi pelancong asing. Bayaran masuk boleh dibayar di kompleks pelawat Tanjung Piai.
Laluan-laluan khas telah dibina melalui hutan paya bakau ini agar pelawat boleh menikmati pemandangan paya bakau dengan selesa. Taman yang aman tenteram ini juga telah menjadi salah sebuah destinasi perkhemahan yang popular sejak beberapa tahun yang lalu.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Gunung Kinabalu



GUNUNG KINABALU
At 4093.4 meters, most people claimed that Gunung Kinabalu is the highest mountain in South East Asia. Even the British television claimed that it is the highest, quoted during the 1997 Kinabalu International Climbathon televised preview, where they've got the top three places. But what about Puncak Jaya (mostly known as Carstenz Pyramid) and Naga Pulu? Both of them in Indonesia's Irian Jaya and still in South East Asia. I know that there are misleading statements about the height Carstenz Pyramid, but I've assumed it to be 4884 meter and the height of Naga Pulu as 4862 meter. Therefore, I assumed that Gunung Kinabalu is not the highest in South East Asia. And some people claimed that Kinabalu International Climbathon is the toughest climbathon in the world. I doubt that. Have anyone ever seen the Tahan Climbathon? How many people are injured, got lost, and even died in such a climbathon. In Malaysia alone, I think Tahan Climbathon is much tougher than the Kinabalu Climbathon.
Nevertheless, climbers to Kinabalu will still be amazed by this one of the highest and most impressive mountains in the Pacific. This mountain is an igneous intrusion, not large by some standards, but impressive in that it rises so high and all alone. The top-most part is somewhat of a plateau, with a number of pinnacles rising from the granite surface. Gunung Kinabalu has been a major attraction in Malaysia, for people who wants to feel the adventure or just want to enjoy the cool refreshing air. Every year hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world come to Malaysia, just to go to this amazing place. It is believed that Kinabalu Park has one of the richest floras in the world.
Gunung Kinabalu is also popular for its Low's Gully. In February, 1994, a party of ten British and Hong Kong soldiers, under Lieutenant Colonel Robert Neill, attempted to penetrate the the impenetrable, forbidden place. From the beginning, the expedition was ripped apart by personality clashes, suspicion and elitism, as if the gully exerted an evil influence on the intruders from the start. What was to be an adventure of a lifetime, became a journey into hell. The villagers surrounding Mount Kinabalu believe the mysterious Low's Gully in the center of the mountain is inhabited by the spirits of their dead. It is a forbidden place they never dared enter.The few others who had dared never returned. Hemmed in by impenetrable jungle and strewn with gigantic boulders and huge waterfalls, the gully can be reached only by climbing the 14,000-foot mountain and then descending into the unknown.

Gunung Jerai



From the historical viewpoint, Gunung Jerai plays an important part in the history of Kedah. Even before the Malacca Sultanate became famous, Indian and Arab merchants were already making a beeline for the Merbok estuary at the foothills.After travelling from the Bay of Bengal, the first glimpse of this strategically located mountain was a welcoming beacon to the sea farers. As a result, they traded and even settled down at the foothills.Considering this place to be sacred, traders built a complex of temples that have now been excavated and preserved at the Lembah Bujang Archeological Museum site.Like all other mountains, Gunung Jerai has its fair share of history and fascinating tales. Legend has it that Raja Bersiong, the 'king of fangs', once had his ancient kingdom within the Bujang Valley, at the foot of the mountain. Recent archeological findings revealed the existence of the "Temple of the Ninth Water Pool"; many believe that it was Raja Bersiong's private pool.
Relics uncovered in the area provide evidence of a Hindu-Buddhist civilisation dating back to the fourth century A. D. Isolated from the other mountain ranges of Peninsular Malaysia, Gunung Jerai has a unique range of medicinal plants and herbs not found in other mountainsToday, Gunung Jerai is Kedah's premier hill resort and recreational park. On a clear day atop the peak, the cool, refreshing mountain offers spectacular views of the rolling paddy fields of Kedah stretching up to Perlis, and the islands of Penang in the south and Langkawi in the north-west.

Monday, February 8, 2010

Gunung Ledang


Gunung Ledang (juga dikenali sebagai Mount Ophir) merupakan sebuah gunung yang terdapat di daerah Ledang, negeri Johor Darul Takzim, Malaysia. Terletak berdekatan dengan sebuah pekan kecil iaitu Asahan, Melaka. Dengan ketinggian 1,276 meter, Gunung Ledang merupakan gunung yang tertinggi di selatan Semenanjung Malaysia. Jika berada di atas gunung ini pada hari yang cerah, seseorang boleh melihat Selat Melaka dan Sumatera, Indonesia dengan jelas.
Gunung Ledang dipercayai sebagai salah satu dari hutan yang sangat kaya dengan spesies tumbuhan yang sukar ditemui di mana-mana tempat di dunia ini. Ia mempunyai kawasan hutan Dipterokarp Bukit dan hutan Dipterokarp Atas.
Gunung Ledang biasanya dikaitkan dengan satu legenda, iaitu legenda Puteri Gunung Ledan