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Pangkor Island, is located approximately 90 km southwest of Ipoh. Pangkor Island is an idyllic and beautiful island resort for a carefree and relaxing holiday. Its natural scenery of green hills and palm-fringed beaches of fine white sand lapped by the warm blue waters of the Straits of Malacca is truly magnificent. The island is famous for its 'ikan bilis' (anchovies) and squids.
One of the best ways to see the island is to go on a round island van trip. As you travel around coastal roads, you will see quaint Malay villages with wooden houses on stills under the shade of coconut trees. Now and then, you will catch glimpses of the white sand and the shimmering blue sea. In the forests, you may chance upon shy deer or playful monkeys darting among the branches.
Formerly known as Pan Pacific Pangkor Resort, it is located on the idyllic island of Pangkor on the west of Peninsula Malaysia.
The resort has a magnificent 1.2 km beachfront fringed by 73 acres of lush tropical greenery and rainforests and emerald green waters. An excellent retreat for a memorable beachside holiday.
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THINGS TO DO IN PANGKOR
Foo Ling Kong Temple & Little Great Wall of China Home to numerous rock paintings, the temple features a miniature replica of one of the wonders of the world.
Lin Ye Kong Temple Expertly built on a rock outcropping in honour of the Goddess Kuan Yin ( Goddess of Mercy)
Kali Amman Temple Largest Indian temple on Pangkor Island
Chinese Fishing Village View the bustle of the docks filled with workers cleaning and drying the day’s catch.
Pangkor Town (Shopping) A small but charming one-street town with numerous coffee shops and stores hawking dried seafood produce and souvenirs
Sacred Rock Known as Batu Bersurat, the boulder pays tribute to a child that was allegedly abducted by the locals dismay over the Dutch’s incursion of Pangkor Island
Dutch Fort ( Kota Belanda) Built in 1670, the fort once offered protection against the local population and pirates
Pasir Bogak Beach 2 kilometres of crystal clear waters with a picturesque seascape.
Nipah Bay Less crowded beach, filled with corals and flocks of hornbills
LOCATION
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Tranquility and privacy redefined Comfort, care and luxury find a unique home on the private island of Pangkor Laut. This one-of-a-kind resort nestles comfortably into its jungle island habitat, offering guests beautifully appointed accommodation.
Signature Sea Villas stand elegantly on stilts above playful waves, while the Garden and Hill Villas place you within a few steps of nature's abundance.
In wide-verandaed villas high amidst the hills, nestled within lush gardens or perched just above the ebb and flow of of whispering tides, you can contemplate the majesty of a sunrise or the tranquility of a sunset painted across the sky just for you.
Accommodation
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A unique resort on a unique island Pangkor Laut is a privately owned island located three miles off the West Coast of Malaysia along the Straits of Malacca. This piece of paradise has been 2 million years in the making, and here you will find one of the world’s premier resorts nestling in the shade of forest giants as old as the land.
You will find no other resorts – just secluded bays curled around pristine beaches, evening skies woven with colour, and a deep sense of serenity reserved exclusively for our guests. A combination of luxury, natural beauty and age-old wilderness woven together to produce an environment where peace and magically memorable moments are the currency.
Wooden buildings blend seamlessly into the forest as if nature had been the architect dictating how walls curve around foliage, and roofs open up to allow trees to continue on their journey to the sky.
Nature is respected here, almost revered, and it rewards visitors in ways that simply need to be experienced.
The Spa Village at Pangkor Laut Resort
The Spa Village is a unique retreat that extols the healing cultures of the region. Malaysia, with its diverse history of people and cultures, and a vast abundance of natural resources, provides the backdrop for health rituals that are amongst the oldest in the world. The abundance of Malay, Chinese, Indian and Thai practices makes this the ideal setting for complete rejuvenation.
The Spa Village comprises a number of specially built structures designed to facilitate an extensive range of treatments from China, Japan, India, Thailand, Bali and Malaysia. These include eight treatment pavilions, a deluxe Belian Treatment Pavilion, three 'Healing Huts', which include Chinese Herbal, Ayurvedic and Malay Huts, two Bath Houses, three Spa Huts, three Nap Gazebos and a Spa Boutique. 22 beautiful Spa Villas situated over the sea offer direct access to the Spa Village.
Programmes combine physical and spiritual health and well-being, and are based on one of four umbrella concepts: Rejuvenation and Longevity, Relaxation and Stress Reduction, Detoxification, and Romance.
For those seeking to fully experience the health rituals of the region, we recommend that you meet with our Chinese, Ayurvedic or Malay Specialist for a consultation at the beginning of your stay. Our comprehensive approach to health will lend helpful insight to your stay at the Spa Village, as well as life-long tools for vibrant living.
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