Random weekday gateway
- Sandra Liew
- Jun 11, 2017
- 2 min read
This blog is randomly on several attraction that i've visited throughout my visit in west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. I'll just share more photos and let it speak for itself.
An animation of The Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan during night
The history of The Leaning Tower
The Leaning Tower was formerly built by Leong Choon Chong in 1885 and it functions as water tank, and as reserve during hot weather. Besides that, it also serves as a landmark for the Teluk Anson Port. This tower was named as it leans due to soft base and large weight of water tank at the top.
Teluk Intan is situated at Perak, around 2 to 3 hours ride from KL. There is a night market located opposite of the tower but i'm not sure whether are they operating daily or just certain days.
Next, below is the picture of a decorated wall found in Pulau Ketam, just take a 30 minutes ferry ride from South Terminal of Port Klang. Pulau Ketam is a fishing village where tourists flock in to experience living a simple and quiet life.
Spotted a mural while exploring around the village (Yes, the local here cycle around with their bicycle and some even have those runs by electric)
PS: They cycle fast and honks all the way
A dog was resting with a non-fascinating view (with those plastic around)
The sunset view with the tourist boat captured in it
There are several beautifully colored bridges like this which connects all nearby villages
Sunrise in Pulau Ketam (this photo was captured around 7am from Sea Lion Hotel, this hotel is located nearby the jetty)
Spot the dog!
And this too! =)
Look at those rubbish, OMG
There are lots of seafood restaurant around here
This panoramic view was taken @Klebang Beach in Malacca (There are also food truck and small vendors selling food nearby)
That's all for now. I dont have much more exciting photos to upload. Till next time. Bye~
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