RIMBA BANDAR BUKIT BAUK

Rimba Bandar Bukit Bauk...

Pintu gerbang masuk ke Rimba Bandar Bukit Bauk...

Salam 1 Malaysia... Masih lagi dalam daerah Dungun. Rimba Bandar Bukit Bauk terkenal dengan hutannya yang kaya dengan pelbagai tumbuhan hutan hujan tropika. Lokasi ini menyajikan ketulenan hutan tropika yang terdapat di Malaysia.

Pondok untuk beristirehat...

Terletak di tepi jalan Kuala Terengganu-Kuantan berhampiran dengan sempadan Paka ini amat mudah untuk dikunjungi. Hanya 15 minit sahaja dari Bandar paka dan lebih kurang 30 minit dari bandar Dungun.

Dataran yang luas dan selesa untuk kemudahan....

Lokasi yang diselia oleh Jabatan Perhutanan ini menyediakan dataran yang luas untuk pelbagai aktiviti contohnya seperti senam robik dan sebagainya selain dari pondok rehat untuk melapaskan lelah. Apa yang pasti banyak maklumat berkenaan pokok hutan di Malaysia boleh didapati di sini. Selamat berkunjung...

PULAU KETAM

 Tourists who had visited Pulau Ketam might wondered how the village became a paradise from a desolated island. The History is interesting and worth compliment.
   Long time ago, Pulau Ketam was desolated, small island full of "Mangrove Swamps" and famous for its crabs. Three Hainan fishermen from Bagan Hainan, Port Klang, were the first to arrive at Pulau Ketam catching crabs for their living. At first, the came and returned to Port Klang daily. The journey took almost a day. A few month later, they built a small house to stay over nights. They rowed back to Port Klang the second day selling crabs and buying daily sundries it return. After that, they had decided to stay permanently.
   In 1883, the population increased almost to hundred. The Major activities were catching crabs, fishes and prawns. Some of them built sundries shops, and fish dealer shops. As time past, population increased gradually, the Hokkien and Teochew Group also came to this island to earn their living. They stayed at Jalan Besar, Sungai Dalam and Bagan Teochew. Wooden house name "Kongsi House" were built. ("Kongsi" Mean Sharing). Those who were than 20 "Kongsi House" in this island. Now, every villager had his own house, thus the "Kongsi House" became a history testimony.

 
   Since Tanah Melayu was conquered by Japanese, a lot of people flee to Pulau Ketam, because it was safe and peace from war. So the population boomed. At the time, "Hai Ann Ferry" company provided ferry Services to the population.
   In 1950's, the diesel engines and new fishing net had been introduced to this island, thus improving the fishing skill, increased the captures. The number of residents, houses, shops had increased tremendously. Soon, The Pulau Ketam Electric Company was built to provide electricity supply for this island.
   From 1960's to 1970's, post office, primary school and the other basic facilities sprouted in this island as well.
   Tragedy  happened in the year 1967 and 1972, where fires destroyed all the houses and shop lots in Jalan Besar and Sungai Dalam. All the shops were rebuilt later. For preventive measures, The Bomba Sukarela Pulau Ketam was form at 1972. All of Volunteers Member are from Pulau Ketam's residents.
In 1991, the new jetty was ready to use, and piped water was supplied from the mainland by governments.
In 1993, the Hospital Desa Pulau Ketam began to serve the village.
During 1994's Christmas Day, another fired destroyed 4 shops in the main street.
In 1998, Pulau Ketam experienced slight flood. It affected roughly 30% of the residents areas. At the same year, Alam Flora started to collect rubbish, making this island cleaner than ever.
In 1999, the new ferry services had been introduced. One of the KTM terminal located at Pork Klang. Both types of transportations make the journey to Pulau Ketam more easy and time saving.
To date, Pulau Ketam is equipped with almost all the basic facilities. It also plays a role as a major fishes, crabs, prawns provider to Klang valley, and a tourism spot of Negeri Selangor.

　　

After less than an hour on a boat from the east coast of Malaysia, the laid-back atmosphere a After less than an hour on a boat from the east coast of Malaysia, the laid-back atmosphere and the natural beauty of the Perhentian islands immediately transport you to a different world. The white sand is dotted with sun-worshipping holiday makers, some retreating to the shade for a glass of freshly squeezed juice. A group of scuba divers are boarding a boat to venture out into the turquoise waters and submerge themselves in the underwater wonderland. Later, as the sun sets, a quiet buzz of music and chatter fills the air, together with the thin wisp of smoke from the barbeque fire. The Perhentian Islands are two islands named Pulau Perhentian Kecil (Small Perhentian Island) andPulau Perhentian Besar (Large Perhentian Island). The Malay name Perhentian is translated as “place to stop” and this is exactly what these two islands were for traders travelling between Malaysia and Bangkok in years gone by. These islands are still a gorgeous place to stop and rest today, albeit for tourists disconnecting from the stress and routine of everyday life and not for weary seafaring traders. The islands remain relatively untouched and the only permanent inhabitants live in a small fishing village on Perhentian Kecil. Apart from footpaths that cut through the jungle, there are no roads on the islands. The only way to get around is by walking through the jungle or taking a sea taxi. If you tread carefully, you may even encounter some of the islands’ shy wildlife on the way, such as monitor lizards, fruit bats, squirrels or even the elusive mouse deer. Simple chalets and some moderately luxurious resorts line the picturesque beaches along with restaurants, dive centres and boat operators advertising their services with hand-painted signs. Perhaps it is the stretches of white beach or the crystal clear water and the superior scuba diving. Perhaps it is the untouched forests or the relaxed atmosphere and unspoiled charm. We like to think that is a little bit of all of this that makes the Perhentian Islands the perfect place to stop and take some time out. ld. The white sand is dotted with sun-worshipping holiday makers, some retreating to the shade for a glass of freshly squeezed juice. A group of scuba divers are boarding a boat to venture out into the turquoise waters and submerge themselves in the underwater wonderland. Later, as the sun sets, a quiet buzz of music and chatter fills the air, together with the thin wisp of smoke from the barbeque fire. The Perhentian Islands are two islands named Pulau Perhentian Kecil (Small Perhentian Island) andPulau Perhentian Besar (Large Perhentian Island). The Malay name Perhentian is translated as “place to stop” and this is exactly what these two islands were for traders travelling between Malaysia and Bangkok in years gone by. These islands are still a gorgeous place to stop and rest today, albeit for tourists disconnecting from the stress and routine of everyday life and not for weary seafaring traders. The islands remain relatively untouched and the only permanent inhabitants live in a small fishing village on Perhentian Kecil. Apart from footpaths that cut through the jungle, there are no roads on the islands. The only way to get around is by walking through the jungle or taking a sea taxi. If you tread carefully, you may even encounter some of the islands’ shy wildlife on the way, such as monitor lizards, fruit bats, squirrels or even the elusive mouse deer. Simple chalets and some moderately luxurious resorts line the picturesque beaches along with restaurants, dive centres and boat operators advertising their services with hand-painted signs. Perhaps it is the stretches of white beach or the crystal clear water and the superior scuba diving. Perhaps it is the untouched forests or the relaxed atmosphere and unspoiled charm. We like to think that is a little bit of all of this that makes the Perhentian Islands the perfect place to stop and take some time out.After less than an hour on a boat from the east coast of Malaysia, the laid-back atmosphere and the natural beauty of the Perhentian islands immediately transport you to a different world. The white sand is dotted with sun-worshipping holiday makers, some retreating to the shade for a glass of freshly squeezed juice. A group of scuba divers are boarding a boat to venture out into the turquoise waters and submerge themselves in the underwater wonderland. Later, as the sun sets, a quiet buzz of music and chatter fills the air, together with the thin wisp of smoke from the barbeque fire. The Perhentian Islands are two islands named Pulau Perhentian Kecil (Small Perhentian Island) andPulau Perhentian Besar (Large Perhentian Island). The Malay name Perhentian is translated as “place to stop” and this is exactly what these two islands were for traders travelling between Malaysia and Bangkok in years gone by. These islands are still a gorgeous place to stop and rest today, albeit for tourists disconnecting from the stress and routine of everyday life and not for weary seafaring traders. The islands remain relatively untouched and the only permanent inhabitants live in a small fishing village on Perhentian Kecil. Apart from footpaths that cut through the jungle, there are no roads on the islands. The only way to get around is by walking through the jungle or taking a sea taxi. If you tread carefully, you may even encounter some of the islands’ shy wildlife on the way, such as monitor lizards, fruit bats, squirrels or even the elusive mouse deer. Simple chalets and some moderately luxurious resorts line the picturesque beaches along with restaurants, dive centres and boat operators advertising their services with hand-painted signs. Perhaps it is the stretches of white beach or the crystal clear water and the superior scuba diving. Perhaps it is the untouched forests or the relaxed atmosphere and unspoiled charm. We like to think that is a little bit of all of this that makes the Perhentian Islands the perfect place to stop and take some time out.

PELANCONGAN

Pelancongan Pendidikan

Malaysia semakin terkenal di kalangan pelajar asing sebagai destinasi pilihan utama bagi pengajian tinggi dan lanjutan. Kini, para pelajar dan cerdik pandai dari serata dunia membentuk komuniti pelajar yang menyumbang pelbagai budaya dan bahasa di Malaysia. Salah satu sebab penting Malaysia menjadi destinasi pengajian pilihan utama ialah kadar sara hidup yang rendah serta tahap kualiti kehidupan yang tinggi. Ini diperkuatkan lagi dengan adanya teknologi dan peralatan bantuan pembelajaran yang canggih di sini. Tambahan lagi, penduduk Malaysia yang berbilang kaum dan mesra memudahkan pelajar asing untuk mengenali lebih mendalam perihal berkaitan penduduk, tradisi dan budaya yang ada sambil mereka meneruskan pembelajaran mereka. Malaysia mempunyai lebih dari 600 institusi pengajian awam dan swasta yang menawarkan pengajian di tahap pra-universiti hingga tahap universiti. Ini termasuk institusi pengajian tempatan dengan gabungan pelbagai pusat pengajian luar negara, serta beberapa cawangan kampus universiti luar negara yang tersohor. Kelayakan yang diterima dari cawangan-cawangan seperti ini adalah setaraf dengan kelayakan yang diterima di kampus induk pusat pengajian tersebut. Terdapat juga beberapa buah institusi pengajian tinggi tempatan yang telah berjaya menempah nama di persada dunia seperti Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia dan Universiti Multimedia. Di Malaysia juga terdapat institusi pengajian tinggi berprestij yang telah lama bertapak seperti Universiti Malaya di Kuala Lumpur dan Universiti Sains Malaysia di Pulau Pinang. Tambahan lagi, beberapa buah pusat pengajian tinggi antarabangsa telah bergabung bagi mewujudkan program berkembar dengan institusi pengajian tinggi di Malaysia dan kini, institusi seperti Monash, Nottingham dan lain-lain menawarkan pilihan kepada para pelajar untuk memilih samada menyempurnakan seluruh pengajian mereka di Malaysia atau di negara luar seperti Australia, New Zealand dan United Kingdom. Kelebihan yang boleh diperolehi di Malaysia sekiranya mereka ingin menghabiskan tempoh pembelajaran ialah penjimatan kos pengajian tanpa menjejaskan kualiti pengajian. Malaysia mempunyai pilihan meluas bagi pengajian yang berkualiti tinggi pada kos yang amat berpatutan serta kursus-kursus yang ditawarkan telah diiktiraf antarabangsa. Hasilnya, kini terdapat beribu pelajar dari lebih kurang 100 buah negara yang sedang belajar di institusi-institusi pengajian tinggi di Malaysia. Pelajar yang sedang membuat pertimbangan untuk belajar di Malaysia tetapi belum membuat sebarang keputusan berpeluang mengambil bahagian di dalam beberapa program pelancongan pelajar yang akan mendedahkan mereka kepada negara ini, mendekati penduduknya dan pilihan pusat-pusat pengajian tinggi yang ditawarkan. Program ini bukan sahaja berjaya membantu pelajar membuat keputusan mengenai pengajian mereka, tetapi juga memberi peluang kepada mereka untuk menikmati percutian di destinasi yang paling indah dan mempesona di dunia.