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| Penjelasan dari Ketua Kampung Tengah, Abdul Kadir Mohamed... |
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| Sedih.. KAMPUNG TENGAH- Seorang isteri menangis kerana kehilangan suaminya di Laut sejak isnin lalu.. |
Thursday, November 17, 2011
MENYENTUH HATI... SUAMI JATUH DI LAUT DAN TIDAK KEMBALI
PULAU PANGKOR WIKIPEDIA
Pulau Pangkor terletak di negeri Perak, di perairan Selat Melaka. Luasnya cuma 2,200 hektar dan penduduknya berjumlah kira-kira 25,000 orang. Pulau Pangkor merupakan salah satu destinasi pelancongan utama di Malaysia.
Pulau Pangkor merupakan sebuah pulau tropika yang menawan dan memiliki beberapa tempat tarikan pelancong yang menarik. Diantara tempat yang menjadi tumpuan pelancong adalah:-
- Kota Belanda
- Batu bersurat
- Pantai Puteri Dewi
- Pantai Pasir Bogak
- Teluk Nipah
Pulau Pangkor boleh dijelajahi dengan berjalan kaki atau menggunakan kenderaan dan laut hangat di sekelilingnya sesuai untuk aktiviti laut seperti berenang, snorkling, berkayak, dan memancing.
Pelancong juga boleh menaiki bot untuk pergi ke Pulau Pangkor laut yang dimiliki oleh orang persendirian, di mana terdapat peranginan Pangkor laut, sebuah tempat peranginan kecil mewah.
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Gugusan Pulau Pangkor
- Pulau Mentagor
- Pulau Pangkor Laut
- Pulau Giam (terletak kira-kira 3.8 batu nautika)
Cara ke sana
- Untuk pergi ke Pulau Pangkor, ada sebuah pangkalan atau jeti di Lumut. Naik feri di Lumut, 20 minit, mulai 2003 tambang feri dikenakan RM10.00 untuk dewasa dan RM6.00 untuk kanak-kanak.
- Lebuh raya Ipoh Lumut memudahkan perjalanan dari Ipoh untuk berkelah di Pulau Pangkor. 90 km di Barat daya bandar Ipoh.
- Dari Kuala Lumpur menerusi Lebuh raya Utara Selatan, anda ikut susur keluar di Gopeng dan masuk ke arah Lumut / Sitiawan
- kapal terbang Berjaya Air dari Lapangan Terbang Subang.
- Sekitar pulau Pangkor, boleh sewa bas dengan kadar RM40.00 pusing satu pulau.
Penduduk
- 1999: terdapat seramai 6,260 orang penduduk tetap, 2,992 orang penduduk yang datang bekerja di pulau itu dan 568,248 orang pelancong.
- 2015: dijangka penduduk tetap akan meningkat kepada 8,330 orang manakala penduduk yang datang kerana bekerja seramai 4,664 orang sementara pelancong pula menjangkau angka 1.7 juta orang.
Sejarah
Pulau Pangkor terkenal sejak sekian lama .
- 1670: Belanda telah menjadikan Pulau Pangkor sebagai lokasi memunggah bijih timah dari negeri Perak. Kota Belanda telah dibina bagi menyimpan bijih timah dan lain-lain dagangan dari negeri Perak. Selalu terjadi aktiviti lanun di Selat Dinding.
- 1874: Sir Andrew Clarke selaku Gabenor Negeri Selat yang beribu pejabat di Singapura telah datang ke Pulau Pangkor bagi menandatangani Perjanjian Pangkor. Perjanjian ini bersetuju dan mengiktiraf Sultan Abdullah sebagai sultan Perak . Pelombong bijih timah yang berperang merebut kawasan juga setuju untuk didamaikan dan ini menguntungkan Syarikat Hindia Timur Inggeris. (SHTI)
Sumber : Wikipedia
KENALI PANGKOR YEAH....
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| Permandangan MARINA RESORT... |
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| Perjalanan ke sana.... |
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| Ketika menunggu feri... |
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
CUTI2 MELAWAT PANGKOR... LET'S ENJOY IT...
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| Indahnya ciptaan Allah SWT... |
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| Menanti penyu yang tak mungkin datang.. cz ini Pulau Pangkor.. Hehehe |
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| Nice view .... |
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| Mari kita.. mari kita.. mari kita.. mari kita bergembira sama2... |
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| Cantikkkk..... |
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| Senyummm... :) |
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| Jangan lupa datang yer bercuti di sini... D' SENJA BEACH RESOT... |
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| Ma Name Is 'AmRyNa'... |
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| Mari kita pandang2... ngeee... |
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
WARiSAN SENi LAMBANG TAMADUN DUNIA
Warisan seni bina sesuatu kaum atau bangsa merupakan intipati kemajuan teknologi, ketinggian nilai seni serta acuan corak budaya kehidupan di samping memartabatkan lagi tamadun sesebuah negara.
Pembangunan yang berlaku harus berpaksi kepada warisan silam bagi menjamin kesinambungan kehidupan agar nilai budaya dan keseimbangan alam persekitaran dapat diwariskan dari generasi ke generasi.
Beca kelihatan indah dan menarik setelah dihias untuk membawa penumpang dari seluruh negara... Indah dipandang lagi selesa dinaiki... Saya sendiri kagum dengan keupayaan para penarik beca yang berusaha menghiasi beca dengan kreativiti dan inovasi tersendiri... Mmmmm... Paling menariknya, bermacam-macam muzik dimainkan... Teruja nyer... Hehe
kota melaka..kota bersejarah..bermulanya tanah melayu di melaka...hang tuah satu nama, satu ikon yg menjadi mercu kebanggaan negara dan rakyatnya..tercatat segala peristiwa yang patut di kaji dan di dalami..wawawa..skema lak..adeii..aceli melaka memg sebuah negeri yg masih terpelihara..bnyk nya tempat bersejarah di situ..sampaikan satu hari pon x ckup nk melawat..huhu..penat bukan kepalang..but..nice vacation..n kalo leh..nk g lagi!!kita g reramai...huhuhuhuhu...tapi..haa..ade lg..yg plg bosan...asyik ambik gmbar anak buah je..pnuh memori gambar die...
Smile an everlasting smile, a smile can bring you near to me... So, just keep smiling ok... sepanjang perjalanan bagaikan penyambut tetamu untuk memberi senyuman dan tergelak2 kat sana... even we all feel litle bit tired on that time but stil happy to learn somethng there.. semasa mendaki tgaa st Paul, kelihatan banggunan yg masih terpelihara dan binaannya tetap kukuh walaupun telah berkurun lama ia di dirikan.. so amazing.. terdiam seketika dan otak mula berfikir tatkala melihat bangunan yg dicipta tanpa teknologi moden, namun ia tetap gah berdiri sehingga kini...
Pembangunan yang berlaku harus berpaksi kepada warisan silam bagi menjamin kesinambungan kehidupan agar nilai budaya dan keseimbangan alam persekitaran dapat diwariskan dari generasi ke generasi.
Beca kelihatan indah dan menarik setelah dihias untuk membawa penumpang dari seluruh negara... Indah dipandang lagi selesa dinaiki... Saya sendiri kagum dengan keupayaan para penarik beca yang berusaha menghiasi beca dengan kreativiti dan inovasi tersendiri... Mmmmm... Paling menariknya, bermacam-macam muzik dimainkan... Teruja nyer... Hehe
kota melaka..kota bersejarah..bermulanya tanah melayu di melaka...hang tuah satu nama, satu ikon yg menjadi mercu kebanggaan negara dan rakyatnya..tercatat segala peristiwa yang patut di kaji dan di dalami..wawawa..skema lak..adeii..aceli melaka memg sebuah negeri yg masih terpelihara..bnyk nya tempat bersejarah di situ..sampaikan satu hari pon x ckup nk melawat..huhu..penat bukan kepalang..but..nice vacation..n kalo leh..nk g lagi!!kita g reramai...huhuhuhuhu...tapi..haa..ade lg..yg plg bosan...asyik ambik gmbar anak buah je..pnuh memori gambar die...
Smile an everlasting smile, a smile can bring you near to me... So, just keep smiling ok... sepanjang perjalanan bagaikan penyambut tetamu untuk memberi senyuman dan tergelak2 kat sana... even we all feel litle bit tired on that time but stil happy to learn somethng there.. semasa mendaki tgaa st Paul, kelihatan banggunan yg masih terpelihara dan binaannya tetap kukuh walaupun telah berkurun lama ia di dirikan.. so amazing.. terdiam seketika dan otak mula berfikir tatkala melihat bangunan yg dicipta tanpa teknologi moden, namun ia tetap gah berdiri sehingga kini...
Monday, February 15, 2010
AN AMAZING ARCHITECTURAL AMALGAM
A fascinating fusion of tradition and modernity, Malaysia's architecture today is a reflection of Asia's many styles, cultures and religions.
These influences include Hindu-Indian, Arab-Muslim, Chinese and European. Portuguese, Dutch and British colonization have also influenced local architecture. Now, the country embraces an independent modern Malaysian vision whilst staying true to its rich culture and heritage.
Architecture
TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE
Malay
Traditional Malay architecture employs sophisticated architectural processes ideally suited to tropical conditions such as structures built on stilts, which allow cross-ventilating breeze beneath the dwelling to cool the house whilst mitigating the effects of the occasional flood. High-pitched roofs and large windows not only allow cross-ventilation but are also carved with intricate organic designs.
Traditional houses in Negeri Sembilan were built of hardwood and entirely free of nails. They are built using beams, which are held together by wedges. A beautiful example of this type of architecture can be seen in the Old Palace of Seri Menanti in Negeri Sembilan, which was built around 1905.
Another truly magnificent example of Malay architectural creativity is the Istana Kenangan in the royal town of Kuala Kangsar. Built in 1926, it is the only Malay palace made of bamboo walls.
Today, many Malay or Islamic buildings incorporate Moorish design elements as can be seen in the Islamic Arts Museum and a number of buildings in Putrajaya - the new administrative capital, and many mosques throughout the country.
Chinese
In Malaysia, Chinese architecture is of two broad types: traditional and Baba-Nyonya. Examples of traditional architecture include Chinese temples found throughout the country such as the Cheng Hoon Teng that dates back to 1646.
Many old houses especially those in Melaka and Penang are of Baba-Nyonya heritage, built with indoor courtyards and beautiful, colourful tiles.
A rare architectural combination of Chinese and Western elements is displayed by Melaka's Terengkera mosque. Its pagoda-like appearance is a fine example of Chinese-influenced roof form, combined with Western detailing in its balustrades and railings.
Indian
With most of Malaysian Hindus originally from Southern India, local Hindu temples exhibit the colourful architecture of that region.
Built in the late nineteenth century, the Sri Mahamariaman Temple in Kuala Lumpur is one of the most ornate and elaborate Hindu temples in the country. The detailed decorative scheme for the temple incorporates intricate carvings, gold embellishments, hand-painted motifs and exquisite tiles from Italy and Spain.
The Sikhs, although a small minority, also have their temples of more staid design in many parts of the country.
Indigenous Peoples of Sabah & Sarawak
Two unique architectural highlights of the indigenous peoples of Sabah and Sarawak are longhouses and water villages.
Homes to interior riverine tribes, longhouses are traditional community homes. These elongated and stilted structures, often built of axe-hewn timber, tied with creeper fibre and roofed with woven atap or thatched leaves, can house between 20 to 100 families.
Rustic water villages built on stilts are also commonly found along riverbanks and seafronts. Houses are linked by plank walkways with boats anchored on the sides. Transport around the village is usually by sampan or canoe.
COLONIAL PERIOD STYLES
The architectural styles of the different colonial powers are used in many buildings built between 1511 and 1957.
Portuguese
The most notable example of Portuguese architecture in Malaysia is the A'Famosa fort in Melaka, which was built by Alfonso d'Albuquerque in 1511. Nearly annihilated by the Dutch, only a small part of the fortification is still on the hill overlooking the Melaka town, old port and the Straits of Melaka.
Dutch
Located in Melaka Town, the Stadthuys with its heavy wooden doors, thick red walls and wrought-iron hinges is the most imposing relic of the Dutch period in Melaka. It is a fine example of Dutch masonry and woodworking skills. Built between 1641 and 1660 it is believed to be the oldest building in the East.
British
Among the most significant landmarks built by the British is the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, which grandly overlooks the Merdeka Square, Kuala Lumpur. This Moorish beauty, completed in 1897, served as the Colonial Secretariat offices during the British administration.
Pre-Merdeka or pre-independence shophouses still emanate the characteristic charm of their earlier days. A display of English ingenuity is the 'five-foot-way' or covered sidewalk designed to shield pedestrians from the heat and rain.
( Tourism Malaysia )
A fascinating fusion of tradition and modernity, Malaysia's architecture today is a reflection of Asia's many styles, cultures and religions.
These influences include Hindu-Indian, Arab-Muslim, Chinese and European. Portuguese, Dutch and British colonization have also influenced local architecture. Now, the country embraces an independent modern Malaysian vision whilst staying true to its rich culture and heritage.
Architecture
TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE
Malay
Traditional Malay architecture employs sophisticated architectural processes ideally suited to tropical conditions such as structures built on stilts, which allow cross-ventilating breeze beneath the dwelling to cool the house whilst mitigating the effects of the occasional flood. High-pitched roofs and large windows not only allow cross-ventilation but are also carved with intricate organic designs.
Traditional houses in Negeri Sembilan were built of hardwood and entirely free of nails. They are built using beams, which are held together by wedges. A beautiful example of this type of architecture can be seen in the Old Palace of Seri Menanti in Negeri Sembilan, which was built around 1905.
Another truly magnificent example of Malay architectural creativity is the Istana Kenangan in the royal town of Kuala Kangsar. Built in 1926, it is the only Malay palace made of bamboo walls.
Today, many Malay or Islamic buildings incorporate Moorish design elements as can be seen in the Islamic Arts Museum and a number of buildings in Putrajaya - the new administrative capital, and many mosques throughout the country.
Chinese
In Malaysia, Chinese architecture is of two broad types: traditional and Baba-Nyonya. Examples of traditional architecture include Chinese temples found throughout the country such as the Cheng Hoon Teng that dates back to 1646.
Many old houses especially those in Melaka and Penang are of Baba-Nyonya heritage, built with indoor courtyards and beautiful, colourful tiles.
A rare architectural combination of Chinese and Western elements is displayed by Melaka's Terengkera mosque. Its pagoda-like appearance is a fine example of Chinese-influenced roof form, combined with Western detailing in its balustrades and railings.
Indian
With most of Malaysian Hindus originally from Southern India, local Hindu temples exhibit the colourful architecture of that region.
Built in the late nineteenth century, the Sri Mahamariaman Temple in Kuala Lumpur is one of the most ornate and elaborate Hindu temples in the country. The detailed decorative scheme for the temple incorporates intricate carvings, gold embellishments, hand-painted motifs and exquisite tiles from Italy and Spain.
The Sikhs, although a small minority, also have their temples of more staid design in many parts of the country.
Indigenous Peoples of Sabah & Sarawak
Two unique architectural highlights of the indigenous peoples of Sabah and Sarawak are longhouses and water villages.
Homes to interior riverine tribes, longhouses are traditional community homes. These elongated and stilted structures, often built of axe-hewn timber, tied with creeper fibre and roofed with woven atap or thatched leaves, can house between 20 to 100 families.
Rustic water villages built on stilts are also commonly found along riverbanks and seafronts. Houses are linked by plank walkways with boats anchored on the sides. Transport around the village is usually by sampan or canoe.
COLONIAL PERIOD STYLES
The architectural styles of the different colonial powers are used in many buildings built between 1511 and 1957.
Portuguese
The most notable example of Portuguese architecture in Malaysia is the A'Famosa fort in Melaka, which was built by Alfonso d'Albuquerque in 1511. Nearly annihilated by the Dutch, only a small part of the fortification is still on the hill overlooking the Melaka town, old port and the Straits of Melaka.
Dutch
Located in Melaka Town, the Stadthuys with its heavy wooden doors, thick red walls and wrought-iron hinges is the most imposing relic of the Dutch period in Melaka. It is a fine example of Dutch masonry and woodworking skills. Built between 1641 and 1660 it is believed to be the oldest building in the East.
British
Among the most significant landmarks built by the British is the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, which grandly overlooks the Merdeka Square, Kuala Lumpur. This Moorish beauty, completed in 1897, served as the Colonial Secretariat offices during the British administration.
Pre-Merdeka or pre-independence shophouses still emanate the characteristic charm of their earlier days. A display of English ingenuity is the 'five-foot-way' or covered sidewalk designed to shield pedestrians from the heat and rain.
( Tourism Malaysia )
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Lama tidak bercerita dalam blog ini...
Pejam celik 2x, dah hampir 2 bulan kita melalui tahun 2010...
Ada perkara yang telahpun dilaksanakan. ada yang masih dalam perancangan dan ada juga yang masih belum difikirkan lagi...
Tahun 2010 kali ini bagaikan tahun permulaan untuk bergerak dan berusaha dalam meneroka sesuatu yang luar biasa bagi mencapai kejayaan dalam diri... Tahun ini juga dilihat ada 'sesuatu' yang mempunyai hikmah tersendiri dari-Nya dan pastinya ia sukar dibaca dengan mata kasar, namun ia dilihat seperti berlaku secara kebetulan...
Hari jumaat adalah antara hari yang paling indah dan pernghulu segala hari... Jadi manfaatkanlah setiap hari jumaat yang kita lalui selain kita hargai juga hari yang lain... Dan paling bahagia sekali dan bertuahnya kita tahun ini apabila tahun baru yang kita sedang lalui kali ini jatuh pada hari 'JUMAAT'.
Alhamdulillah...
Pejam celik 2x, dah hampir 2 bulan kita melalui tahun 2010...
Ada perkara yang telahpun dilaksanakan. ada yang masih dalam perancangan dan ada juga yang masih belum difikirkan lagi...
Tahun 2010 kali ini bagaikan tahun permulaan untuk bergerak dan berusaha dalam meneroka sesuatu yang luar biasa bagi mencapai kejayaan dalam diri... Tahun ini juga dilihat ada 'sesuatu' yang mempunyai hikmah tersendiri dari-Nya dan pastinya ia sukar dibaca dengan mata kasar, namun ia dilihat seperti berlaku secara kebetulan...
Hari jumaat adalah antara hari yang paling indah dan pernghulu segala hari... Jadi manfaatkanlah setiap hari jumaat yang kita lalui selain kita hargai juga hari yang lain... Dan paling bahagia sekali dan bertuahnya kita tahun ini apabila tahun baru yang kita sedang lalui kali ini jatuh pada hari 'JUMAAT'.
Alhamdulillah...
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