Pulau Pinang, Terengganu

Pulau Pinang, Terengganu (7 June, 2003)


Pulau Pinang is a small island within the Redang archipelago in Terengganu. Not to be mistaken for Penang Island, which is also known as Pulau Pinang, it is the location of the Redang Marine Park headquarters and pier. The pier is teeming with tropical fish of every hue and colour, and visitors may swim among the fish here, or walk along the white sand of Pulau Pinang. Visitors to Pulau Pinang find accommodation in the nearby islands of Redang, Lang Tengah and Perhentian.

The intensely white sand of Pulau Pinang (7 June, 2003)


The pier of Redang Marine Park at Pulau Pinang (7 June, 2003)


Noni trees growing along the beach of Pulau Pinang (7 June, 2003)


The sea off Pulau Pinang (7 June, 2003)


Another view of the crystal-clear waters off Pulau Pinang (7 June, 2003)


The wooden walkway at Pulau Pinang, with the marine park pier in the distance. (7 June, 2003)


The wooden walkway at Pulau Pinang. (7 June, 2003)


The senduduk, or Singapore rhododendron, growing on Pulau Pinang. (7 June, 2003)


The ketapang tree growing by the seaside on Pulau Pinang. (7 June, 2003)


The marine park pier on Pulau Pinang. (7 June, 2003)

Pulau Pinang is on the Map of Islands in Terengganu

Pulau Pinang is on the Map of Terengganu

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