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Malaysia is one of the major tourist destinations in Asia as well as rest of the
world. Known for cultural and geographical diversity, Malaysia boasts all the
prerequisites to attracts tourists from all over the world. The country is every
tourist's paradise; from breathtaking natural attractions, which include spectacular
waterfalls, lush rainforests and exquisite beaches to cosmopolitan cities that
features all the facets of a developed city. Malaysia is a country, which is blessed
with spectacular natural attractions. There are numerous islands in Malaysia,
which are renowned for their splendid natural beauty. Redang Island, Malaysia
is one such island of the country. It is located 45 km away from Terengganu. Redang
archipelago consists of nine islands namely Lima Island, Paku Besar Island, Paku
Kecil Island, Kerengga Besar Island, Kerengga Kecil Island, Ekor Tebu Island,
Ling Island, Pinang Island and Redang Island.
Redang Island is a haven for nature and wildlife lovers; the island features
stunning marine fishes, turtles and coral reefs. In fact the island has been
designated as Pulau Redang Marine Parks and the administration is trying to
preserve the islands' unique ecosystem. The island boasts of 500 species of
live corals, more than thousand species of invertebrates and about 3000 species
of fishes, which include manta rays, stingrays, sharks and whale sharks, all
of which live in harmony in the reefs skirting the islands.
The island is a haven for adventure seekers; it is home to numerous adventure
sports and activities. The island will offer you the opportunity to participate
in activities like diving, boating, snorkeling, swimming, sailing and scuba
diving. The whole island is a photographer's delight, the coral reefs of the
island, which are ranked as one of the best of the world, will give you the
chance to take some amazing photographs.
There are numerous attractions in the island which include different diving
spots, shipwrecks near Pinang Island, black coral garden and Mini Mount. The
waters of Redang feature two historic shipwrecks. One of the shipwrecks is H.M.S
Prince of Wales and the other is H.M.S. Repulse, both of which sunk during the
WWII, thus laying the foundations for the Japanese occupation of Malaya. Besides
these, Redang Island is also home to some of the finest beach destinations of
the country. The beaches of the island are known for their spectacular natural
beauty and numerous activities. Overall, a trip to Redang Island will enable
you to rest and relax amidst stunning natural beauty of the island, far away
from the hectic and monotonous schedule of daily life.
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