Malaysia Peninsular Beaches, Pahang, Cherating 马来西亚半岛海滩,彭亨州属,遮拉丁
Malaysia Peninsular
Beaches, Pahang, Cherating
马来西亚半岛海滩,彭亨州属,遮拉丁
Cherating is located about 45 kilometers
north of Kuantan, nesting on the Terengganu-Pahang border and fronting the
South China sea. Here,
wide gently sloping sandy beaches extend as far as the eyes can see and it is a
perfect place for a quiet holiday.
Cherating was
discovered in the 1960s, by backpackers who stayed at guesthouses and wooden
huts among the coconut groves by the sea. Cherating became well known among
visitors since around 1970s when a family called Mak Long Teh share
their house with visitors. Today, there are world-class hotels and
chalets, including the world renowned Club Med.
Visitors can
begin their vacation by strolling along the white sandy beach. A walk on the
beach will offer opportunity to collect beautiful seashells and occasionally
you may find tiny crabs struggling to find their way out of the sea.
1. Water
Activities
Cherating beach, during the monsoon season (November and December) , is one of the only beaches in Peninsula Malaysia with waves good enough for surfing. You can also try yachting, kayaking, snorkeling, river cruising and swimming.
Cherating beach, during the monsoon season (November and December) , is one of the only beaches in Peninsula Malaysia with waves good enough for surfing. You can also try yachting, kayaking, snorkeling, river cruising and swimming.
2. Learn
Traditional Arts & Crafts
Beautifullly crafted traditional kites of various colours and designs, elegant woodcarvings, pottery, and fine batik, songket and Pahang silk textiles can be found at the Kompleks Kraftangan Kuantan in Cherating Village. There are also some classes offered to learn batik painting.
Beautifullly crafted traditional kites of various colours and designs, elegant woodcarvings, pottery, and fine batik, songket and Pahang silk textiles can be found at the Kompleks Kraftangan Kuantan in Cherating Village. There are also some classes offered to learn batik painting.
3. Visit Charah
Cave
About 25
kilometers from Kuantan is the well-hidden Gua Charah, with a labyrinth of
complex cave structures made up of 8 separate caves and is spread over an area
of 92 hectares. One of them, Gua Buddha or Gua Gelap, is home to an 8.1 meter
long statue of reclining Buddha. It was discovered by a monk named Tham Achran
Sakatapunya in the 1950s. There's other caves : Gua Batu Nisan Raja, Gua
Pecah, Gua Gajah, Gua Tiga Beradik, Gua Puteri Bersikat and many other caves to
explore. Entrance fees is RM 2.
4.Firefly
Watching
Visitors can
watch fireflies by taking night river boat trip from local tour. It is available
every night at 8 pm, for 1 hour trip.
Cherating
Turtle Sanctuary
Cherating Turtle Sanctuary
is located just beside Asia's first Club Med in Cherating, Pahang. This centre
was established in the year 1972 as a turtle hatchery in an effort to protect the
endanger species in particular the Leatherback Turtle. It is open to the public
since June, 1 1998.
Situated at the Chendor
Beach or Pantai Chendor, this centre helps to ensure the survival of the
turtles that land here to lay eggs during the months from April to August. You
are allowed to come here during the night and the centre will alert you if
there are turtles that come up the shore to lay eggs. It also acts as an
information centre to educate the public about turtles and the need to protect
them.
In total, there are 7
species of marine turtles in the world and 4 of these species land and lay
their eggs on Malaysian beaches. They are the Leatherback Turtle, Green Turtle,
Hawksbill Turtle and Olive Ridley Turtle.
Over the years, the number
of Leatherback turtles that come to the shore of Malaysia has dwindled and you
will not be able to see any of them coming here now. The reasons are because of
the poachers who came to take the eggs away for commercial reason, abused of
the turtles from the public and the pollution.
Exhibits
Besides acting as a place
where you can wait at the benches in the night, the Cherating Turtle Sanctuary
also has many exhibits for you to explore. There are information on the
different types of turtles, their habitat, food and the location where they can
be found in Malaysia and in particular, the state of Pahang. There are also
graphs and statistics on the number of turtles that come here.
It was reported recently
that the number of green turtles that came here has increased from 160 for the
year 2006 to 288 from Jan to Aug 2007. This shows that the turtles conservation
programme is bearing fruit and should be continued.
Apart from information on
turtles, you will be able to see many exotic and nice sea shells that are on
displayed at the main exhibition hall. Big corals are also aplenty here.
Hatchlings Programme
You will be able to see the
turtle hatchlings that the centre is involved in. These turtles will be kept
here until they areold enough to be released into the sea during the night.
See the adult Hawksbill
Turtles and Green Turtles that are being kept here. The Hawksbill has a mouth
that resembles a hawk's bill and can weigh up to 75kg with a length of 1m.
The Green Turtle has a
green fat in its body. Externally, it is olive-brown in colour. It can have a
weight of up to 270kg and 1.2m in length. It is the only species with a hook on
both of its front swimming flippers. It feeds on algae, sponges, sea grasses
and lays between 80 to 150 eggs per nest.
Visiting Hours
Tuesdays to Sundays :
9:30am to 4:30pm
Closed on Mondays and
public holidays.
Visiting the centre is Free
of Charge.
For more information, you
can call the centre at +6 09 581 9087.
Getting
Here
By Road
Cherating is a 3.5-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur via the scenic route to the east coast. There are buses to Kuantan departing daily from Kuala Lumpur. From Kuantan, there are regular bus and taxi services to Cherating. Alternatively, take a bus from Kuala Lumpur to Dungun or Kemaman in Terengganu, which is north of Pahang, and disembark at Cherating.
By Air
Malaysia Airlines operates daily flights to Kuantan. From the airport, Cherating is just 45 minutes away.
Cherating is a 3.5-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur via the scenic route to the east coast. There are buses to Kuantan departing daily from Kuala Lumpur. From Kuantan, there are regular bus and taxi services to Cherating. Alternatively, take a bus from Kuala Lumpur to Dungun or Kemaman in Terengganu, which is north of Pahang, and disembark at Cherating.
By Air
Malaysia Airlines operates daily flights to Kuantan. From the airport, Cherating is just 45 minutes away.
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