About Me

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
I am married to my loving husband for more than 45 years now. I am a mother to 3 beautiful children, until years ago when I lost my youngest son. Since then my life is forever altered but yet unbroken....

My Travel Journal

"There isn't much I haven't shared with you along the road and through it all there'd always be tomorrow's episode" - Elton John

I started traveling around the world since early 80s when I had the opportunity to combine business trips with vacations. Then later when my rezeki is in abundance, there were numerous other trips along the way for vacations, most of the time with hubby and the kids when the timing is right. I have also started to compile the journal and photo-pages covering almost more than 45 years of world wide travel. Some destinations I visited just once, others many times. Many of those places are the obvious famous places people would like to visit but some, the casual traveler doesn't even think to try. I have placed links to my travel at the side bar of my personal page, My Life Reflections, and will be updating them from time to time.

My wish is to continue my travel and complete circumnavigate the globe, insyaAllah…

Thursday 30 August 2018

2018 Bigfoot Beaches of Thailand II – 07 Pak Bara Beach, Satun

“If you think you can do a thing or think you can’t do a thing, you’re right…” - Henry Ford

(Langka Beach Resort Pak Bara)

Date: 28 August 2018
Route: Thung Bu Lang – Pak Bara Beach Satun
Hotel: Langka Beach Resort

Pak Bara is a half an hour or so on from the southern-most port town of Satun. Pak Bara Pier is where you go to catch a boat to one of the nearby islands, Koh Lipe or Koh Tarutao. If you are not going to the islands you can stay the night at one of the many chalets or guesthouses along the beach.

Pak Bara Beach is suitable for tourists who need privacy and serenity. The nearby islands can be seen from this beach. There are viewpoints for the tourists as well as a location for viewing the beautiful sunset from Satun Geopark. Pak Bara is quiet and peaceful but can get busy during Muslim festive season.

Lining the main road to Pak Barra Pier are many Muslim seafood restaurants where you can have your lunch or dinner in the small huts by the beach.


(Staying a night in this resort)
(The view of the beach)
(The view of nearby islands)
(Our chalet on the beach front)
(Watching the sunset from our chalet)
(Pak Bara viewpoint on the way to the pier)
(One of the many Muslim Restaurants in Pak Bara)
(Seafood dishes for lunch)


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