Proposed Pasir Panjang Water Home Resort

The proposed land is located on the southwest coast of Negeri Sembilan state and sited at the coastal line of Pasir Panjang fronting to the Straits of Melaka, southern part of Port Dickson district.

It is situated within traveling distance of 45 minutes drive from the vicinity of the capital of Malaysia and its Kuala Lumpur International Airport and close to other vicinity states and towns with easy highway access and inter-linkage.

Along this stretch of Pasir Panjang existing coastal shore line, toward the project site, the area is predominated with resort hotels, condominiums residential and shop houses.

Access will be made even more convenient when the proposed highway, estimated to be complete around 2009 is ready. Traveling time from KLIA is 45 minutes, Kuala Lumpur 1 hour 20 minutes, Melaka 45 minutes, Singapore 2 hours 30 minutes.

Due to its close vicinity to Kuala Lumpur and easy accessibility for visitors from Singapore, Port Dickson has developed into one of the most frequented beaches on the West Coast. As a result, accommodation and food facilities are aplenty. Aside from the beautiful beaches, other attractions in the Port Dickson district include three golf courses, an ostrich farm, Pasir Panjang recreational forest and several historical sites such as the Cape Rachardo Light house, Lukut Fort and Pengkalan Kempas Historical Site.

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1. Spread over 146 acres of land, the proposed land is along the coastal area.
2. With 1.8km length of the sea frontage with some natural mangrove and 402 acres of rain forest land at the southwest part of the proposed land, therefore it is ideal for a water villas & recreational natural rain forest resort and mixed residential/commercial development.
3. Easy & convenient access

The Federal Administration enclave of Putrajaya and Sepang FI Circuit are also close-by.

4. Nearby to the proposed land, there are some places of interest

a. Blue Lagoon
Blue Lagoon lies about 15 km from Port Dickson town and 9 km from the proposed land which provides a breathtaking view of the surrounding greenery and the blue open sea and having fun in the sun. The lagoon is an excellent spot for swimming, boating, wind surfing and water skiing.

b. Cape Rachardo
Visit the lighthouse at Cape Rachardo built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. (which is just beside the Blue Lagoon). The beacon guided sailing ships to Malacca, the most important port in South East Asia. The lighthouse is still functioning today. Ascend the narrow spiral staircase and see the magnificent view of the coastline of Sumatra, 38km across the Straits. The cape is also the stopover point for migratory birds. From September to March, flocks of sparrows, honey buzzards and swifts can be seen here together with hawks and eagles. Walk down the 63 steps beside the lighthouse and follow the jungle trek to a secluded beach. The footprint embedded in a boulder, about 50 metre to the right of the track, is said to be that of Hang Tuah, the legendary Malay warrior of the 15th century. Legend has it that upon acquiring innate strength and knowledge, Hang Tuah chose to meditate here. The footprint marks the spot where he first landed at Tanjung Tuan. A nearby well whose icy cool water is a boon for the tired and thirsty, is also said to have been dug by him. Local devotees have known to pay their homage at this spot.

c. Fort Lukut

About 7km from Port Dickson stands the Fort of Raja Jumaat, the 19th century Bugis warrior.The fort was built in 1847 to control the lucrative tin trade in the area. Today the muzzle loading guns used to defend the fort can be seen within the grounds of the District Officer’s residence and outside the Police Station in town. In the vicinity of the fort are also the remains of the foundation of an old palace and a royal burial ground.


d. Fort Kempas

About 23km from the lighthouse and about 10km from the proposed land there is a small village called Keramat Ujung Pasir. Here you will find a15th century tomb of a leading historical personality, Ulama Sheikh Ahmad Makhtum, with its famous carved megalith. Beside his grave are the famous stone inscriptions or "Batu Bersurat" which depict his struggle and victory. The mystery surrounding the stone remains unsolved to this day. Of special interest is the ‘ordeal stone’, an ancient lie-detector, through which a person puts his arm when answering questions. If he lies, the stone tightens like a vice.


e. Armed Force Museum

	Located near next to a Malaysian Army Camp Port Dickson Based. This Museum is the latest attraction in Port Dickson. Some vehicles and aircraft previously used by Royal Malaysian Army are on display. There is also a mock Communist Tunnel.

 

f. Pasir Panjang Recreational Forest Park & Coastal Fishing Village

Just adjacent to the site. It was opened to the public in 1985. This is also one of the favourite spots for bird watchers. It is along the coastal area with a panoramic view, rest house facilities are found in this recreational forest. Nearby this recreational park, you will find food stalls operating late into the night. located amidst a fishing village, this stalls offer delicious mouth-watering dishes (grilled or otherwise) of fish, shrimps, crabs and squids fresh from the sea.

 

g. Others

Aside from the beautiful beaches, other attractions include three golf courses and an ostrich farm.

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Port Dickson Beach

Sunset at Pasir Panjang

Sunset at Port Dickson

Light House

Fort Kempas Carved Megalith

Fort Kempas

Pasir Panjang Recreational Forest

Pasir Panjang View