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Reaction Paper About Puulau Redang Island

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Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Geography Located 22 km away from the coast of Terengganu lies Redang Island or the locals calls it Pulau Redang. The island’s length is measuring about 7 km long and 6 km wide. Its highest peak is Bukit Besar at 359 metres above sea level. It contains various chains of smaller islands that together with the main island forms the Pulau Redang archipelago. The main island contains most of the resorts and attraction while the rest are majority sightseeing purpose. 1.2 Climate The island has a tropical climate with temperatures varying from 26-33°C with relative humidity around 80-87%. Like the rest of the country’s east coast islands, Redang is affected with the northeast monsoon season that starts from November to March. During this time, all known transports are barred from entering or leaving the island. The resorts are closed as well. 1.3 History The natives that was …show more content…

The resort is located on Pulau Redang. The island itself is the biggest island among the Redang land. The Taara means ‘star or Apple of my eye’ and the meaning of the name is described by the mermaid figure at the resort.(redangisland,2015) Figure 2.1. The Taaras Hotel source: www.redangisland.com The resort is on a private beach residence and complete with all the facilities that can satisfy the guest. The resort has one hundred and ninety one a la mode suites and rooms, including the impressive five Villa Private Bedroom place on the high up cliff facing the ocean and the resort below. Large Beds and handpicked linens and fabrics are provide in all of the room and also outdoor balcony in most of the

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