Must see! The East Coast of Malaysia, a different scenery along the way

My dears, today I am going to share the seventh stop of our self-driving tour on the east coast of Malaysia🎉! There are disappointments and surprises along the way. On the way to Kuala Terengganu, we passed by Petronas in Kerteh, Terengganu. The natural gas pipeline that was constantly spewing fire was really spectacular🔥! It's like a super-large lighter, constantly spewing fire, making people unable to help but slow down and appreciate it. If you want to enjoy a more exciting and spectacular scene, it is recommended to come at night. I believe the night view will be more shocking. Then we came to Paka, wanting to see the legendary Paka fishing village. But when we got there, we saw only a dilapidated fishing village with only a few residents left there. In front of the village, a straight road is under construction. The former appearance of the fishing village no longer exists, which really makes people sigh at the passage of time😔. However, when I drove to the edge of the coastal road, the endless coastal scenery along the long straight road made up for my lost mood. The vast sea and soft beach seem to be comforting us gently🌊. Going further up, we passed Dungun. I heard that this was once a place where the police exiled criminals, with the aim of isolating them from their gang friends and keeping them from doing evil. It's quite magical. After years of baptism, many people who were exiled here chose to settle down and work here, and are unwilling to return to the big city. 🧐 Finally we arrived in Marang County, where we deliberately turned into narrow paths and came to the Marang Pier and fishing village, which is said to be very beautiful. This is also one of the piers for taking a boat to Pulau Kapas. In addition to the seawall built with odd-shaped wave-breaking bricks, it is quite unique! Cotton Island is a pristine island that is worth a visit, but due to limited time, we took a few photos and left. However, this experience also allowed us to see a different side of the east coast of Malaysia.