Where is heatwave island? Raiders of heat wave island free travel

Heat wave continent, I don't want to go in summer when I hear this name. However, the island of Redang is by the sea. The sea there is blue, very clear light blue, and that place is really beautiful. It would be great if we could have a house by the sea. Facing the sea, spring blossoms.

On the Malay Peninsula in the northeast of Malaysia, there are several famous islands: Relang Island, Big and Small Anchorage Island and Huamian Island. They usually take a boat from Dengjialou. The first island we went to was Cotton Island. We mistakenly chose to fly to Kota Baru (the air ticket was cheap), and then we tossed all the way to Majiang, the pier of Cotton Island, where we took a boat. Kapuya Island is 2.5km long and 1km wide from Dengjialou/kloc-0. There is a gem island nearby. The beach of Huamian Island is still good, with few tourists, only a few foreigners on the island, and then we passers-by. This is a place in a daze. When you are lonely, watch the sea. It is not convenient to eat and live in Cotton Island. There are only one or two accommodations, and some amusement facilities seem to have fallen into disrepair. The key point is that I thought I could find a charter boat on Cotton Island and go directly to Redang Island, but I didn't ask about the boat, so I had to give up my plan to stay here for one night. You can also book a package at Cotton Island.

When I went to Rehang Island, I booked a set meal on Taobao, including food, accommodation and sailing for three days and two nights. Personally, I think this package is cheaper and more convenient, suitable for self-help backpackers. A movie "Summer Tea" won the popularity of an island, which is the heat wave island. Blue sea and white sand beaches, beautiful women from China and sexy girls in bikinis are all memories of Hot Island. Drinking coffee, lying on the sofa on the beach and watching bikini girls walk around are my favorite ways. Sea turtles and sharks that don't eat people can be seen near Redang Island. Not far from it, there is a more primitive heat island, which can be crossed by boat.

Leave Relang Island, return to Dengjialou, and stay near Chinatown. Although the Chinatown in Dengjialou is short, it is the cleanest Chinatown I have ever seen in Southeast Asia.

On May 1 this year, we came back from Maldives and stayed in Malaysia for another three days. Originally, I chose Kuching in East Malaysia (the capital of Sarawak), but because of the strict customs inspection system between East Malaysia and West Malaysia, I didn't go to East Malaysia because I was afraid of crossing the border, so I went to Yalao and Langkawi in West Malaysia instead. Before I went to Yalao, I knew little about this place except that it was a transit point for some tourists to Langkawi. Because Langkawi is a famous island in Malaysia, it is under the jurisdiction of Kedah State. After buying a plane ticket from Kuala Lumpur to Yalou, I simply did my homework in this city and found it quite historical. Arau is the capital of Kedah. Yalao is a name of China, and bahasa melayu calls it Yaluosla, which is the name of a tree. Yalao is also the hometown of Malaysia's first and fourth prime ministers, especially the fourth prime minister Mahathir, who is a legendary prime minister from a civilian background. He used to be a small vendor in alala cloth market, and now we can see his picture hanging in Labu market. Kota Kinabalu is a country with a long history in Malaysia (Malaysia was divided into several small countries in history), and Yalao also has palaces. There is a 165-meter-high telecom tower in Yalong city, ranking 19 in the world, which is a symbol of Yalong. We live near it. Huaren Street, Bula Market, palaces and mosques are all around it. It is enough to spend a day wandering around. There are many food stalls near the elegant Chinatown, and the variety of food surprises the delicious wife. Its bak Kut teh is also different from other places. This is dried bak Kut teh.

The next morning, I took a taxi to Jida Wharf (taxis in Asia and Laos all run in fixed places, so I can only make an appointment to call a taxi, not the kind that beckons and stops). The boat to Langkawi usually runs every hour, about 2 hours. The landing place is the melon town where the eagle is located. When we came back from the sack, we were already numb to the sea. After taking a photo with the eagle in Guazhen, we continued to take a taxi to the seaside of Langkawi and chose Zhennan Beach, which is also close to the airport. The driver sold us the routes of several scenic spots a day, which cost more than 200 Malaysian ringgit. It seems that the commercialization of Langkawi is really as expensive as I heard before. Opposite the beach in Zhennan, we found an idyllic scenery, and then we turned the beach trip to Langkawi into an idyllic trip. This is a rice field museum. There are cows and pavilions in the vast countryside, and we just lie lazily in the pavilion to hide from the sun. There is a local fast food nearby, and the price is very cheap. Two people can't eat RM 20 In the afternoon, we went to Zhennan Beach. The hotel environment here is still good, but I heard that the house price is not cheap.

It takes ten minutes to get to the airport by taxi from Zhennan Beach. Callaway airport is not big, but it is an international airport. There are domestic flights to China, but they are very expensive.