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With the Economic Transformation programme in place, Malaysia has since placed strong emphasis on oil and gas projects. Pengerang was slated as one of the sites due to its strategic location and major international shipping lines. The Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex PIPC is one of the largest pieces of investments in Pengerang district and located on a single plot measuring about 20, acres. The project houses oil refineries, naphtha crackers, petrochemical plants as well as a liquefied natural gas LNG import terminal and a regasification plant. With such a mega-scale development across Pengerang, many of the sites were reclaimed, routes were diverted and settlements rehoused. Pengerang had been one of my favorite destinations, with its vast rural-scape, greeneries and long stretches of roads with sparse traffic. But now, it may or may not be so anymore…. Despite all these developments, I decided to make my way there on 22 to 23 August Sat to Sun to check out the new route. The old route is denoted as Segment X. I hope this provides a little insight for those of you who are keen to cycle into Sungai Rengit anytime soon. The old route, Segment X is now closed till The entire brown area in-between Segment B and Segment X is now being reclaimed for the old and petroleum projects. Some parts of this route has recently been tarred, whilst there were several segments which were still sandy with pebbles and gravel. There is fairly few heavy vehicles on this stretch. My little foldie arriving at Tanjung Pengilih Ferry Terminal. The first stretch of the route once you exit the Tanjung Pengilih Ferry Terminal. Some parts of it are newly tarred, which is really comfy to cycle on. The first left junction. Once you see this signage, its time to turn left. The straight road old route is being blocked and manned by a security who will chase you off should you try to trespass and get through from there. Segment B has been nicely tarred and there is a generous road shoulder for cyclists like us. This segment has lots of bends and a lady that I was chatting with at the ferry terminal, mentioned that there are 17 bends on this route. Throughout this entire 14km, I only managed to catch one hut that one could seek shelter in, should I run into a heavy downpour or storm. The first stretch of road once you turn left from Segment A. It is relatively quite an easy stretch to cycle on, with a generous road shoulder and minimal heavy vehicles. Could be quite dangerous if one runs into a thunderstorm or downpour whilst cycling on this route. In Segment B, huge heavy vehicles has a dedicated lane on the right to travel on. Segment B is rather easy with few heavy vehicles. However, once you get to this junction where lots of these heavy vehicles merged into the road that you will be travelling on, Segment C becomes a little more challenging. 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Nothing left… And just to remind you, I was there on my own and gobbled up this entire dish myself…!! Facade of Super Lobster Restaurant which faces the sea. It was pretty much the same route which I came from. Just slightly before the Kuan Yin temple, there is a huge juncture to turn left into. On this side of the road, there are less potholes and there is a narrow road shoulder for one to cycle on. There is also a long climb up a gradual slope before hitting the juncture to turn left again. In this D segment, the opposite direction going towards Sungai Rengit was challenging with potholes. At this direction going towards Tanjung Pengilih Ferry Terminal , there are less potholes and cycling was slightly easier as compared to the opposite direction, except for …. Can be a bit tedious… but still manageable. At the end of the upslope, turn left at the junction to go back to Tanjung Pengilih Ferry Terminal or go straight to get to Kota Tinggi via the highway. As compared to Segment C from Tanjung Pengilih to Sungai Rengit, the returning was much easier as there was a proper road shoulder as well as a long downslope to gain speed. In Segment C going towards Sungai Rengit town , the road shoulder was narrow and challenging. However in the opposite direction, it is very much easier with a wider road shoulder and long downslope. Segment B is the longest segment as compared to all the other segments, but I would say it was relatively easy and flat grounds throughout this segment, except for lots of bends to cover. No shelters at all. Rain or Shine…. It gonna be just you and your bike…. Think this nice piece of green field would be gone in less than a week too…. The amount of construction is really massive and the scale was much much much bigger than I could imagine. If you see coconut trees, breathe, breathe, breathe…. Follow the road and turn right to arrive at Segment A. There is lots of shade from the trees flanking the roads with the nice cool sea breeze from the sea just on your left. Additional Tips. Since getting my little foldie some months back, he has became my best friend. Our favorite location is Punggol beach, which is a mere 6km away from home. All of these little outings were within close proximity to home and confined to our little red dot. Tanjung Pengilih to Sungai Renggit : 18km 1hr 20mins Denoted as yellow line 2 in map below. Sungai Renggit to Tanjung Balau : 37km 4hr 45mins Denoted as pink line 3 in map below. Additional 6km from Desaru round-about to Tanjung Balau. No worries, I jes need to follow that yellow highlighter cap in front. It is getting increasingly difficult to cycle from Tanjung Pengilih to Sungai Renggit with so many of these huge heavy vehicles crossing in our paths. These huge heavy vehicles brought with them mud, sand and gravel and some were spilled out during the transportation process. 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The butter lobster was equally as fresh, fragrant, sweet and less salty in relative to the herbal lobster that we had for lunch. The butter lobster simply melted in our mouths. Butter Lobsters… My god… They melted in our mouths…!! The sotong was delicious but a little crispier would have it perfected. The stir-fried Nai Bai was cooked in a simple sauce but it was heavenly! Deep Fried Sotong should have stayed in the fryer for another couple of minutes for that additional crisp. As we struggle to pull ourselves up from the bed at 9am, we were like two 80 year old elderly. Our muscles were so sore and aching so badly. Somebody ate one of its legs…!! One of my childhood favorites — the see-saw. When we boarded the cab the previous day, the cab driver highly recommended the Wanton Noodles and Chee Cheong Fun. Perhaps I was not very much a gastronomy expert and could not appreciate the noodles, I felt that it was rather ordinary and nothing to wow about. The Chee Cheong Fun was a damper as well as there were only a few pathetic slices of prawns and char siew within although the skin was soft and smooth. Smooth and Soft Chee Cheong Fun skin but too little filling …. Just across the street was the famous ice-kacang and chendol stall recommended by my group mates in my previous photo trip. Both at the same time then…. Merrybrown with the magic word WI-FI! After our lunch, as much as we did not want to move our aching bodies, we headed for the ferry terminal at about 1. By the time we arrived back in Singapore at about 3. This cycling adventure has been one crazy, incredible, unimaginable journey with the Humpty Dumpty fall, scorching heat, killer pains and being engulfed in dust n smoke. What we thought impossible, was made possible during this trip. We never thought we could cycle 50km but we did. Eyes Feet Firsts Photography. Having subscribed to numerous meet-up groups, I came across a posting to visit Pengerang to shoot the Milky Way. I visited Pengerang two years ago, and had a terrible fall back then. I was a little hesitant to sign up but did so eventually on the account of shooting the Milky Way. I did not manage to shoot the Milky Way in my recent Mt. Bromo trip, and I was hoping to do so during this trip. Pengerang is a small custom cum immigration post in southeast Johor, Malaysia. It has a few houses and a road leading to Sungai Rengit — the larger town where food and lodging can be found. However, the name Pengerang is often used to cover the dock and immigration post at Tanjung Pengelih, the village of Kampong Pengelih and the nearby town of Sungai Rengit. Seafood is usually the main reason why visitors flock to Pengerang; with treats like lobster and crab much cheaper than Singapore or even JB. The main restaurants for delicious and affordable seafood are ;-. This sleepy little town was awaken by the recent strike over an oil and gas hub to be developed in Pengerang. The group met up at Kranji MRT at 7. As we arrived in Pengerang, many of us were famished and decided to settle for some Roti Chanai more commonly known as Roti Prata in Singapore for breakfast. The Roti Chanai stall was a few blocks away from where I used to stay in my previous trip to Pengerang. I took some time off from the group and went to re-visit the hotel that I stayed previously. Memories of that trip came flooding back to me, as I recalled how the three of us cycled around the town, how I fell, how my two very gracious and kind friends helped me to the clinic, had me stitched up, had my room changed from 4 th level to 1 st and went out to buy dinner back for me. Though it was a painful and frightening experience, it was one of my most unforgettable trips. After a hearty breakfast, we set off for some shooting in and around the coastal area. We came across a few freshly-born kittens. I was never a feline-lover but this little one got me smitten. It has such beautiful and innocent eyes that I doubt anyone could resist. We saw this elderly fisherman mending his net and he was very kind to even pose for us. By then, it was past noon and it was time to feed 12 starving stomachs. Anthony mentioned that this seafood restaurant serves better seafood than the others. Dishes after dishes came and we ate our fill. It was such a sumptuous, satisfying lunch. We wondered around the town; bought their well-known pastries, had ice-kacang from the old traditional ice-kacang machine, got some shots before we headed to our resort for the night. Enroute, we stopped at the beach and had a whale of time cam-whoring. It was such a splendid day to be soaking in the sun! We finally arrived at our resort after a bumpy ride through a vast palm oil plantation. But when we arrived and went around the resort, we realized it was well worth the bumpy ride. The resort lies about 40 meters above sea level and offers a spectacular, gorgeous panaromic ocean view of the South China Sea. There is a lily pond amongst the cottages and it was just right in front of the cottage that I was staying in. The cottages around the lily pond were lighted up at night, bringing much serenity and peace to the resort. The cottages are very clean with attached bathroom, bed, table, bamboo sofa and cabinet. Best of all, our cottage has an outdoor shower area! It was like a modern kampong — very idyllic and rustic. Perhaps that was why it had such excellent reviews on Trip Advisor. Night fell and we had a sumptuous BBQ dinner under the stars, as we sat at the alfresco dining and immersed ourselves in the soothing sounds and cool breeze of the ocean. We called it a night by 10pm and headed to bed as we needed to be up at 12 midnight for the shooting of the Milky Way. Before I could knock out, I was up again. We assembled at the dining area and headed to a dark spot to try shooting the Milky Way. We waited in the dark, cold night and took shots after shots. But alas, it was too cloudy and the Milky Way was nowhere in sight. We ended the session at 3pm. As I caught glimpses of lightning across the horizon, I headed off to the parapet by the ocean in an attempt to catch some lightning shots. As I waited, droplets of rain started giving my head a good massage and off I dash back to my little cottage. I guess when you are in love, every minute spent was sweet, with or without any additional sweeteners. Haha :. Ended the shoot and off we went to a well-known Bak Kut Teh place to make up for the disappointing sunrise. We arrived at the eatery. It was a stand-alone restaurant in the middle of nowhere, filled with throngs of hungry, waiting customers. We went round and round in search of a table for the 7 of us. We finally got one, right at the back of the eatery. The Bak Kut Teh were simmered over a low fire using charcoal, and that was the unique selling point of this eatery and that was also the main reason for our 1 hour wait for our order. We were famished by the time we were being served our breakfast. We got back to our resort and I met up with my room mate, Iris. As we got into the room, I started to pack my stuffs, getting ready for check out. I got to the table and saw that my pastries were ripped apart. I had a shock of my life! Were there monkeys in our room? I yelled out to my roomie and her jaws dropped as well. We speculated that the culprits were more likely to be rats rather than monkeys. I have stayed in tons of budget hotels, motels, resorts etc, but had never once come across my food being ripped apart by rats. This was the first! I took this pic and threw out the pastries. It was an exasperating yet hilarious experience. We checked out and proceeded to head back to Singapore. On our way, we stopped at a Hindu Glass temple near Johor as well as had dinner before we got back SG. Though I did not get my Milky Way shot this time round, I made new friends, had lots of fun and had a great time walking down memory lane. Feet Firsts Gluttony Photography Travel. Sep 1. Damn Kiasu… Muahahhahaaa…. Apr Clocked km in two days. Had clocked km in 4 days. Jul Why am I headed to? Kuan Yin Temple which we passed by. Sungai Rengit is about 35km away from Desaru and our research showed that it would take 1. Sungai Renggit to Desaru. Updated on 5-May Yayyy… Off we go…!! Humpty Dumpty once again… : X. The roads were bumpy and challenging with many huge potholes along the way. Breath-taking landscapes along the way. Mind over Body with Slopes after Slopes. Tiger Balm to the rescue. Finally dinner…. His body massage lasted 1. Save my feet challenge. Wanton Noodle which was hmmmm so-so…. By now, we had five items and it was time to head back to our hotel to cool off, pack up and end our little adventure. We checked out of the hotel at 12 noon, returned our bikes and hopped over to Merrybrown for lunch since they were the only eatery with the magic word wi-fi that got us connected back to civilization. Oct Excludes all other meals and expenses. Create a free website or blog at WordPress. Subscribe Subscribed. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website. Design a site like this with WordPress.

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