Not looking for sparkling shopping centers and fashion boutiques on Pangkor Island. Unfortunately, there are no them at all. Maybe just for now. Although why "unfortunately"? Yes thank God! In Malaysia, a pretty many other places where you could buy fashionable clothes or objects of local craft. That is, compare the shopping on Pangkore with Shopping in Lumut, Cityvan or Seri Maneunga is impossible. And even more so it is impossible to compare it with shopping in Kuala Lumpur. Pangkor is not a shopping area (although the merchants have ever lived here), and its main attractions are beautiful beaches and jungle. But do not worry: On the island, you can still find benches with colorful clothing, T-shirts, sarongs, caps, suitcases, batik, pants, hats, swimsuits and other goods.
Pangkor Town. - Total one street, Built-inCafa, benches with dried and dried fish and souvenir shops. Due to the fact that tourism on the island, nevertheless, develops every year, more and more the number of local residents are involved in souvenir trafficking, because it is profitable, and competition is not so terrible. For example, you can see a sufficient number of shops selling t-shirts and other clothes with prints "about the island". This clothing, thank God, a variety of styles, colors and sizes, for adults and children.Another cute souvenir from Pangkor is shell , beautifully decorated, painted, painted, large or small (for example, sewer of the tiger cipset). Also popular "maritime" Photo Frames, pearl and other souvenirs like fridge magnets, key chains, mugs and etc.
But the shopping on Pangkore is not limited to the purchase of souvenirs and clothing. In addition to these items, each self-respecting tourist is simply obliged to buy on this island in the track Dried seafood . In Pangkore, a lot of benches selling dried seafood. And since modern technologies do not stand still, then several stores offer products in vacuum hermetic packaging, which preserves freshness of food. Since these products are neatly wrapped and look more or less presentable, they can become an excellent gift for friends and relatives. But, of course, most dried seafood are sold in a traditional style - from large packages or buckets and in the kulek. Prices are approximately the same as on the mainland, but here you can be sure that the products are always fresh.
Pangkor Island is known for all Malaysia and thanks to the production Ikan Bilis. (Anchovs) of the highest quality. Anchovies - Pagecore Island's specialties, so, everyone is simply obliged or try, or buy this dried fish home. There are various types of anchovs - easy to get confused! When you go to the fish store, you will most likely show the "secret way" how to choose the right anchovies. If you carefully look at Imported Anchovs, you will notice a thin layer of white powder on the fish scaway. And the imported fish is more salty and dry, rather than fish of local production. Chemicals do not add chemicals in Pangkor's dried anchoves, so the taste is much better and natural (more precisely, by 100% of naturprodukt!). Well, it is worth this delicacy completely droplets more expensive. That's why the Anchoves from Pangkor are much more popular than imported anchovies. In addition to the Anchovs, other popular seafood varieties on the island are Caracatians, oysters, squid, shrimp and some varieties of fish.
