Salt, Sun, and Stories: A Morning in Pangkor’s Fish Village

#summervacay #july2025 #seascapes #villagewalk The scent of salted fish lingers in the breeze as you step into Pangkor’s Fish Village—a place where tradition isn’t just preserved, but lived. At Hai Seng Hin Pangkor Sdn Bhd, rows of dried squid, anchovies, and cuttlefish glint under the sun, each a quiet nod to generations of coastal trade. Locals move with unhurried purpose, sorting seafood with practiced hands, while visitors browse for souvenirs, baskets in tow. But the charm lies beyond the storefronts. Wooden homes on stilts stretch toward the sea. Fishermen mend nets in the shade. Roosters call from narrow alleyways where kids chase each other barefoot. Every corner offers a glimpse into a lifestyle shaped by tides and time. Walk slowly. Observe the rhythms. The village isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a living heritage.