Mornings At Pantai Tengah Langkawi


Tengah is 'center' or 'middle'. Pantai is 'beach'. So, this is 'Middle Beach' or 'Center/Central Beach'.

Whatever! All I'm sure of is, you will love this beach area of Langkawi Island in Malaysia, like I do!
That is Tepor Island across the water, it lends a nice backdrop to your beach photographs, doesn't it?!

The one interesting thing about this beach is, it faces west (sunset), so the sun rises behind it...
Yeah, that is how the skies looked behind the resorts on this beach strip, at 7AM, just before sunrise.

The beach area panorama was interestingly worth grabbing cameras to shoot the wonderful views...

Whether doing your morning walks, jogging, or just sitting (tunganga brigade) with a hangover...
That's just part of the mesmerizing panoramas that'll greet you on another fantastic day at the beach.

Left view..,

And right view..,

Left view..,

And right view..,

Even behind me (beside the resort) was also a very nice photo-op corner..,

The grayish-bluish-black rocks are also intriguingly thought-provoking..,

When the sun's early-morning rays gets through hills and trees, it paints patches of gold on the sand!
Then you remember someone.., and you say in your mind... I wish you were here... Haruuuy! Okay, cut!

That tourist walking has his camera and drones inside his backpack, and slippers in hand!
Yeah, it's really nice to walk barefoot on this stretch of beach. Ayan, hinubad ko rin ang aking sinelas!

There are great "non-moving views" during early mornings.., as the beach awaits for the usual bustle..,

Then MJ shouted saying "oist hoy, tara buffet breakfast na"! Of course I hurriedly returned hahaha!

But I turned to take this one last shot of the sand with the sun's early-morning wash of golden glow!

After breakfast, we were back on the beach, and everything changed into even more vivid colors..,

There's something cute that Holiday Villa can do for you! Watch this video..,

Thus the first picture above.., and the rest is history!

This is one of the best places in Malaysia.

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