Pantai Batu
Burok, Kuala Terangganu.
A stop at
Batu Burok beach was merely a decision to fulfill our carving of delicious seafood
fry which sold along the beautiful stretch of white sandy beach in Kuala
Terangganu. The beach which married with
the breathtaking South China Sea is the closet beach to the city centre of
Kuala Terangganu, East Coast Malaysia.
As my sight
waved through the landscape, soaking my feet under the warm pearl white sand, I do at that moment realised Batu Burok offered more than just its tasty fried seafood.
Breezing through this beautiful
panoramic landscape, pleasure soothed my tired emotions and fabricated a sense
of calmness, gratefulness and Subhanallah, as I am just a humble servant who is
powerless without His mercy.
The Framed
Landscape
The beach was indeed crowded, thus it always has been the choice of many. In the sense of relaxation, recharging
and rejuvenates both, the tired mind and soul, and also the soul of family moment
and intimacy. Having said that, this crowding space conjured no feeling of
hemmed at all. But, just a feeling of happiness. Like any other families dotted here and there on the
soft sandy beach, we talked, teased, hugged and laughed, thus the family moment
and love was then rejuvenated to the fullest again.
For me, travel away from
home to a place of choice, once in a while after a few months, should
be the routine. As life is not just about money and wealth, but also,
about family and bonding with soul of love which blessed by HIM.
Interestingly,
the balance between the colour of nature - the blue sea, the green leaves of
Casuarina trees and the white pearl sand - with the people and objects that lingered in that landscape, offers a sheer persona of wonderfulness and 'picturesque scenery'.
And that makes me realised the named given ‘Pantai Batu Burok’ which translates as The Ugly Rock Beach,
signify its humbleness to its real beauty treasured by HIM The Mighty Creator,
since I found no ugly rock either anywhere at that white sandy beach.
Yes indeed
my family and I, we had no complaint of
its beauty and persona except for the expensive fried seafood.
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