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Ban Pecah, Tanjung Piandang
OPEN FOR PUBLIC. SOME AREAS MAY BE PROHIBITED.
CHARGES MAY APPLY FOR SOME AREAS OR ACTIVITIES.
This scenic locale features a unique landscape where the strait-side embankment - artfully reinforced with rocky sea barriers - separates the sea from verdant rice paddies behind. Local visitors affectionately call it the "six bridges" due to its distinctive stone wave breakers lining a tranquil coastal lane.
More than just a scenic backdrop, Ban Pecah offers a feast for all senses. As one of the most popular family leisure spots in Kuala Kurau and Tanjung Piandang, it excels as a photography haven especially during golden hour. The evening sky ignites in hues of orange and pink, lighting up the horizon over fishing boats - making it a favorite sunset-viewing spot for both locals and travelers.
Fishing enthusiasts will feel right at home in this coastal village. Ban Pecah is known for excellent saltwater fishing - whether by sea or at the local private saltwater fish ponds - complete with rod rentals and even on-site fish processing services. If you fancy a gentle stroll, the paved coastal path linking the sea to paddy plantations is ideal for a leisurely bike ride or beachcombing session.
Ban Pecah’s surroundings are steeped in rich cultural history. Tanjung Piandang itself traces its origins to early 19th-century Hakka Chinese settlers who helped shape its identity as a traditional fishing and paddy-farming hub. Today, visitors can witness this enduring heritage in everyday life - from colorful fishing boats docking at the shore to villagers harvesting rice in fields just a stone’s throw away from the beach.
For those traveling through Kerian District, Ban Pecah makes a refreshing stop. Located about 40 minutes from Taiping, this coastal haven is part of a vibrant ecotourism corridor that includes nature attractions like the Kuala Gula Bird Sanctuary and Bukit Merah Orang Utan Island. Whether you’re seeking peace by the sea, cultural immersion or a taste of Perak’s fresh seafood, Ban Pecah delivers a uniquely Malaysian experience that’s hard to find elsewhere.