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Salang
Arguably the most popular of Tioman’s villages, Salang lies in a small bay at the north of the island. |
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Panuba
This private, boulder strewn bay is a peaceful retreat and the nearby villages are easily accessible... |
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Ayer Batang
Commonly known as ABC, a moniker it takes from Air Batang Chalets, this is one of the most popular villages on Tioman. |
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Tekek
The main village of Tioman is the most developed area on the island, complete with an airport and... |
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Lalang
Lalang Village is nothing more than a cluster of houses and shops at the edge of the expansive Berjaya resort. |
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Juara
The only village on the eastern side of the island, Juara arguably has the best beach on Tioman. |
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Paya
This tiny village is sandwiched between the sea and a lagoon and is fronted by a narrow strip of beach. |
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Melina
A small, private bay is hidden from view by the emerald tropical forest.
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Genting
Genting Village lies on a narrow strip of golden sand, fringed by dark grey granite boulders... |
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Lanting
One of Tioman’s most exclusive resorts, the Japamala Resort and Spa is located in a private bay... |
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Nipah
Nipah lies towards the southern end of the island and is nothing more than a few basic chalets on a golden beach and... |
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Minang
Two private bays, surrounded by jungle and giant granite boulders.
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Mukut
A sleepy little fishing village at the southern tip of the island, Mukut has a rural charm that is hard to beat. |
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