PPJ Siri-3Program Pembangunan Jatidiri (PPJ) Siri-3 akan dilancar tidak lama lagi setelah berjaya menganjurkan program yang sama April dan Mei yang lalu. Program seumpamanya dianjurkan sebagai alternatif program selain sukan, terbuka kepada semua warga LHDNM khususnya ahli kelab meminati aktiviti lasak. Matlamat program adalah; - Menjalin silaturahim dikalangan warga kelab
- Meningkatkan sikap kerjasama dan daya ketahanan
- Meningkatkan kecintaan kepada keindahan alam
- Team Building & understanding
PPJ Siri-3 akan diadakan pada; - Tarikh: 24-26 Jun 2011 (Jumaat-Ahad)
- Lokasi: Pulau Tioman
- Aktiviti: Laut dan Darat
INFO PULAU TIOMANsumber InternetTioman Island is the
largest in a group of 64 volcanic islands, which includes Seri Bulat Island, Sembilang Island, Tulai Island, Chebeh Island, Labas and Renggis Island. Blessed with miles and miles of soft white sand, swaying palms and cool waterfalls, it is located about 80 km off Peninsular Malaysia's east coast. Tioman is a relatively small island measuring only about 12 x 7.3 miles. It is approximately half the size of Singapore. Culminating at 1,040 meters, it is surrounded by reefs, but no roads: with the exception of 2km at the airport.
Noted for crystal clear water, as far down as 35 metres, Pulau Tioman is a veritable garden of colourful marine life, offering underwater sportsmen some of the best sites in the world. Said to be the final resting place of a fabled dragon princess who had turned herself into an island in the South China Sea, Tioman is truly one of the most beautiful islands in the region.
Water temperature: 26°C (79°F) to 30°C (86°F)
Suit: 3mm or 5mm shortie
Visibility: 5 to 12 metres (15 – 40 feet)
Rating: *****
Type of diving: The shallow reefs of Tulai Island and Renggis Island are popular spots for scuba diving and snorkeling. With extensive coral reefs teeming with a wide variety of tropical fish large and small, Tioman also has many wrecks offering something for every level of divers.
Marine life: Boulder, staghorn, brain corals, fusiliers, kingfish, pufferfish, angelfish, butterflyfish, sting rays, moray eels, trigger fish, giant groupers
When to go: March to November. The monsoon season is between December and early February. During this time there is a lot of rainfall and the seas tend to have huge waves and swells making Tioman inaccessible during this time.
How to get there: Fly via Kuala Lumpur with Malaysia Airlines, and then take a car/bus ride from KL to Mersing, Johor. Daily boat rides will take you to the island.
The shallow, calm waters of dive sites near Tioman, such as Pirate Reef and Renggis Island, are ideal for training and less experienced divers, as well as photography. A little further, sites such as Chebeh and Tiger Reef provide deeper waters, sometimes with challenging currents, plus the chance to see larger species.
Tioman Island is great for
- Cultural Insight
- Fishing
- Golf
- Kayaking
- Trekking
- Coral Reefs
- Flora and fauna
- Rainforests
- Wildlife
- Sailing
- Snorkelling
- Sun and Sea
- Hiking/Walking
Tioman is the largest of the islands that form the Tioman Marine Park and lies 56km off the coast of Pahang in the south east of Peninsular Malaysia. According to legend it represents the final resting place of a beautiful dragon princess, who rested in the area and loved it so much she never left. Her horns are still visible in the twin peaks of Bukit Nemak and Samukant. The island's warm waters and good visibility make it a must-visit destination for underwater explorers, but the cross-island hike from Tekek to Juara is also very popular as it can be completed in one day and takes in both the rainforest jungle, which teems with mammal and bird life, and beach views of both sides of the island.
URUSETIA PROGRAM,
Pendaftaran;
Ahli Kelab dan Warga LHDNM yang berminat sila daftar (Nama Penuh) segera melalui e.mel atau hubungi urusetia atau response melalui blog ini selewatnya pada 20 Jun 2011 (Isnin). Tempat adalah terhad 35 pendaftaran pertama terpilih.Jawatankuasa Kebajikan Dan Rekreasi
Encik Wan Zulkifli Wan Ali (013-2490717)
wan_zulkifli_wan_ali@hasil.gov.my
Encik Mohd Faisol Ahmad (012-2066595)
mohd_faisol_ahmad@hasil.gov.my
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