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Bidong Island is a Malaysian island in the South China Sea that was a refugee camp for Vietnamese boat people from 1978 to 2005. Learn about the island's geography, landscapes, marine research station and tourism attractions.
Learn about the history of Pulau Bidong, a former refugee camp for Vietnamese boat people in Malaysia. Find out how many refugees lived there, how they were repatriated, and how the island became a tourist destination.
Pulau Bidong was a refugee transit point in the 1970s and now a natural paradise for snorkelers and divers. Explore the unique underwater gallery with replicas of cultural artefacts and relics 15 metres below the surface.
In this video we visited Pulau Bidong, a island on the east coast of Malaysia that was once a refugee camp for the Vietnamese running away from the post Viet...
27 Οκτ 2020 · Why all Malaysian should know of and be proud of this island (Pulau Bidong)! Bidong island was a refugee camp for the South Vietnamese boat people who escaped from communisms from the Vietnam...
19 Σεπ 2021 · Bidong Island is a historic and natural destination in Terengganu, where Vietnamese refugees once sought shelter. Learn about its coral reefs, flora and fauna, and Malaysia's first underwater gallery.
Bidong Island 'Little Saigon from Kuala Terengganu provided by Magunatip Holidays
