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Past the Pangkor Island Jetty is the main
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At the end of Pangkor Village, there's a road
that leads towards the Dutch Fort - walking
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After which, 60 soldiers were commissioned to
protect the fort until 1743, when it was finally
abandoned after a local warrior, Panglima Kulub,
and his followers attacked it. Later in 1973,
the National Museum undertook its reconstruction
to restore as much as possible the remains of
the fort for the benefit of tourists. Located at
Teluk Gedung village, slightly south of