Visit Pulau Ketam outside Port Klang

It takes about one hour and forty minutes to transfer by train from Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station to Port Klang South Coast Ferry Terminal, just like my experience more than ten years ago. The ticket machines at KL Central Station do not accept cash. Payment must be made with a credit card or Malaysian Payment System, which is quite inconvenient. Fortunately, a local student helped me and bought it for me using a personal payment system, and I gave him cash. Take a boat from South Coast Pier to Crab Island (Pulau means "island", Ketam means "crab" in Malay; "Kedam" is the Chinese transliteration of the name) It takes about 35 minutes and the round trip ticket is 20 yuan per person. RM20. Pulau Ketam is famous for its delicious seafood. After years of fishing and consumption by a large number of diners who came here after hearing about the news, the seafood available now is much worse than when I first came here more than ten years ago. I feel very sorry. If viewed from the perspective of travel experience, Pulau Ketam, which can be visited in an hour, is quite special. This empire built by the Hokkien Chinese fishermen with great difficulty is worth remembering. Nowadays, many young islanders are going to other places to develop. After the fishery resources are exhausted, I wonder what the future of Pulau Ketam will be?