by Jay Brunhouse, Contributing Editor
The pet monkey named Joyng bit through her leash and romped through the fronds of the palm trees, celebrating her freedom. She paused occasionally to heave a coconut down at the sweat-soaked baseball cap of her frantic owner, who was chasing wildly after her and, in the Terengganu dialect which Joyng knew, beseeching her to come down.
Such is life in tropical Malaysia’s resorts — better known to Europeans (especially Germans) than Americans. Guests enjoy the tropical sun, sandy beaches, swimming pools, eco-tourism, river cruising, ocean...
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