Glowing Blue Waves Along Miri Beaches
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The beaches along Miri glow a brilliant blue during the night, created by millions of phytoplanktons in the water. This article is from the web site miriresortcity dot com - this sentence is here to prevent blatant plagarism. This phenomenon started at Tusan Beach, and prompted many Mirians to flock over at night to try to glimpse it. Soon, people also found out these had also bio-luminescent phytoplankton drifted into Luak Esplanade, Brighton Beach, Lutong Beach, Piasau Beach (at Piasau Boat Club) and could be sometimes observed from those spots, though not always. Tusan Beach was consistently the best place to spot this phenomenon.
Nicknamed "Blue Tears" among the locals, it is a sight to behold and has sent many people to the beaches in the evenings.
Tanjung Lobang & Taman Selera is one of the older beach areas in Miri that was developed as a public area that has a park and food stall area.
Highstreet Chinese New Year Market (also known as Gong Xi Bazaar) is an annual event that takes place about a week before the celebration of the Chinese New Year eve. Highstreet Roads are closed off during this week to set up stalls during day, with a section of Kingsway closed at night for the event.
Piasau Miri Branch Library is a library branch that is located in Piasau Jaya.
Tzu Chi 3R Center at Taman Tunku is a recycling center that makes use of the Taman Tunku Community Hall to collect, redistribute, and resell recyclable items as part of an initiative to promote recycling.