At glance, the map illustrates the island’s before and after phase concerning the construction of tourist facilities.
Overall, there seems a stark difference in the before and after phase. The island did not go under any development in its former stage. Conversely, the latter phase witnessed a plethora of infrastructural developments to transform it into a tourist destination.
Initially, the island was barren with no signs of construction of tourist facilities. The island merely accounted for trees and a beach located on its western frontier.
On the contrary, the static phase was followed by a period of rapid construction of tourist facilities. It comprised of two accomodation complexes located opposite to each other connected by a common reception. The common reception had vehicle tracks on both its north and south. The vehicle track led to the restaurant in the northern edge located at a comfortable proximity to accomdation, whereas in the southern edge, it connected to a pier. The beach was also developed to to facilitate swimming activities. Therefore, most of the construction was mainly concentrated in middle of the island, leaving trees intact in the eastern frontier.