LANGKAWI TOURS
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0 hoursWith the combo ticket, you'll save time and money while enjoying the breathtaking marine life at Langkawi Underwater World and island views from the Langkawi SkyCab Cable Car. Explore the deep sea The Langkawi Underwater World, sprawled across nearly 6 acres is home to over 4,000 different aquatic species, the aquarium is a must-visit for nature lovers and those who are curious about marine life. The building is divided into three ecosystems: Tropical Rainforest, Temperate, and Sub-Antarctic. See gigantic sea creatures like stingrays, and green turtles as you walk through the 15-meter-long tunnel containing 500,000 liters of seawater! Make your way to the "Penguinarium," which consists of a small tunnel where you can watch adorable penguins play and swim. You can also visit during feeding time and learn more about these animals as they show off to their trainers. Soar high above the island What better way to experience the beauty of Langkawi than by hovering above it at 708 meters above sea level? This is Malaysia's highest cable car ride that lets you soar through the eastern cliffs of Mt. Machinchang and its towering summit. Embark upon a scenic ride from the base to the middle station, covering more than 1,700 meters in distance. Once at the station, a short walk to the top rewards you with spectacular views of the Langkawi archipelago and Southern Thailand!
0 hoursLangkawi Island is a Malaysian paradise known for its white sand beaches and untouched rainforests. Join a private tour of Langkawi to admire the aerial views of undisturbed nature. Up above the world Get ready for an exhilarating 15-minute cable car ride that offers stunning views of the Machinchang mountain range and treetops of dense rainforest. With 3 stations to stop at including the base station, middle station, and top station, you'll have plenty of opportunities to capture surreal views of the mountains and dense forests. Keep your eyes out for long-tailed macaques, leaf langurs; giant squirrels, furtive civet cats and the rare colugo, the world's only flying primate. Upon reaching the summit, a short walk awaits, leading you to the iconic SkyBridge! Eagle square, shopping, and museums At Enter Eagle Square, stand in awe of the 40-foot statue of the emblem of Langkawi. Next, travel to Mahsuri Tomb and learn of the legendary curse upon the island. Head to Kuah Town and indulge in duty-free shopping before heading to the Art and Craft Center. Oriental village and seven wells waterfall Get best-value-for-money souvenirs, casual clothing, to mouth-watering food at Oriental Village, and later go swimming at the natural pool formed by Seven Wells Waterfalls, known to have healing powers. Do not miss out on some of the free attractions like 3D Art where vibrant murals come to life and for those in for some thrills, the SkyRex will provide fun rides. For a unique cinematic adventure, step into the 6D Cinemotion, where 3D visuals combine with special effects to transport you to another world!
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4 hoursENHop on a jet ski and spend 4 hours exploring the islands of Dayang Bunting. Swim in the largest fresh water lake in Malaysia, trek through abundant jungle, and discover the natural beauty of the island as you venture across its tranquil waters.
5 hoursEN, MSExplore the mangroves of Langkawi on a 4-hour boat safari. Drift through the mangroves looking out for diverse flora and fauna with the help of a fun and informative nature guide.
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2.5 hoursENReconnect with ancient nature on a boat cruise through the mangrove forests of Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark. Marvel at the flora and fauna of Tanjung Rhu, the Kisap River, and the Kilim River.
4 hoursENPositive | 68%Neutral | 27%Negative | 5%About Langkawi
Langkawi, a jewel nestled in the Andaman Sea, combines enchanting landscapes with rich cultural heritage, making it a unique destination for travelers. Known officially as Langkawi, the Jewel of Kedah, this archipelago of 99 islands (and five additional when the tide is low) offers an abundance of natural beauty, from its stunning beaches and lush rainforests to its majestic waterfalls and serene lakes. The cultural mosaic of Langkawi is equally captivating, with influences from Malays, Thai, Indians, and even the British colonial era blending seamlessly into the local lifestyle, cuisine, and architecture. Modern attractions, including world-class resorts, spas, and a vibrant nightlife, coexist with traditional villages and rice paddies, offering a glimpse into Langkawi's rustic charm. The island’s UNESCO Global Geopark status highlights its commitment to preserving its geological wonders, ensuring that Langkawi's natural beauty and biodiversity are maintained for generations to come. With its warm hospitality, fascinating legends, and array of experiences, Langkawi invites travelers to immerse themselves in its unique blend of culture, history, and modernity.
Travel Tips for Langkawi
Traveling to Langkawi is an experience that requires a bit of planning to enjoy fully. Concerning transportation, Langkawi International Airport serves as the main gateway for travelers, with ferries offering alternate access from the mainland. Once on the island, renting a car or a scooter provides the most freedom to explore, though taxis and ride-sharing apps are readily available. For accommodations, options range from luxurious resorts to cozy homestays, catering to every budget and preference. It's advisable to book in advance, especially during peak seasons. When it comes to cultural etiquette, respectful behavior and modest dress, particularly in rural areas and temples, are appreciated. English is widely spoken, yet learning a few Malay phrases can enhance your interactions with locals. Don’t forget to keep the environment in mind; always dispose of waste properly and respect wildlife and natural settings.
Top Attractions in Langkawi
- Langkawi Sky Bridge: Suspended about 100 meters above ground, the Sky Bridge offers breathtaking views of the island and its surrounding waters. The journey to the bridge, via the Langkawi Cable Car, is an adventure in itself.
- Kilim Karst Geoforest Park: This UNESCO-recognized geopark features a stunning landscape of limestone formations, mangroves, beaches, and caves, best explored by boat.
- Underwater World Langkawi: Discover an amazing variety of marine life at one of Malaysia’s largest aquariums, home to over 200 species of aquatic animals.
- Tanjung Rhu Beach: Known for its crystal-clear waters and soft white sands framed by casuarina trees, this beach provides a tranquil escape.
- Eagle Square (Dataran Lang): This iconic landmark features a magnificent statue of a reddish-brown eagle in flight, symbolizing Langkawi’s name and heritage.
Local Cuisine of Langkawi
Langkawi's culinary scene is a delightful exploration of flavors, showcasing traditional Malay dishes with Thai and Indian influences. Signature dishes include Nasi Dagang, a coconut milk-infused rice served with a spicy tuna curry and pickled vegetables, and Laksa Langkawi, a local twist on the classic noodly soup enriched with fish and tamarind. Seafood is exceptionally fresh, with grilled fish (ikan bakar) being a must-try. Savor these dishes at the island's bustling night markets or seaside eateries for an authentic taste of Langkawi.
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Things to Do in Langkawi
- Explore the enchanting Langkawi Sky Bridge and take in the panoramic views of the island.
- Delve into the mysteries of the Kilim Karst Geoforest Park on a guided boat tour.
- Witness a diverse array of marine life at the Underwater World Langkawi.
- Experience ultimate relaxation at the pristine beaches, notably Pantai Cenang and Tanjung Rhu.
- Embark on a culinary journey through Langkawi’s night markets, tasting local delicacies and fresh seafood.
- Discover Langkawi’s wildlife by participating in eco-friendly tours, such as bird watching or mangrove kayaking.
- Take a cultural dive by visiting the Craft Complex and local traditional villages to learn about the arts and crafts of Langkawi.
- For thrill-seekers, parasailing, jet-skiing, and zip-lining provide an adrenaline rush against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty.
