Joanna James
Langkawi is the main island of an archipelago situated in northern Malaysia. Here, you can find some amazing experiences waiting in store for you; the lush island will keep you on your toes all day!
Sky Bridge at Langkawi is astonishing! Experience the most precipitous cable car in the world here, which takes one over 660 metres to where the bridge is. It's a beautiful bridge, poised between a couple of jagged mountain peaks! The views are dramatic, allowing one to see over the thick jungle and sea. A special feature is that from everywhere you look, you will be treated to different views of amazing scenery.
The waterfall is close to the Sky Bridge and is the most striking waterfall in Langkawi. The waterfall creates seven pools at various levels, and there are several paths to take to get close to the falls. Which trek to take will depend on your preference. One is a short trek, while the other is longer. It's also visible from the bridge and cable car, so be on the lookout!
Discover one of Langkawi's most stunning beaches at Pantai Cenang. It is located towards the west, where plenty of cafes and restaurants are around! You can expect a fun and lively atmosphere around the place. The white beach extends for 2km with amazing sunsets that shouldn't be missed! If you are looking for a beach resort in Langkawi or similar accommodation, the area has plenty of accommodation to go about with the likes of Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa among others.
A night market comes alive every night at Langkawi, with various markets specialising in different types of food each night at separate locations! It's a terrific method to discover traditional Malaysian eats and mix with the locals.
At the northern end of Langkawi is Tanjung Rhu beach found in a secluded location between the Andaman Sea and dense jungles. The region is more tranquil than other areas of Langkawi, but with only limited accommodation.
The northeastern coastline of Langkawi is shrouded in thick mangrove forests, which are vital for the ecosystem of the island. The area is known as The Mangrove, a protected forest reserve under the UNESCO Global Geopark. The site is only accessible via a guided boat tour; it's a great opportunity to understand how mangroves protect ecosystems, wildlife, and planet Earth.
A popular activity on the island is going on a boat tour, which is available via many operators on the island. All types of rides and cruises are available, from island hopping and a luxurious sunset cruise to a mangrove tour. Take your pick or all! You won't be disappointed with either of them
Laman Padi is a rice garden and a museum. It is a vast open-air complex with lots of rice paddy fields, gardens filled with herbs and vegetation, as well as museums and galleries. Here, you get to learn how rice is cultivated and processed, among many other things.
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