Tun Dr. Mahathir's Birth Place
Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, the 4th Prime Minister of Malaysia,
was born in 1925 in this traditional attap and wood house at
Lorong Kilang Ais, beside Jalan Pegawai. The simple furnishing
and implements in the 5-bedroom house are preserved from the
former Prime and memorabilia relating to his student days, and
eventually his time as a Prime Minister.
*Tourism Malaysia
Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, the 4th Prime Minister of Malaysia,
was born in 1925 in this traditional attap and wood house at
Lorong Kilang Ais, beside Jalan Pegawai. The simple furnishing
and implements in the 5-bedroom house are preserved from the
former Prime and memorabilia relating to his student days, and
eventually his time as a Prime Minister.
*Tourism Malaysia
Pedu Lake
Pedu Lake, about 80 km from Alor Setar and only 5 km from the
border with Thailand, offers a good vacation in a rainforest
environment complete with resort accommodation.
Kampung-style chalets with full facilities are set deep within the
thick tropical rainforest. The crystal clear waters of the lake are
suitable for water sports, and there are facilities for canoeing,
wind surfing, fishing and jet-skiing. Visitors might spot deer,
elephants, bears and wild boars in the jungle. Bird watching is
also a favourite activity. Also, there is an 18-hole golf course at
the resort.
*Tourism Malaysia
Pedu Lake, about 80 km from Alor Setar and only 5 km from the
border with Thailand, offers a good vacation in a rainforest
environment complete with resort accommodation.
Kampung-style chalets with full facilities are set deep within the
thick tropical rainforest. The crystal clear waters of the lake are
suitable for water sports, and there are facilities for canoeing,
wind surfing, fishing and jet-skiing. Visitors might spot deer,
elephants, bears and wild boars in the jungle. Bird watching is
also a favourite activity. Also, there is an 18-hole golf course at
the resort.
*Tourism Malaysia
Air Hangat Village (Hot Springs Village)
The Air Hangat Village is a hot springs and cultural center.
When you are done with a dip in the salty hot springs, take the
opportunity to view batik painting by some of the talented local
artists. There is also traditional cake making, wood carving,
and traditional games. If your feet have had it for the day, try a
soothing traditional foot massage. The restaurants here serve
traditional Malay and Chinese cuisine, with traditional music
and dances for entertainment. There are also souvenirs shops
and a duty-free shop.
The Air Hangat Village is a hot springs and cultural center.
When you are done with a dip in the salty hot springs, take the
opportunity to view batik painting by some of the talented local
artists. There is also traditional cake making, wood carving,
and traditional games. If your feet have had it for the day, try a
soothing traditional foot massage. The restaurants here serve
traditional Malay and Chinese cuisine, with traditional music
and dances for entertainment. There are also souvenirs shops
and a duty-free shop.
Anna & The King Movie Set
When 20th Century Fox decided to make a new version of the
move 'The King and I', they came to Malaysia. The Summer
Palace for the movie was recreated in Pantai Kok, on the island
of Langkawi and took one and a half months to complete. The
movie set was then donated to the Lnagkawi government after
the movie was completed. Visit the movie set and have your
picture taken wearing one of the costumes. View the Thai
performances held throughout the day and sample some Thai
cuisine. There is also a souvenir shop in the facility.
When 20th Century Fox decided to make a new version of the
move 'The King and I', they came to Malaysia. The Summer
Palace for the movie was recreated in Pantai Kok, on the island
of Langkawi and took one and a half months to complete. The
movie set was then donated to the Lnagkawi government after
the movie was completed. Visit the movie set and have your
picture taken wearing one of the costumes. View the Thai
performances held throughout the day and sample some Thai
cuisine. There is also a souvenir shop in the facility.
Langkawi Crocodile Farm
The Langkawi Crocodile Farm, in the Datai area, is home to
more than 1,000 crocodiles. Among its attractions are the
Feeding Pond, Species Pond, Breeding Pond, Show Pond
(where man and reptile wrestle!), and Bridge-Over-Pond.
The Langkawi Crocodile Farm, in the Datai area, is home to
more than 1,000 crocodiles. Among its attractions are the
Feeding Pond, Species Pond, Breeding Pond, Show Pond
(where man and reptile wrestle!), and Bridge-Over-Pond.
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| Attractions |
| The island of Langkawi |
Langkawi Book Village
The Langkawi Book Village, the 12th of its kind in the world was
officially opened in 1997. The village is situated in a beautifully
landscaped garden in Lubuk Semilang. It holds a collection of
more than 50,000 books.
The Langkawi Book Village, the 12th of its kind in the world was
officially opened in 1997. The village is situated in a beautifully
landscaped garden in Lubuk Semilang. It holds a collection of
more than 50,000 books.
Fish Farm - Langkawi Island
Lake of the Pregnant Maiden
The legend of the ‘Lake of the Pregnant Maiden’ is about a
celestial princess who is tricked into marriage. She becomes
pregnant and has a baby. Unfortunately the baby dies after a
couple of days of being born, and at the same time she finds
out that she has been tricked into marriage. Heart broken, she
buries the baby in the lake and bless the lake with magical
fertility powers, returning to the heavens, never to be seen
again. According to local folklore, the Lake of the Pregnant
Maiden possesses the power to make barren women pregnant.
The legend of the ‘Lake of the Pregnant Maiden’ is about a
celestial princess who is tricked into marriage. She becomes
pregnant and has a baby. Unfortunately the baby dies after a
couple of days of being born, and at the same time she finds
out that she has been tricked into marriage. Heart broken, she
buries the baby in the lake and bless the lake with magical
fertility powers, returning to the heavens, never to be seen
again. According to local folklore, the Lake of the Pregnant
Maiden possesses the power to make barren women pregnant.
Zahir Mosque
The design was inspired by the vision of the late Sultan
Muhammad Jiwa Zainal Abidin II. Masjid Zahir is located in
central Alor Star, and is the official mosque for the state as well
as the main mosque for the local Muslims.
Its main hall (prayer hall), measuring 3,844 sq ft, is surrounded
by wide verandahs with four mezzanine areas, each topped by
a dome. The main dome is situated in the north-east of the
building. The five large domes symbolise the five Islamic
principles.
The design was inspired by the vision of the late Sultan
Muhammad Jiwa Zainal Abidin II. Masjid Zahir is located in
central Alor Star, and is the official mosque for the state as well
as the main mosque for the local Muslims.
Its main hall (prayer hall), measuring 3,844 sq ft, is surrounded
by wide verandahs with four mezzanine areas, each topped by
a dome. The main dome is situated in the north-east of the
building. The five large domes symbolise the five Islamic
principles.
Tree Top Walk
The 950m-long Tree Top Walk in the Sedim River Recreation
Park is the longest canopy walk in the world. The Tree Top Walk
Sedim River was built within the low land of dipterocarp
compartment 15 of Gunung Inas Forest Reserve.
The spectacular view you get when you stroll through the jungle
quiet, all-natural corner of Kedah.
Strolling high above the ground of this primeval rainforest affords
visitors an unexpected and exciting perspective.
Call it a 'monkey's eye view'. Visitors will enjoy the fabulous sight
of rushing streams and truly fascinating flora and fauna - all from
50m up!
The 950m-long Tree Top Walk in the Sedim River Recreation
Park is the longest canopy walk in the world. The Tree Top Walk
Sedim River was built within the low land of dipterocarp
compartment 15 of Gunung Inas Forest Reserve.
The spectacular view you get when you stroll through the jungle
quiet, all-natural corner of Kedah.
Strolling high above the ground of this primeval rainforest affords
visitors an unexpected and exciting perspective.
Call it a 'monkey's eye view'. Visitors will enjoy the fabulous sight
of rushing streams and truly fascinating flora and fauna - all from
50m up!
Alor Setar Tower
Located in the heart of Alor Star, the 165.5 meters tall tower is
the 19th tallest telecommunication tower in the signifies the
rapid development in the state of Kedah.
Apart from serving the role of a telecommunication town. The
tower also houses a restaurants and a souvenir shop. The
tower is an observatory tower to look for the crescent moon to
mark the beginning of Muslim months. The observation deck is
at a height of 88 meters from the base of the structure.
Located in the heart of Alor Star, the 165.5 meters tall tower is
the 19th tallest telecommunication tower in the signifies the
rapid development in the state of Kedah.
Apart from serving the role of a telecommunication town. The
tower also houses a restaurants and a souvenir shop. The
tower is an observatory tower to look for the crescent moon to
mark the beginning of Muslim months. The observation deck is
at a height of 88 meters from the base of the structure.
Bujang Valley
Archeology Museum Bujang Valley (Museum Arkeologi Lembah
museum is the first archaeology museum built in Malaysia, under
the Museum and Antiquity Department.
Bujang Valley was the oldest centre of international and entrepot
trade for Malaysia. The numerous artefacts uncovered in the
Bujang Valley -celedon, porcelain, stoneware, clay, pottery,
fragments of glass, beads and Persian ceramics - are some
proofs that support the observation.
Archeology Museum Bujang Valley (Museum Arkeologi Lembah
museum is the first archaeology museum built in Malaysia, under
the Museum and Antiquity Department.
Bujang Valley was the oldest centre of international and entrepot
trade for Malaysia. The numerous artefacts uncovered in the
Bujang Valley -celedon, porcelain, stoneware, clay, pottery,
fragments of glass, beads and Persian ceramics - are some
proofs that support the observation.
Datai Bay
Datai Bay is situated at the north-west corner of Langkawi island
Bay Golf Resort. Another exclusive establishment here is the
Datai Langkawi Resort, luxurious, elite and indulgent.
There are several jungle trails that take you down to the peaceful
Datai Bay beach. There is also a crocodile farm on the way to
Datai Bay where you can watch the crocodiles as part of
entertaining shows in the mornings and afternoons.
Datai Bay is situated at the north-west corner of Langkawi island
Bay Golf Resort. Another exclusive establishment here is the
Datai Langkawi Resort, luxurious, elite and indulgent.
There are several jungle trails that take you down to the peaceful
Datai Bay beach. There is also a crocodile farm on the way to
Datai Bay where you can watch the crocodiles as part of
entertaining shows in the mornings and afternoons.
Kilim River Cruise
Spread over an area of 100sq. km, Kilim Nature Park features a
beautiful mix of well protected green mangrove forests, isolated
white beaches and blue lagoons. Along the trail, passing through
calm winding river, you will be exposed to the wonders of the
park's marine ecosystem, flora and fauna and its natural habitats.
Some tour operators will stop at a special spot along the river
where they feed the eagles, found in great numbers here. These
include the white-bellied fish eagle, brahminy kite and the
gigantic sea eagles. Kilim River is also a great place for some
birdwatching during the migratory seasons in September and
March.
After feeding the eagles, the boats will move downstream and
soon the Andaman Sea, located in the northern coast, comes into
view as they exit the Kilim River through The Hole in the Wall. This
is a famous passage so named after a narrow opening between
formidable walls of limestone cliffs that connect the river to the
open sea.
This narrow gap provides a sheltered area for a thriving fish farm
and yachts mooring venture. The farm adopts a very hands-on
approach, encouraging visitors to hand feed the multitude of
marine life such as groupers, bat fish, blue spotted stingrays,
lobsters, mantis prawns and snappers. Visitors can choose their
own lunch or dinner directly from the 50-odd cages and have it
cooked the way they like at the floating restaurant.
Spread over an area of 100sq. km, Kilim Nature Park features a
beautiful mix of well protected green mangrove forests, isolated
white beaches and blue lagoons. Along the trail, passing through
calm winding river, you will be exposed to the wonders of the
park's marine ecosystem, flora and fauna and its natural habitats.
Some tour operators will stop at a special spot along the river
where they feed the eagles, found in great numbers here. These
include the white-bellied fish eagle, brahminy kite and the
gigantic sea eagles. Kilim River is also a great place for some
birdwatching during the migratory seasons in September and
March.
After feeding the eagles, the boats will move downstream and
soon the Andaman Sea, located in the northern coast, comes into
view as they exit the Kilim River through The Hole in the Wall. This
is a famous passage so named after a narrow opening between
formidable walls of limestone cliffs that connect the river to the
open sea.
This narrow gap provides a sheltered area for a thriving fish farm
and yachts mooring venture. The farm adopts a very hands-on
approach, encouraging visitors to hand feed the multitude of
marine life such as groupers, bat fish, blue spotted stingrays,
lobsters, mantis prawns and snappers. Visitors can choose their
own lunch or dinner directly from the 50-odd cages and have it
cooked the way they like at the floating restaurant.
Off the coast of Kedah is a cluster of 99 islands with the best of
mangroves rich in flora and fauna, ultra-cheap duty-free
shopping and fascinating legends. Langkawi has a lingering
legend woven into its history. Ask anyone in Langkawi about
the tragic legend of a beautiful young lady named Mahsuri, and
you'll hear a tale of love, jealousy and a curse that was placed
upon the island by the her for seven generations.
Today, the seventh generation of Langkawi's inhabitants has
long come and gone, but people here still believe that the
prosperity and blessings the islands enjoy today and the
passing of the curse is not a pure coincidence. The mysticism
of this legend can be felt in many parts of this island, especially
at Makam Mahsuri (Mahsuri's Mausoleum) where the famous
legendary figure is said to be buried.
Langkawi is not only geared towards tourism. Many of the
islanders are farmers, fishermen and entrepreneurs.
Experience the beautiful countryside and the peaceful
landscape of paddy fields by renting a car and taking a leisurely
drive around the island. Some of Langkawi's most rustic and
memorable views are along the road that circles the island.
You'll pass small villages with wooden houses framed by palm
trees, and children pedalling their old bicycles on errands.
Aside from experiencing the local lifestyle, there is no shortage
of things to do in Langkawi. Head up the thrilling new cable car
to the summit of Mount Mat Cincang - Langkawi's second
highest mountain - for an unrivalled view of the entire main
island and beyond.
You can also visit the Field of Burnt Rice, the Hot Springs,
Telaga Tujuh (The Seven Wells) and the Beach of Black Sand.
Boat tours are organised to Tasik Dayang Bunting, (Lake of the
Pregnant Maiden), Gua Cerita (Cave of Stories) and the Gua
Langsir (Curtain Cave).
And if you're more outdoorsy, why not go trekking through the
pristine rainforest that blankets most of Langkawi, or go on a
boat tour of the mangroves, go diving, or play a round of golf at
some of the 5-star resorts. Langkawi also has an underwater
world, containing an underground tunnel that runs though a
giant aquarium, that has gotten rave reviews.
Beautiful scenery, great adventures, five-star conveniences and
an international airport make Langkawi a great place for a
holiday.
mangroves rich in flora and fauna, ultra-cheap duty-free
shopping and fascinating legends. Langkawi has a lingering
legend woven into its history. Ask anyone in Langkawi about
the tragic legend of a beautiful young lady named Mahsuri, and
you'll hear a tale of love, jealousy and a curse that was placed
upon the island by the her for seven generations.
Today, the seventh generation of Langkawi's inhabitants has
long come and gone, but people here still believe that the
prosperity and blessings the islands enjoy today and the
passing of the curse is not a pure coincidence. The mysticism
of this legend can be felt in many parts of this island, especially
at Makam Mahsuri (Mahsuri's Mausoleum) where the famous
legendary figure is said to be buried.
Langkawi is not only geared towards tourism. Many of the
islanders are farmers, fishermen and entrepreneurs.
Experience the beautiful countryside and the peaceful
landscape of paddy fields by renting a car and taking a leisurely
drive around the island. Some of Langkawi's most rustic and
memorable views are along the road that circles the island.
You'll pass small villages with wooden houses framed by palm
trees, and children pedalling their old bicycles on errands.
Aside from experiencing the local lifestyle, there is no shortage
of things to do in Langkawi. Head up the thrilling new cable car
to the summit of Mount Mat Cincang - Langkawi's second
highest mountain - for an unrivalled view of the entire main
island and beyond.
You can also visit the Field of Burnt Rice, the Hot Springs,
Telaga Tujuh (The Seven Wells) and the Beach of Black Sand.
Boat tours are organised to Tasik Dayang Bunting, (Lake of the
Pregnant Maiden), Gua Cerita (Cave of Stories) and the Gua
Langsir (Curtain Cave).
And if you're more outdoorsy, why not go trekking through the
pristine rainforest that blankets most of Langkawi, or go on a
boat tour of the mangroves, go diving, or play a round of golf at
some of the 5-star resorts. Langkawi also has an underwater
world, containing an underground tunnel that runs though a
giant aquarium, that has gotten rave reviews.
Beautiful scenery, great adventures, five-star conveniences and
an international airport make Langkawi a great place for a
holiday.
Langkawi Cable Car
A cable car ride that takes you to Langkawi's second highest
peak, where the view of the surrounding islands is spectacular!
On a clear day, you can see parts of Thailand towards the north
and Indonesia towards the south-west. The cable car ride up the
hill takes about 20 minutes and is highly exhilarating.
At the top, there are two stations as well as a viewing bridge that
let you take in all of Langkawi. As a bonus, your ride will take you
over jungle waterfalls and a thick carpet of virgin rainforest. It's a
very educational and thrilling experience for the whole family.
A cable car ride that takes you to Langkawi's second highest
peak, where the view of the surrounding islands is spectacular!
On a clear day, you can see parts of Thailand towards the north
and Indonesia towards the south-west. The cable car ride up the
hill takes about 20 minutes and is highly exhilarating.
At the top, there are two stations as well as a viewing bridge that
let you take in all of Langkawi. As a bonus, your ride will take you
over jungle waterfalls and a thick carpet of virgin rainforest. It's a
very educational and thrilling experience for the whole family.
Langkawi Mangroves
Set in a craggy, almost magical setting of limestone outcroppings
rising sharply out of the calm Andaman Sea, the mangrove forest
that are home to hundreds of endemic jungle species of wildlife.
huge Sea Eagles who nest in the crags overhead. One of the
best ways to discover this usually inaccessible mangrove world
is to join the regular small boat tours available. The highlight of
any tour to the mangroves is the feeding of the eagles. Your
boatman will throw food into the water near your boat and wait for
these huge birds to circle overhead and swoop in for their 'lunch'.
Mangrove tours can include jungle trekking, cave exploration,
village visits, high tide swims and guided exploration of
mangrove flora and fauna. Decide on what itinerary best suits you
before you book.
Set in a craggy, almost magical setting of limestone outcroppings
rising sharply out of the calm Andaman Sea, the mangrove forest
that are home to hundreds of endemic jungle species of wildlife.
huge Sea Eagles who nest in the crags overhead. One of the
best ways to discover this usually inaccessible mangrove world
is to join the regular small boat tours available. The highlight of
any tour to the mangroves is the feeding of the eagles. Your
boatman will throw food into the water near your boat and wait for
these huge birds to circle overhead and swoop in for their 'lunch'.
Mangrove tours can include jungle trekking, cave exploration,
village visits, high tide swims and guided exploration of
mangrove flora and fauna. Decide on what itinerary best suits you
before you book.
Eagle Square
Near Kuah's jetty is the Dataran Lang or Eagle Square, which has
a magnificent 18m-high marble eagle as a centerpiece. In the
same area is an amphitheater for regular cultural performances
that portray the various legends of the island. In the area are also
two covered terraces and two restaurants.
*Tourism Malaysia
Near Kuah's jetty is the Dataran Lang or Eagle Square, which has
a magnificent 18m-high marble eagle as a centerpiece. In the
same area is an amphitheater for regular cultural performances
that portray the various legends of the island. In the area are also
two covered terraces and two restaurants.
*Tourism Malaysia
Underwater World Langkawi
The Underwater World houses more than 5,000 species clear
glass tunnel to capture the awesome sharks, giant turtles,
stingrays, moray eels and giant groupers swooshing overhead.
While at the vacinity, visit the duty-free shop, the Rice Museum,
or play some mini golf.
The Underwater World houses more than 5,000 species clear
glass tunnel to capture the awesome sharks, giant turtles,
stingrays, moray eels and giant groupers swooshing overhead.
While at the vacinity, visit the duty-free shop, the Rice Museum,
or play some mini golf.
Padang Matsirat (Field of Burnt Rice)
This is the site is a former granary. When the island of
Langkawi was threatened by attacks from the Siamese, the
local village headman ordered the villagers to burn down the
rice granary so that it would not fall into the hands of the
enemies. This left a massive spread of blacked sand, which
until this day burnt grains of rice can still be found in this field.
This is the site is a former granary. When the island of
Langkawi was threatened by attacks from the Siamese, the
local village headman ordered the villagers to burn down the
rice granary so that it would not fall into the hands of the
enemies. This left a massive spread of blacked sand, which
until this day burnt grains of rice can still be found in this field.
Oriental Village
At the base of Langkawi's Cable Car, the Oriental Village is a
shopping center built in various Asian styles, housing shops,
restaurants and even a hotel.
At the base of Langkawi's Cable Car, the Oriental Village is a
shopping center built in various Asian styles, housing shops,
restaurants and even a hotel.
Langkawi Island - Sailing
Langkawi is fast gaining recognition as a world-class sailing
distances between islands are short, waters are warm, winds
are favourable and there are many quiet sandy bays for
mooring, swimming and picnicking.
The island also offers sailing in sheltered inlets as well as on
open seas. Because of favourable winds, sailing is best from
November to April. Marina facilities too, are second to none.
Telaga Harbour Park Langkawi at Kok Beach is a 32-acre
Mediterranean-themed harbour town - the first of its kind in the
region.
Stroll along the boardwalk or sip an espresso at Alfresco cafés
whilst marvelling at the plush mega-yachts and elegant
sailboats docked at the marina. After weeks at sea, yachters
can drop by the post-office and bank, stock up on groceries and
tuck in hearty meals. At night, the town comes alive with bands
playing on the sidewalk, lively pubs and brightly lit retail shops.
Developed to cater for sailboats and mega-yachts, as opposed
to other marinas in this region, the park has good depth and
draft, good astern mooring for yachts 50m long and excellent
quality floating docks. Also, the harbour is sheltered from
erratic winds and tide conditions.
Other notable marinas include the Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
at Kuah, the Awana Porto Malai Langkawi at Tengah Beach,
and the Rebak Marina Resort on Rebak Besar Island. All have
first-class accommodation with excellent dining, entertainment
and shopping.
Held annually in mid-March, the Royal Langkawi International
Regatta is a spectacular race organised by the Royal Langkawi
Yacht Club. Some 60 yachts with 400 participants were
attracted to the inaugural regatta in 2003. Enjoy the fun carnival
spirit with dinners, concerts and games as part of the festivities.
Sunsail, the world's largest yacht charter company, and other
prestigious boat charters also have bases on the island. They
offer sail and cruise options such as sunset dinner cruises,
round island tours, honeymoon escapades, and many more.
*Tourism Malaysia
Langkawi is fast gaining recognition as a world-class sailing
distances between islands are short, waters are warm, winds
are favourable and there are many quiet sandy bays for
mooring, swimming and picnicking.
The island also offers sailing in sheltered inlets as well as on
open seas. Because of favourable winds, sailing is best from
November to April. Marina facilities too, are second to none.
Telaga Harbour Park Langkawi at Kok Beach is a 32-acre
Mediterranean-themed harbour town - the first of its kind in the
region.
Stroll along the boardwalk or sip an espresso at Alfresco cafés
whilst marvelling at the plush mega-yachts and elegant
sailboats docked at the marina. After weeks at sea, yachters
can drop by the post-office and bank, stock up on groceries and
tuck in hearty meals. At night, the town comes alive with bands
playing on the sidewalk, lively pubs and brightly lit retail shops.
Developed to cater for sailboats and mega-yachts, as opposed
to other marinas in this region, the park has good depth and
draft, good astern mooring for yachts 50m long and excellent
quality floating docks. Also, the harbour is sheltered from
erratic winds and tide conditions.
Other notable marinas include the Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
at Kuah, the Awana Porto Malai Langkawi at Tengah Beach,
and the Rebak Marina Resort on Rebak Besar Island. All have
first-class accommodation with excellent dining, entertainment
and shopping.
Held annually in mid-March, the Royal Langkawi International
Regatta is a spectacular race organised by the Royal Langkawi
Yacht Club. Some 60 yachts with 400 participants were
attracted to the inaugural regatta in 2003. Enjoy the fun carnival
spirit with dinners, concerts and games as part of the festivities.
Sunsail, the world's largest yacht charter company, and other
prestigious boat charters also have bases on the island. They
offer sail and cruise options such as sunset dinner cruises,
round island tours, honeymoon escapades, and many more.
*Tourism Malaysia
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