Langkawi, one of Malaysia's most popular tropical island, is a destinations that encompasses mystical legends, scenic jungle covered hills, alluring beaches, fantastic resorts and is marked by a comfortable easy pace.

This enchanting resort presents the nature in its natural unspoilt form in combination with rugged beauty and local legends which present an irresistible combination of cultural and natural attractions.

It's an ideal place to witness great outdoor activities like golf, snorkeling, marine park, charter boat or a cable car to the top of the mountain where each activity is equally exciting and full of fun with a punch of excitement.

The Malaysian government has spent considerable funds to develop a great infrastructure consisting of excellent roads, modern shopping centres, new marinas and impressive resort hotels. Besides these, Langkawi's Duty free status has also created some fabulous shopping opportunities!

Langkawi also hosts a number of international events including the Tour de Langkawi, an annual cycling competition starting in Langkawi and ending in Kuala Lumpur; The Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Show (LIMA) and the annual Royal Langkawi Regatta which draws boats from all over the world. These events make the place a centre of tourist attraction.

Main Attractions

Dataran Lang (Eagle Square)

Eagle Square is probably the first sight that greets visitors when they arrive by sea. A huge sculpture of an eagle sits poised welcoming visitors. Lovely landscaped gardens with scenic ponds, bridges, terraces and restaurants are beautifully illuminated at night. Situated beside the ferry terminal.

Taman Lagenda

This beautiful park with its splendid gardens of delicate local flowers, plants and fruit trees provides a picturesque and perfect background for buildings presenting Malaysia's rich cultural heritage.

Sungai Kilim Nature Park

Cruise to Kilim Nature Park. Spread over 100 sq. km. Kilim Nature Park features a beautiful mix of well-protected green mangroves forests, isolated white beaches and blue lagoons.

On the trail, along the river, you will be exposed to the park's marine ecosystem. See overhanging "Bogak trees" brown eagles, free crabs, iguanas and macaques against a backdrop of unique limestone rock formations and mangroves. Explore the Bat cave and the cave of legends.

Makam Mahsuri (Mahsuri Tomb or Mausoleum)

This shrine lies in a village about 12 km from Kuah and was erected in the honour of a fair maiden who lived on Pulau Langkawi more than two hundreds years ago and was punished for a crime she never committed..

Telagah Tujuh (Seven Wells)

Located in the northwest corner of Pulau Langkawi, it is a geographical marvel. According to a legend fairies used to come down to this waterfall to bathe and frolic. The waterfall is so named because the cascading water is broken by a series of seven natural pools. The lush green forest surrounding the waterfall add a mysterious touch to the splendour.

Gunung Raya (Mountain)

Located 12 km from Kuah, it is Langkawi’s highest mountain at about 893 mtrs. It is the ultimate destination for nature lovers and the road leading to the peak of the mountain takes about 40 minutes and offers a fantastic view from the top of the island below. To the east one can relish the sight of the islands of South Thailand and to the west are views of Kuah harbour and Mat Cincang Mountain.