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Langkawi The Jewel Of Kedah Langkawi
1 Contents 2 5 Your First Stop - KUAH 8 Beaches & Cruising 10 Nature’s Best in Langkawi 14 Rich Island Culture 16 Things To Do, Sights To See 22 Sailing in Langkawi 24 Live Action on the Island! 25 Shopping & Dining 26 Accommodation 28 Getting to Langkawi 30 Tourism Malaysia Overseas Offices Selamat Datang Welcome Langkawi comprises a group of 99 tropical islands lying off the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia, about 30 km from Kuala Perlis and 51 km from Kuala Kedah on the mainland. The main island is known as Pulau Langkawi. The islands are shrouded with an intriguing heritage of myths and legends that feature ogres and gigantic birds, warriors and fairy princesses, battles and romance. As a natural paradise, the islands are perhaps unmatched anywhere else in Southeast Asia. Fine beaches offer sun-filled days of complete relaxation. The clear emerald waters around the islands are perfect for a host of water sports and recreational activities. The enchanting marine life beneath the waters of Langkawi beckons diving enthusiasts. Langkawi has been accorded the Geopark status by UNESCO, for its beautiful geological heritage of stunning landscapes, karsts, caves, sea-arches, stacks, glacial dropstones and fossils. With a geological history dating back 500 million odd years, the islands contain unique rock formations that stir the imagination and baffle the mind. Langkawi is perfect for doing everything or nothing at all. Enjoy nature-based activities, or simply laze by the beach. There is also a host of unique attractions for those who enjoy sightseeing. The gentle smiles and warm hospitality will soon charm you. Come to Langkawi for a holiday unlike any other. The Andaman Langkawi Datai Island Pasir Tengkorak Beach The Datai Langkawi Temurun Waterfall STRAITS OF MALACCA The ELS Club Mount Mat Chinchang Crocodile Adventureland Langkawi Seven Wells Waterfall Berjaya Langkawi Beach & Spa Resort Padang Matsirat Cable Car Oriental Village Kok Beach Sheraton Langkawi Beach Resort The Danna Langkawi Telaga Harbour Park Four Points By Sheraton Langkawi International Airport Rebak Island Resort Langkawi Rebak Besar Island Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa K Laman Padi Casa Del Mar Langkawi Cenang Beach LEGEND Underwater Wo Airport Jetty Ferry Terminal Hill Hotel Sport Hospital * Map not drawn to scale Major Road Places of Interest Tourist Information Centre Golf Tengah Beach Holiday Villa Lan Baru Bay Resort World La Beras Basah Island Singa Besar Island Kilim Geoforest Park Langkawi Map Gua Cherita Tanjung Rhu Beach Langgun Island Air Hangat Black Sand Beach Teluk Yu Tanjung Dendang Island Air Hangat Village Durian Perangin Waterfall Langkawi Craft Complex Cave of Bats (Gua Kelawar) Mangrove Tour Langkawi Bohor Sungai Kilim Galeria Perdana Langkawi Wildlife Park & Bird Paradise Buffalo Park Ulu Melaka Gunung Raya Golf Club Mount Raya MARDI Agro Technology Park Kota Mahsuri Kisap Grand Continental Hotel Bayview Hotel Kuah Town 99 East Golf Club Pekan Rabu Complex Lagenda Park Beringin Beach Eagle Square Kedawang The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa Royal Langkawi Yacht Club orld Langkawi ngkawi Beach Resort & Spa angkawi Tuba Island Dayang Bunting Island Lima Island Gubang Darat Island Dua Island Gubang Laut Island Tajai Island Balar Island Ujong Buloh Island Timun Island Chorong Island Paku Island Kuah Map To MARDI Agro Technology Park NG DA PA Kelibang To IR AT To Lan La gka ng w ka i A wi irp Ho or sp t ita l NG MA TS PA DA NG H ER AY AN JAL RSIA R AN MU TIA RA JALA NP E AK R Bayview Hotel T GA AN NA JA LA N PER SIA R AN PADA BUN NG M GA RAY ATS A IRAT PE Grand Continental Langkawi Parade Hotel Shopping Mall N NG CO LEN UT TE PU RA My Hotel RA UTE NP RA SIA PER Al-Hana mosque Taman Legenda STRAITS OF MALACCA 3 RA 2 UTE NP GA ON NC LE Pekan Rabu Complex CHOGM Park JALAN SERI LEGENDA Kampung Kuah Eagle Bay Hotel LADA Complex JALAN Langkawi Fair Shopping Mall Eagle Square Kampung Penarak GIN ERIN NB LA JA Royal Langkawi Yacht Club SYED OMAR Major Road Places of Interest Tourist Information Centre JALAN DATO LEGEND 6 P AN AK NAR N PE JALA RA IA RS PE KUAH TOWN CENTRE ERA * Map not drawn to scale AN Pokok Asam JALA N Airport Jetty Ferry Terminal Hill Hotel Hospital H ER AY PENARAK To Beringin Beach LOK A NP A D A NG GA O AN JAL DRA LA I N IN G ON GA JA LA N LEBUH RAYA LAN GK AW To Durian Perangin Waterfall Ayer Hangat Village Gunung Raya Golf Club Galeria Perdana Wildlife Park T Cave of Bats GA JA LA JA LEBUHRA YA L A NG KA W I Kisap The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa Your First Stop KUAH Kuah is located on the southeastern tip of Langkawi and is the island’s main town with Kuah Jetty being the take-off point to the n eighbouring islands. The name Kuah is a Malay word meaning ‘gravy’, referring to an ancient folklore of two battling giants who overturned a gigantic pot of curry at the spot where the town now stands. Once a rustic town with a few streets, present-day Kuah is a thriving centre of hotels and shoppingcum-business complexes, fortunately w ithout the din of modern-day cities. Kuah offers a wide variety of duty-free goods such as tobacco, liquor, cosmetics and electrical items at highlyattractive prices. EAGLE SQUARE or Dataran Lang is Langkawi’s most prominent landmark for visitors arriving via the sea. Situated near the Kuah Jetty, the main attraction of the square is the magnificent s tatue of the reddish brown eagle majestically poised for flight. According to local folklore, Langkawi derived its name from the eagle or helang. In old Malay, kawi denotes reddish brown, hence Langkawi means ‘reddish brown eagle’. The square is beautifully landscaped and features scenic ponds, bridges, covered terraces, restaurants and barrel vaults made of bricks. The square is b eautifully illuminated at night and presents a dramatic scene as you approach the island from the sea. 77 Crocodile Adventureland Langkawi Cenang Map To Seven Wells Waterfall Oriental Village Cable Car Padang Matsirat JALA Kok Beach I J A L A N PA N T A NK UA LA TE RIA N G The Danna Langkawi KOH Sheraton Langkawi Beach Resort Burau Island Telaga Harbour Park Beras Terbakar NG JALAN MA TSI RA T J A L A N U LU M E L A K One Hotel Helang NG AT A N B AT UB E BA E TU B A NG K U P RT A JAL J A L A N K UAL A M U D A Rebak Island Resort Langkawi C H AN D E K U R J A L A N K E D AWA N G STRAITS OF MALACCA AN JAL JAL AN MA TA A LA H Kedawang Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort & Spa JA NB O HO Laman Padi RT E M P O YA K AL AN PA Casa Del Mar Langkawi J LA NT NT PA 8 * Map not drawn to scale Major Road Places of Interest Tourist Information Centre Epoi Island M JA LA N Fave Hotel Holiday Villa Langkawi Beach Resort & Spa ENG AH TA I T Airport Jetty Hotel B U K IT N JA LAN P A Tengah Beach LEGEND L AN UT Underwater World Langkawi JA I AL G A AN Cenang Beach TE EN NG CH AH AI Rebak Besar Island Resorts World Langkawi IR Kota Mahsuri JALA N SIMPA DA A MU J A L AN PA D AN G M AT S I R Langkawi International Airport U LU M E L AK A A KE NY UM AL N KU Four Points by Sheraton PAD A AN JAL JALA Langkawi Lagoon Resort Lalang Island TAMAN LEGENDA OR LEGENDS PARK is a s cenic park with beautiful g ardens of vivid local blooms, plants and fruit trees. This 50acre park has been designed and landscaped with exhibits d etailing the myths and l egends of the island. It houses 17 m onuments, each with an intriguing story to tell. Opening Hours: 9am-7pm (daily) Admission Fee: Free Tel: 604 966 7186 / 87 99 Beaches & Cruising PANTAI KOK, PANTAI CENANG, PANTAI PASIR TENGKORAK, DATAI BAY AND BURAU BAY are just some of Langkawi’s idyllic beaches, perfect for carefree sun-filled days and quiet evening strolls. First-class accommodation in modern hotels or comfortable chalets is available. A wide range of exciting water sports provide fun and thrills for the energetic. Restaurant outlets in the hotels and o utdoors serve a variety of appetising cuisine with live music and an explosive atmosphere. 10 10 ISLAND CRUISES are a great way to relax and take in the breathtaking scenery of Langkawi. As your boat weaves through the water y passageways between the islands, enjoy the cool breeze and warm rays of the sun. A round trip around Dayang Bunting and Beras Basah Island takes about four hours. Alternatively charter a boat and enjoy a fantastic sunset cruise with cocktails. Special itineraries with barbecue meals, snorkelling trips or excursions to other islands can also be arranged. NAAM CRUISE redefines the luxur y- cruise experience with the latest in boating technology, sumptuous decor and outfitting, and impeccable service. With their exquisite fleet of custombuilt yachts, each cruise with NAAM is a one-off experience tailored to fit customers’ desires, be it a tranquil sunset cruise, a romantic feast on a secluded beach, a high-speed tour of the islands by speedboat or jet ski, deep-sea fishing, a snorkelling expedition or parasailing at a remote island. TANJUNG RHU lies on the northern cape of Langkawi. Aptly named for its a bundance of casuarinas, its enchanting beach affords magnificent views of nearby islands, which can be reached at low tide on foot. 11 11 Nature’s Best in Langkawi PULAU PAYAR MARINE PARK is situated in the northern part of the Straits of Malacca, 19 nautical miles south of Langkawi and encompasses the islands of Pulau Payar, Pulau Lembu, Pulau Segantang and Pulau Kaca. The marine park teems with a fascinating diversity of marine life and vegetation. Pulau Payar is the most popular of the islands as its sheltered waters are ideal for snorkelling, diving and swimming. Among the enchanting dive spots is the Coral Garden, an area c overed with bright, multihued soft corals. Visitors can get to Pulau Payar from Kuah Jetty by catamaran or s peedboat. The catamaran takes about 45 m inutes to get to Pulau Payar while the speedboat takes about an hour. It is advisable to book the catamaran service a day before the trip. An entry fee to the marine park is chargeable. For further information on the Pulau Payar Marine Park, kindly contact Unit Taman Laut Negeri Kedah (Kedah State Marine Park Unit) at 604 733 9086. 12 12 SOUTHEAST ASIA’S FIRST GEOPARK Langkawi, which has the distinction of being the first geopark in Malaysia and in the region, has many geosites with outstanding sights for visitors. There are three geoforest parks in Langkawi - the Mat Chincang Cambrian is reputed to be the oldest geological formation in the country. At the Kilim Karst, one can view magnificently-formed landscapes from nearly vertical to subrounded karstic hills as well as pinnacles ofvarious shapes and sizes. The Dayang Bunting Geoforest Park boasts fine marbles. LAKE OF THE PREGNANT MAIDEN or Tasik Dayang Bunting, with its uniquely-coined name, is sure to enthrall you with its beautiful surroundings and mysterious past. The name of Langkawi’s largest freshwater lake is attributed to the legend of a lovely fairy princess who married an earthly prince. Her first child died shortly after birth. She was so sad and depressed that she buried the child in the crystal clear waters of the lake. Before she returned to her celestial abode, she blessed the waters so that any childless maiden who bathed in the lake would c onceive t hereafter. To reach the lake one has to get to the Island of the Pregnant Maiden first and then take a short walk through the forest reserve. 13 13 SUNGAI KILIM offers some truly unforgettable sights and experiences for adventurous travellers to Langkawi. A tour that is bound to provide plenty of thrills is the boat cruise to Kilim Nature Park, an escapade to another world. Spread over an area of 100 square kilometres, Kilim Nature Park features a beautiful mix of well-protected green mangrove forests, isolated white beaches and blue lagoons. On the trail, along the calm winding river, you will be exposed to the w onders of the park’s marine ecosystem and flora and fauna like the overhanging Bogak Trees, Brown Eagles, Tree Crabs, iguanas and macaques. Enjoy the scenic and spectacular view of unique limestone rock formations emerging from the floor of the mangrove swamps and the sea. These fascinating geological wonders have been dubbed the Temple of Borobodur, the Elephant Stone and the Hanging Gardens. THE HOLE IN THE WALL FISH FARM is a 10-minute boat ride from the Kilim river jetty. Try your hand at feeding the tame stingrays at the fish farm. Located in the Kilim mangrove area, which covers about 1,309 hectares, the stingrays are fed half a kg of fish daily. 14 DURIAN PERANGIN WATERFALLS is suitable for picnics, a relaxing dip and recreation. This 14-tier waterfall, north from Kuah, is truly a sight to behold and is a ccessible after a short trek through the rainforest. TEMURUN WATERFALL Located within the Mat Chincang Nature Park near Datai Bay, the Temurun Waterfall is Langkawi’s tallest waterfall. This seasonal waterfall is best visited during the monsoon season (September – October) as the water would be reduced to a mere trickle during the dry season. A refreshing respite from the hot and humid weather, this waterfall is clearly visible from the road. SEVEN WELLS or Telaga Tujuh, located in the northwestern corner of Langkawi, is a geological arvel. The waterfall is so named because the m cascading waters are broken by a series of seven natural pools. The lush green forest that surrounds the waterfall adds a mystical touch to the natural splendour. Legend has it that fairies used to come down to the waterfall to bathe and frolic. CAVES in Langkawi worth exploring include Gua Cherita which is easily accessible and situated only 30 minutes by boat from Tanjung Rhu. Inside are interesting rock formations steeped in fabled tales of mystery and romance. Look out for ancient inscriptions onthe walls. Another interesting cave is Gua Kelawar nestled in the heart of a mangrove forest. A wooden platform allows visitors easy access through the cave. Gua Pasir Dagang, about 45 minutes by boat from Kuah, has a shallow stream running right through the cave. The boat journey to the cave itself is an adventure of sorts. Guides can be engaged for cave expeditions. 15 Rich Island Culture CRAFT CULTURAL COMPLEX is located on the northern coastline of Langkawi in the vicinity of Teluk Yu, about 30 minutes’ drive from the airport or 45 minutes from Kuah Town. Nestled on a hillside overlooking the sea, this magnificent complex offers a wide range of Malaysian handicraft such as delicate hand-drawn batik and intricately-carved silverware. Opening Hours: 10.00am-6.00pm (daily) Admission Fee: Free Tel: +604 959 1913 ORIENTAL VILLAGE Overlooking beautiful Burau Bay, it is one of the region’s most unique s hopping, cultural and c ulinary destinations. Specially designed to provide a new concept in resort duty-free shopping, the Oriental Village also houses fine-themed restaurants, reflecting Asia’s culinary delights. Located at Burau Bay, it is a 15-minute drive from the Langkawi International Airport. Opening Hours: 10am-10pm (daily) Admission Fee: Free Tel: +604 959 1606 6D CINEMOTION @ ORIENTAL VILLAGE Oriental’s Village latest attraction is the first outdoor entertainment 6D cinema in Asia. A unique combination of 3D stereoscopic movie and 5D special effect seats, it takes the movie-watching experience on a whole new level. 16 16 Opening hours: 9am – 8pm (daily) Admission Fee: √ AIR HANGAT VILLAGE is situated on four acres of land about 14 km north-west of Kuah. This modern complex is constructed around a 3-tier fountain believed to spring out warm curative waters, next to a riverstone mural depicting the legends that enshroud this location. Browse through the souvenir shops and enjoy the cultural performances held here. Opening Hours: 9am-6pm (daily) Admission Fee: Free Tel: +604 959 1357 ATMA ALAM Batik Art Village, Langkawi’s original art v illage in Padang Matsirat highlights Malaysian art and culture. Individuals or groups are welcomed to be a part of the batik w orkshop. Original batik and oil paintings are for sale and can be specially requested. Opening Hours: 9am-6pm (daily) Admission Fee: Free Tel: +604 955 1227 DUCK TOUR LAND & WATER ADVENTURE Dubbed Langkawi’s most unusual cruise, the Duck Tour takes you on an exciting ride from Oriental Village to the water’s edge at Telaga Harbour before it dives in with a splash. The 45-minute ride then takes you on a quick cruise around the marina and Kok Bay. Opening hours: 9am – 6pm (daily) Admission fee: √ Tel: +604 959 3992 17 17 Things To Do, Sights To See Besides the sun, sea and sail factor, there are many activities awaiting you in Langk awi. These include simple jungle treks, guided bird watching outings, kayaking through mangroves and mountain walks. For the more adventurous, there is the Langkawi Canopy Adventures. Thrill-seekers will enjoy the ride of their lives along wire cables strung between tall trees high up in the rainforest canopy. The view from the canopy is simply magnificent. For something different, try horse riding in the pristine rainforests, passing by rubber estates, golf courses and villages. Langkawi Quad Adventure packages are available at Langkawi Cable Car, Lubuk Semilang and Jalan Ulu Melaka, while 4x4 Fun Ride packages are available at Tanjung Rhu. Horse riding along the beach and watersports activities particularly along Pantai Cenang and Pantai Tanjung Rhu are also available. 18 18 GALERIA PERDANA about 11 km from Kuah, houses an impressive collection of over 2,500 state gifts and awards presented to the former Prime Minister of Malaysia Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and his wife Tun Dr Siti Hasmah bt Mohd Ali. The exhibits at the gallery include crystalware and gifts fashioned out of wood, leather, silver, copper, pewter, ceramics and glass. There are also musical instruments, Islamic arts and crafts, textiles and weapons. Be inspired by the intricate Islamic architectural designs which adorn the gallery’s ceiling. Opening Hours: 9am-5pm (daily except on school/public holidays – 6pm) Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 959 1498 LAMAN PADI LANGKAWI highlights the history, heritage and development of paddy c ultivation as the oldest a gricultural industry in Malaysia. Among the a ttractions here is a rice museum displaying artefacts, charts and photographs depicting the significance of paddy c ultivation in the c ountry. For the uninitiated, try your hand at paddy p lanting using both traditional and modern methods of cultivation. There is also a restaurant offering popular traditional Malay recipes and local d elicacies, which are p repared using rice as the main ingredient. Opening Hours: 8.30pm-5.30pm (daily) Admission Fee: Free Tel: +604 955 4312 KOTA MAHSURI with its fabled and historical past is a significant site on the island that has been preserved for posterity. Located about 12 km from Kuah, this memorial is erected in honour of Mahsuri, a fair maiden who had been unjustly accused of adultery. According to legend, she had bled white blood at her execution as a sign of her innocence. In her dying breath, she laid a curse on the island, declaring that it would remain barren for seven generations. Fact or fiction, seven generations have since passed and today, Langkawi is a flourishing tourist destination. There is also a museum here where tourists can view a recorded interpretation of the Mahsuri legend. Opening Hours: 8am-6pm (weekdays); 8am-6.30pm (weekends) Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 955 6055 BELIEVE LANGKAWI - 5D ART MUSEUM Experience Langkawi from a new perspective. Believe Langk awi 5D Ar t Museum features artworks and sensory experiences that teases and tempts your five senses – Smell, Sight, Hearing, Taste and Touch. Be a part of a wonderfully unique journey that goes beyond the ordinary! Opening Hours: 10am-8pm daily Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 967 0707 LANGKAWI ART IN PARADISE INTERACTIVE 3D ART MUSEUM Touted ‘The Biggest 3D Interactive Art Museum in Malaysia’, Langkawi Art in Paradise features over a hundred 3D interactive paintings done by a group of talented international artists. Nine themed zones take visitors through a surreal journey into the world of 3D art. Opening Hours: 9am-6pm Admission Fee: √ Tel: +6013 509 1209 19 BUFFALO PARK LANGKAWI in Kampung Nyior Chabang is an attraction unlike any other. Tour the whole farm and get busy with a host of activities such as buffalo riding, anok riding, hand-feeding buffalos and hand-milking buffalos, plus a chance to taste a variety of buffalo milk products. Opening Hours: 8.30am-5pm Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 966 7226 ISLAND HORSES Take a fun horsebackriding tour around Langkawi! No matter what your riding skill, there’s bound to be a ride to suit you. Enjoy a range of delightful horseback riding experiences, from rope-led fun rides for beginners to adventurous jungle trails for experts. Opening hours: 7am - 11am & 3pm - 6pm (daily). Closed on Mondays. Admission fee: √ Tel: +604 959 4753 20 MARDI AGRO TECHNOLOGY PARK is an agricultural technology information centre complete with a sheltered hi-tech vegetable farm and recreation spots. While there, don’t forget to visit the tropical fruit farm comprising more than 20 seasonal and non-seasonal tropical fruit trees. Opening Hours: 8.30am-5pm (open daily except Friday) Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 953 2551 LANGKAWI SKYCAB Enjoy an exhilarating cable car ride to the top of Gunung Mat Chincang. Visitors can enjoy mar vellous views of the Andaman Sea and the Langkawi island group, as well as breathtaking sights such as overhanging cliff walls and isolated pinnacles. With a length of 919.50 m, the Langkawi SkyCab has been recognised as ‘ The Longest Free Span Single Rope Cable Car’ by the Malaysia Book of Records. It also has one of the steepest gradients in the world, at 42º. At the middle and top stations, walking trails and viewing platforms are available for visitors to further enjoy the panoramic views. Langkawi SkyCab is situated at the Oriental Village in Burau Bay, about 30 minutes away from Kuah town. After the ride, drop by at the Oriental Village to browse through the assortment of souvenirs. Opening Hours: 10am-7pm (Mon, Tue & Thurs); 9.30am-7pm (Fri-Sun and public holidays) 12pm-7pm (Wed) Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 959 4225 GO-KART RACING Langkawi’s MORAC International Karting Circuit offers visitors the exhilarating go -k ar ting experience on an international standard track. This legendary circuit has played host to many world-class karting events. Equipped with an upgraded computerised timing system, this state-of-the-art circuit offers even more thrills and challenges for go-kart enthusiasts. Located in Padang Matsirat, this pioneering race track also caters for corporate functions. Opening Hours: 10am - 7pm (daily) Tel: 1-800-888-121 / +604 955 5827 / 5792 LANGKAWI SKYTREX ADVENTURE Located in the prestigious area of Perdana Quay, Langkawi’s latest attraction should be on every visitor’s must-do list. Set against the dramatic landscape of Gunung Mat Chincang, Langkawi Skytrex Adventure is a tree-to-tree ‘sky-trekking’ adventure – the first of its kind in Malaysia. Experience the most exciting outdoor adventure as you fly, swing, glide and dangle on various aerial obstacles suspended above the lush tropical rainforest. Constructed and managed in accordance with international safety standards while still being environmentallyfriendly, Langkawi Skytrex Adventure guarantees hours of fun and excitement for all ages. Opening Hours: First Departure: 9am, Last Departure: 3pm Admission Fee: √ Tel: +6019 280 5679 21 UNDERWATER WORLD L ANGKAWI features the island’s rich treasure trove of marine life. Located at the popular Cenang Beach, this aquarium features more than 5,000 types of aquatic life, exhibited in more than 100 tanks of different sizes. The highlight is a giant tank housing large marine species such as sharks, stingrays, moray eels and green turtles, with a 15-metre tunnel for visitors to walk through. Watch these magnificent underwater creatures at feeding time. At the New Wing, visitors have the chance to view the latest additions to the Underwater World - penguins and seals! The penguins include SubAntarctic Rockhoppers and include Black-footed species from Africa. The former is fed at 11.30am and 3.30pm, while the latter at 9.30am and 2.30pm. The harbour seals are fed at 11am and 3pm daily. Drop by these hours for a delightful experience! This new facility also has a threedimensional (3D) theatre that airs informative documentaries on the island’s marine life. Opening Hours: 10am-6pm (daily) 9.30am-6.30pm (during public holidays) Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 955 610 22 LANGKAWI ORCHID FARM Showcasing more than 1,000 orchid species, Langk awi Orchid Farm is the largest of its kind in Malaysia’s northern region. The farm showcases hundreds of species including some exotic and rare ones, including the Tiger Orchid, the Dancing Lady and the Antelope Orchid. Guided tours are available to take you around this three-acre farm to appreciate these beautiful, delicate blooms and learn about their cultivation. The farm also offers a special overnight package for schoolchildren to not only learn about orchids but also sustainable farming, from organic composting to hands-on fish farming. A small café that serves cold beverages is also available on site. Opening Hours: 10am - 6pm (daily) Admission Fee: √ Tel: +6012 383 3023 FAIZY CRYSTAL GLASS BLOWING STUDIO For exquisitely handcrafted crystal mementoes, head on over to Faizy Crystal Glass Blowing Studio. Established in 2002, the craftsmen here uses old-fashioned glass-blowing method to produce a range of delicate art pieces. See how each beautiful piece is crafted, where these artisans work in extremely high temperatures blowing air manually into molten pieces of glass to shape them into a range of crystal goods, which are then sold in their souvenir shop as one-of-a-kind gifts to take home. LANGKAWI WILDLIFE PARK is home to over Opening hours: 9:30am – 5pm (lunch break 1pm – 2pm). Closed on Friday and public holidays. Admission Fee: Free Tel: +604 959 4885 2500 birds and more than 150 exotic and rare bird and animal species. It is the first in Asia with a fully-covered walkway animal park. A souvenir shop is also available. Opening Hours: 8.30am-6pm (daily) Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 966 5855 CRO CO D I LE A DV ENTU REL A N D LANGKAWI or Taman Buaya, located at Kubang Badak, some 32 km from Kuah, is home to more than 1,000 crocodiles of v arious species. Here, one can witness and photograph crocodiles and alligators playing and feeding in a controlled environment that closely resembles their natural habitat. Opening Hours: 9.30am-5.30pm (daily) Admission Fee: √ Tel: +604 959 2559 23 Sailing in Langkawi ROYAL LANGKAWI YACHT CLUB (RLYC), s ituated within walking d istance from Kuah Jetty is an exclusive establishment with a beautiful clubhouse. There is also a fully-equipped marina comprising 51 berths that can accommodate a variety of vessels including sailing keels, deep hull boats and even 60-metre mega yachts. The Club has extensive facilities which include a waterfront swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna, deep-sea fishing facilities, s ailing facilities, scuba diving facilities, jet-skiing facilities and speedboat facilities, and yacht chartering service. You can hire the Club’s luxury motor yacht, Putri Maimunah, for a discovery or sunset tour of 24 the beautiful Langkawi islands. For diners, RLYC is the p erfect place to enjoy a long cool drink and a delightful meal in relaxing surroundings. Breathtaking views of Langkawi’s beautiful islands and sunset can be enjoyed from its beachfront restaurant called Charlie’s Place or from the Captain’s Deck, its fine dining restaurant. The above facilities are open to the public. RLYC is also the organiser of the annual Royal Langkawi International Regatta. Tel: +604 966 4078 TELAGA HARBOUR PARK has an array of REBAK ISLAND Resort is the only development f acilities such as the Petronas and Perdana quay, customs house, harbour office and the headland watchtower. There is also a bank and business centre with Internet access. A basin area of 27 acres was created and designed for public berthing for vessels of various sizes. A number of berths are allocated for term lease or tenancy. on a small private island located just off Langkawi’s main beachfront of Cenang Beach. This development includes a safe and protected modern marina, a luxury resort and facilities for boat servicing and repair. Tel: +604 959 2202 Tel: +604 966 5566 / 9960 RESORTS WORLD LANGKAWI, noted for its Mediterranean architecture and as a terminal for ocean-going cruise ships, features a hotel, restaurants and shops lining the waterfront as well as a small marina. Several sailing and boating charters operate from the marina and sunset cruises around nearby islands are particularly popular. Tel: +604 955 5111 25 Live Action on the Island! Langkawi has an excellent reputation as a world-class venue for international sporting events. Be one of the thousands of participants and spectators who drop by yearly to catch these pulsating events, live! Th e Langkaw i International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (LIMA) is held in Langkawi every two years. The main attractions of this event are the high-tech military h ardware and equipment on display. The exhibition is usually held in December and goes on for a week. For more information, go to www.limamaritime.com.my The Royal Langkawi International Regatta is a p restigious sailing event that attracted some 60 yachts with 400 participants to the inaugural regatta in 2003. This annual event mar ks the end of the racing season on the west coast of Malaysia and Thailand. For more information, go to www. langkawiregatta.com 26 The Raja Muda International Regatta is Malaysia’s longest established yacht regatta that aims to provide a fun racing environment. The fleet races over seven days from Port Klang, near Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi, stopping over in Pangkor and Penang on the way. It is held under the a uspices of the Malaysian Yachting Association (MYA). For more information, go to www. rmir.com M.I.C.E (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions) Facilities The Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC) is a popular venue for international events. It is also one of the largest exhibition and convention centres in Malaysia. It is strategically located in Padang Matsirat near the Langkawi International Airport. Shopping & Dining Langkawi is an ideal destination to do some s erious shopping as it offers an attractive range of duty-free goods. Most of the island’s shopping e stablishments can be found in and around Kuah. A good place to start one’s shopping spree is the modern Langkawi Mall, Langkawi Fair Shopping Complex and Jetty Point Duty Free Complex offering a wide selection of items such as p erfumes, cosmetics, leather wear, sports gear, ladies’ accessories, confectionery, liquor and cigarettes. dimly-lit wooden walkway through a m angrove swamp and arrive at an exquisite restaurant. The island is r eputed for its delicious fresh seafood including scrumptious local, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Japanese, Continental, Middle Eastern and other international cuisine. From the spicy to the sweet and sour, Langkawi has it all. Dine by the beach at clean open-air eateries surrounded by s waying palms and the cool breeze. For a unique dining experience, walk down a Visitors to the Langkawi Underwater World and Langkawi Cable Car may also get their hands on some great buys such as pewter, crystals and glassware at the shopping outlets located within the vicinity. Visitors are allowed to bring back to the mainland one bottle of liquor and one carton of c igarettes after staying at least 48 hours on the island. Credit cards are accepted at most outlets in Kuah. Those who want a taste of shopping local-style, should head to the bazaars in the main town as well as Cenang and Black Sand Beach. Here, visitors can mingle with the jostling crowd and join in the excitement of haggling. Pick out a dainty batik o utfit or select a fancy handicraft piece for your loved ones. Remember to sample the d elicious local spread on sale before heading elsewhere. 27 Accommodation Langkawi offers a wide range of accommodation to suit every budget and taste. Modern deluxe hotels and resorts p rovide complete facilities for a comfortable stay, including excellent d ining and recreation. Pamper yourselfand indulge in the latest hotel spa treatments or tee off at a championship 18-hole golf course. For those who prefer a touch of rustic ambience, chalets are available. For the budget-conscious, there are smaller hotels available at reasonable rates. Backpackers can look to Cenang Beach for bed & breakfast inns. 28 Accommodation Tel Fax Aseania Resort Langkawi +604 955 2020 +604 955 2136 Bayview Hotel Langkawi +604 966 1818 +604 966 3888 Bella Vista Waterfront Resort & Spa Langkawi +604 966 2800 +604 966 2600 Bella Vista Langkawi +604 953 3000 +604953 3006 Berjaya Langkawi Beach & Spa Resort +604 959 1888 +604 959 1886 Bon Ton Resort +604 955 1688 +604 955 4791 Casa Del Mar +604 955 2388 +604 955 2228 Century Suria Apartment +604 966 5515 +604 966 8815 D’Coconut Hill Resort +604 968 1788 +603 4252 2689 De Baron Resort +604 966 2222 +604 966 2228 Eagle Bay Hotel +604 966 8585 +604 966 7385 Four Points by Sheraton +604 955 6888 +604 952 8050 Four Seasons Resort +604 950 8888 +604 950 8899 Fave Hotel +604 955 6600 +604 955 6601 Geopark Hotel +604 959 2300 +604 959 4200 Holiday Villa Langkawi +604 952 9999 +604 955 1504 Hotel Bahagia +604 969 8899 +604 966 9189 Hotel Grand Continental +604 966 0333 +604 966 0288 Hotel Langkasuka +604 966 6828 +604 966 1371 Kampung Tok Senik Resort +604 955 7288 +604 955 7257 Langkawi Lagoon Resort +604 955 8181 +604 955 8881 Langkawi Seaview Hotel +604 966 0600 +604 966 0620 MyHotel +604 966 6666 +604 966 5666 One Hotel Helang +604 955 3030 +604 955 2030 Meritus Pelangi Beach +604 952 8888 +604 952 8899 Panorama Country +604 955 2721 +604 955 2723 Rebak Island Resort +604 966 5566 +604 966 9973 Resort World +604 955 5111 +604 955 5222 Sheraton Langkawi Beach Resort +604 952 8000 +604 952 8050 Tanjung Rhu Resort +604 959 1033 +604 959 1899 Tanjung Sanctuary (temporarily closed for upgrading) +604 952 0222 +604 952 0333 The Andaman Langkawi +604 959 1088 +604 959 1168 The Danna Langkawi +604 959 3288 +604 959 3188 The Datai +604 959 2500 +604 959 2600 The Frangipani Resort +604 952 0000 +604 952 0001 The Westin Langkawi +604 960 8888 +604 966 6414 Twin Peaks Island Resort +604 966 8255 +604 966 7458 *The above is not an exhaustive listing Note: While every care has been taken in the preparation of this listing, Tourism Malaysia cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracy, omission or alteration that may occur; all information is deemed correct at the time of print. This listing only serves as a guide. 29 Getting to Langkawi By Road Visitors travelling by road have to drive to Kuala Kedah or Kuala Perlis on the north-western coast of Peninsular Malaysia, the main take-off points by ferry to Langkawi. The journey from Kuala Lumpur to Kuala Kedah takes about six hours while Kuala Perlis is an additional hour away. Car parking facilities are available at both jetties. By Air The Langkawi International Airport ( Tel: +604 955 1311) at Padang Matsirat is about 20km from Kuah and 8km from the beach resorts on Cenang Beach. Malaysia Airlines, Air Asia and Malindo Air provide daily flights to Langkawi from KLIA. Malindo Air also has daily flights from Subang International Airport to Langkawi along with Firefly, while Firefly also has daily flights from Penang International Airport to Langkawi along with Air Asia. Air Asia, Silk Air and Tiger Air provide weekly flights to Langkawi from Singapore. Malaysia Airlines Tel: 1 300 88 3000 / +603 7843 3000 AirAsia Tel: +600 85 9999 Silk Air Tel: +603 2692 3122 Malindo Air Tel: +603 7841 5388 By Rail Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) or Malayan Railway provides comfortable and economical rail services from Kuala Lumpur to Alor Setar and Arau. From Alor Setar or Arau, you can take a taxi or bus to Kuala Kedah or Kuala Perlis respectively and then proceed by ferry to Langkawi. For reservations please contact KTMB Tel: +603 2267 1200 / 1 300 88 5862 30 By Sea Ferry Services Express ferries provide regular services daily to Langkawi from both Kuala Kedah and Kuala Perlis. The journey to Langkawi from Kuala Kedah and Kuala Perlis takes about 1 hour 15 minutes and 45 minutes respectively. The journey from Penang to Langkawi by ferry takes about 2 hours 30 m inutes. For enquiries and reservations please contact: Kuala Kedah/Kuala Perlis - Langkawi Ferryline Ventures Sdn. Bhd. No. 81 & 83, Persiaran Bunga Raya Langkawi Mall Phase 1107000 Langkawi. Langkawi Tel: +604 966 3988 / 8988 / 5889 Kuala Kedah Tel: +604 762 6295 / 6296 Kuala Perlis Tel: +604 985 1899 / 2690 Penang - Langkawi Fast Ferry Ventures Sdn. Bhd. No. 2, 1st Floor Green Hall 10200 Penang. Tel: +604 262 0802 Langkawi - Penang Fast Ferry Ventures Sdn. Bhd. Counter No. 5, Satellite Complex Terminal Jetty 07000 Kuah, Langkawi Tel: +604 966 0521 Satun (Thailand) - Langkawi Langkawi Ferry Services Sdn. Bhd. Counter No. F3S, Satellite Complex Terminal Jetty 07000 Kuah, Langkawi Tel: +604 966 1125 Cruises A novel way to take a holiday to Langkawi is by cruise ship. Cruises are of varying duration depending on the ports of call en route to Langkawi. Embarkation points are at Port Klang and Singapore. For enquiries on cruise packages, contact your travel agent or the various cruise operators. Star Cruises Tel: +603 2161 7798 NAAM Cruise Tel: +604 963 9200 USEFUL CONTACTS Langkawi Tourist Information Centre Kuah Tel: +604 966 7789 Fax: +604 966 7889 E-mail: [email protected] Langkawi Tourist Information Centre Langkawi International Airport Tel: +604 955 7155 Fast Facts Climate Mean annual temperature is between 24ºC and 33ºC. The dry season is from November to March. Vehicle Rental Cars can be hired for around RM80 per day depending on the type of v ehicle (remember to drive on the left side of the road in Malaysia). Motorcycles and bicycles are easier and cheaper a lternatives to discover the island. Motorcycle rental ranges from RM40 per day. You are advised to look out for wildlife crossing while driving. For foreign visitors, an international driving licence is required. Langkawi Tourist Information Centre Kuah Jetty Complex Tel: +604 966 0494 E-mail: [email protected] Tourism Malaysia Kedah Office Tel: +604 731 2322 / 730 1322 Fax: 604 734 0322 E-mail:[email protected] Lembaga Pembangunan Langkawi (LADA) Tel: +604 966 7186 Fax: +604 966 2879 E-mail:[email protected] Non-Working Days Government offices are closed on Fridays but open on Sundays. Banks and Money Changers Banks and money changers are located in Kuah Town. Banks are open from 9.30am to 4pm from Mondays to Fridays. Money can be changed at most hotels, banks and at the airport. Phones Pay phones are located mostly at Kuah and Cenang Beach, and can be used with Telekom phone cards. Medical Services Twenty-four hour medical service is available at Langkawi Hospital ( Tel: +604 966 3333), a 10-minute drive from Kuah Town. 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