Langkawi

Discover the enchanting allure of Pulau Dayang, also known as Dayang Island, nestled off the coast of Malaysia. Delight in the beauty of its mythical freshwater lake, embraced by lush rainforests and majestic limestone hills. Uncover the mystical legends and cultural significance of this captivating island, which derives its name from the legend of a mourning princess.Pulau Dayang beckons nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers to explore its serene surroundings and embrace the folklore that surrounds it. Whether you're cruising on the tranquil lake, trekking through the verdant landscapes, or simply basking in the natural beauty, this island offers a unique and memorable experience.A visit to Pulau Dayang promises a journey into the heart of Malaysian folklore and a tranquil retreat where you can connect with nature's wonders and immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of this mythical island.

A scenically landscaped, well maintained folklore theme park, Taman Lagenda Langkawi, also known as Lagenda Park was opened in the year 1996. It is located right next to the Kuah Jetty and stands opposite to the Kuah waterfront. The park is also referred to as the open air garden museum and has several colourful statues inside its premises.There are sign boards that detail the myths associated with many of these sculptures; all of them in Malay as well as the English language. Gondwana Stone Wall which is a hilly formation located in the south west side of Langkawi, perched over Burau Bay marks the entrance of the park. Spread across 50 hectares of land, the park houses 17 colourful statues and sculptures in total.These sculptures are of various legends in Langkawi; comprising of mythical birds, evil ogres, princes and princesses, and other heroic models. The park also houses lush greenery - fruit trees, plants of numerous types and bright flowers. These attract nature lovers and make the park worth some exploration.Also a good picnic spot, the park can be walked through or one can hire a buggy to cart across the park. Moreover, the park exhibits Malaysian handicrafts made of local objects and artisans that can be taken as souvenirs for friends and family back home.Also Explore: Top Places to Visit in Langkawi

Hanging at a height of 2,170 feet between the two mountains, Langkawi Sky Bridge is counted among the longest cable-stayed bridges in the world. It stretches itself for 410 feet and has transparent sections on its pedestrian. These transparent sections not only let people enjoy the spectacular beauty of the surroundings but also the dense tropical forest underneath.Situated on the peak of the second tallest mountain Mt. Mat Cincang on Pulau Langkawi, one can reach here with the help of the cable car ride. Starting at the ‘end’ of the cable car ride, you can hop on to the bridge after a 15 minutes walk from the dropping point. You must reach the place as early as possible as the bridge could accommodate only 200 people at one time.Do not forget to bring your camera to capture all the picturesque scenes around you through the transparent windows of the cable car and from the parapet of the bridge. If it is the right season, then you may even catch the glimpse of the unique flora and fauna possessed by the island. However, do not miss the nearby restaurants around the sky bridge along with all the places and things you could grab on!Click Here to Book: Langkawi Cable Car Tickets

Take an adventure zipline ride and witness the breathtaking panoramic view of Langkawi's tropical beauty. The place offers multiple sports which would make your holiday an extremely fun experience. A home to the bewitching rainforests sheltering more than 2000 bird species this landmark is a must for nature and animal lovers.One can also make a difficult choice between the Langkawi Zipline ride through the jungle canopy or over the majestic waterfall. The Langkawi Zipline adventure will keep you thrilled and entertained by giving more than what you expected.The stunning heritage of Malaysia will provide a feast to your eyes and thrilling chill to your soul. There are various options in zipline for your favorability like Jungle flight Zipline and the Big waterfall zipline adventure. So take a while out of that megacity of work lives and try out these fun Langkawi Zipline adventures.Popular Read: Places to Visit in Langkawi

A place that promises to offer you the most relaxing getaway, Pulau Beras Basah locates itself at the western point of Langkawi. Flaunting its pristine beaches and lovely greenery this destination is considered as a top notch holiday spot to chill out.Pulau Beras Basah is one among the most well known peaceful islands that entices its visitors by beholding the view of crystal blue sea and the calming white sand. A place where one can solace in silence as you hold your book and read calmly while getting sunkissed.This tranquil beach is surrounded by lush green forests that add up to the fresh cool breeze and atmosphere of this island. The island is not yet touched by commercialisation. However, it provides you the serene views along with the required peace and calm.One can find basic amenities like washrooms, a small stall selling soft drinks and food items here. Whereas one who searches for some adventure fun activities the place will not disappoint you. It offers you the fun of snorkelling while you can also enjoy banana boats, parasail and jet-ski rentals.Suggested Read: Best Places to Visit in Langkawi

Sprawling over five and a half acres of land of one of Langkawi islands, Langkawi Wildlife Park and Bird Paradise is a unique sanctuary which is just 10 KM away from Kuah. Natural habitat is created in the park to keep all the birds and animals in extremely comfortable and familiar surroundings. One-way paths are created in between these spaces to give the visitors a defined path so that they do not miss anything.This tropical garden of Langkawi houses more than 150 species of animals and birds and also, you can spot around 2500 exotic birds. Out of all these, more than 1500 birds are kept in a massive aviary where they fly freely in their man-made natural habitat. Each habitat is designed uniquely for every type of species of the birds.Thousands of visitors come to ‘The Paradise’ to witness the tropical species brought to the park from around the world. You will find the choicest species of Southeast Asia, Africa, South America, Australia, Russia, and also Malaysia. Moreover, the park also features a man-made waterfall falling off a 15-meter high cliff. You may also visit the duty-free retail outlet and the souvenir and crystal shop to take some memories back home.Unlike other wildlife parks, this park also sells the bags of animal’s feed which you could buy to feed the animals. Yes, you heard right! You can enter the cages of the animals and get a chance of close interaction with the animals and birds. And this is what makes the Langkawi Wildlife Park and Bird Paradise different and worth a visit.Click Here to Book: Langkawi Wildlife Park Tickets

Also known as Taman Buaya, the crocodile farm is nestled on the north western side of the island, and is spread over an area of 20 acres. Half of this area is accessible to tourists, and the other half is forbidden, as croc farming takes place there. The park is best known for the majestic flora and fauna of Malaysia that you get to experience here.The farm is surrounded by lush green forests and rolling green hills act as a backdrop. If you want to see the largest collection of Malaysian saltwater crocodiles – this is the place to be at. More than a thousand crocodiles of all sizes and species reside at this park, and you can even find alligators here.Although many crocs in the farm are imported, there are many that are bred and reproduced within the farm. The farm is divided into many sections that are formed by ponds that have been lined with concrete. Each of the sections has a placard that will give you important information about the type of crocs or alligators living in it.The very first section when you enter the park is the juvenile section where baby crocs are kept. The babies are cute and you can even buy pellets to feed them. Species Pond is where both crocs and alligators are kept. The placard at this section explains how the two are different. Other sections at the farm are – Hooking Pond, Show Pond, and the Bridge Pond.The farm is a great place to learn about the habitat, lifespan and other aspects of these animals. It is quite exciting to feed them and watch them interacting with the trainers. You can also catch one of the stunt shows, if you want.Click Here to Book: Crocodile Adventureland Langkawi Tickets

Whether a history aficionado or a political wizard, Galeria Perdana has everything to suit your penchant. The Museum is a massive treasure trove of gifts and souvenirs received by the distinguished Prime Minister of Malaysia Mahathir Mohamad during his official tenure.The massive building houses everything from exotic jewellery pieces to antique cars and artefacts gifted by the distinguished statesman of the world to Mahathir.The most notable feature of Galeria Perdana is its campus spreading over an area of 5.3 square kilometres and consisting of three interconnected two storied buildings.It has a landscaped garden dotted with many shrubs Herbs and local trees providing green escapade to the visitors of the museum.There are over 9000 exhibits in the galleries of the museum among which only 2000 are displayed at a time in rotation giving you a chance to see different collections every time you visit the museum.There are different sections of the museum dedicated to collections of copper, silver, brass, porcelain, glass, crystal, tapestries and wooden knives, daggers and ceremonial swords.The section of car houses of vintage Roadster and a Pontiac Catalina belonging to the 1950s.The intricate artwork at the interior dome of the museum and the hanging chandeliers will simply Blow Your Mind off. In short Galeria Perdana museum is a pride of Malaysia which upholds the country's cultural, artistic and aesthetic heritage to the world.Also Read: Places to Visit in Langkawi