Langkawi: Flexible Full Day Tour

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   Langkawi Sky Bridge

   3 hr - Completed in 2004, this suspended bridge is built on top of the Machinchang mountain. Accessible from the Top Station, the bridge is suspended from a 82m high single pylon, hangs at about 100m above ground and it can accommodate up to 250 people at the same time. It swings out over the landscape to give visitors a unique spatial experience, and to bring them into otherwise unattainable locations, above virgin jungle with spectacular views. Notably, in contrast to a straight bridge, where the end is always monotonously in sight, a curved bridge offers spectacularly changing perspective that reinvent themselves, as one proceeds along it.

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   Oriental Village

   1 hr - At the foothills of Mt. Machincang, lies the quaint Oriental Village. A collection of more than 50 activities & adventure providers; F&B outlets; souvenir & retail stores; galleries and spas, the Oriental Village offers a quality day-out of fun, adventure, shopping and gastronomic delights at one location! Anchored by Langkawi Cable Car–arguably the best tourist attraction in the country–it is also the only premier must-visit hotspot on the island.

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   MARDI Langkawi Agro Technology Park

   1 hr - Agro Technology Park functions as a centre for technology transfer and information dissemination concerning agro-industry and also designed as an eco-tourism spot. The farm covers an area of 14.2 ha with more than 20 tropical fruits. They include star fruit, guava, citrus, mango, rambutan, pulasan, durian, cempedak, jack fruits, longan, mangosteen, dokong, duku langsat and others. Visitors to the fruit farm can experience the fresh taste of the tropical fruits besides the opportunity to acquire knowledge on the various species available.

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   Kuah

   2 hr - Go to town for a nice shopping experience in this duty-free island. Have a delicious seafood meals in roadside shops/stalls. Visit a night market and experience how the locals go bantering for a bargain for their purchases. Blend in like a locals and have a wonderful time here.

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   Eagle Square

   30 min - Eagle Square, also known locally as Dataran Lang, is one of Langkawi’s best known man-made attractions, a large sculpture of an eagle poised to take flight. A sight that greets visitors to the island via ferry, the 12 metre-tall statue is one of the island’s most instantly recognizable monuments. Located at the southeast corner of Pulau Langkawi, besides offering beautiful views of Kuah Bay, Dataran Lang has beautiful miniature fountains, terraces and bridges, making it the ideal place for those postcard-perfect holiday photos. The square is a good place to watch ferries ply across the harbour but plan a trip here early in the morning or late in the evening when the sun is at its least intense.

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   Mahsuri's Tomb

   1 hr - Visit this tomb, one of the very few that has a deep connection with the historical roots of the island and believed to be true by all locals. Hear about Mahsuri's story of beauty, loyalty, betrayal and curse. She was a beautiful girl, so beautiful that she became heartthrob of the entire island. Mahsuri later fell in love and married a warrior but during the Siamese war, her husband joined the war, leaving Mahsuri all by herself for a long time. A storyteller later came to the village and mesmerized everyone including Mahsuri with his amazing stories. Since he had no place to stay and Mahsuri offered him a shelter but due to jealousy of Mahsuri's beauty, the village chief's wife started spreading a rumor that Mahsuri committed adultery with the storyteller. The rumor unfortunately caught on and spread like a fire. The village elders tried Mahsuri and for some reason found her guilty despite Mahsuri repeatedly pleading her innocence. The cruel verdict was to stab her to death. She was tied to an wooden pole and despite repeated attempts had failed to kill her. She herself offered that she can only be killed by her father's Kris. Upon being stabbed, it is said that white blood oozed out of her body proving her innocence. She died in the year 1819. During her last breath, Mahsuri laid a curse on the island that it would face misfortune for the next 7 generations to come. She said "There shall be no peace and prosperity on this island for a period of seven generations". Strangely, soon after her death the Siamese attacked and conquered Langkawi. The villagers burnt rice fields and poisoned the wells in order to thwart the attacks, but in vain. Langkawi remained as a barren land for a long time thereafter. However the good news is the period of curse has now passed since the late 20th century. This is when Langkawi again started to prosper and this time as a famous tourist destination in the world.

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   Galeria Perdana

   1 hr - See a museum created to showcase all the gifts, souvenirs and awards received by the 4th and current Prime Minister of Malaysia Tun Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad (Dr. M). All the gifts and souvenirs were given by delegates, statesmen and leaders from all over the world, Malaysians as well as guests and friends of the family during his tenure of service as the Prime Minister.

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   Cenang Beach

   1 hr - Fancy a dip in Indian Ocean? Featuring white sands and clear waters, Pantai Cenang’s expansive beach is also great for sunbathing and exciting water sports such as jet skiing and parasailing. Pantai Cenang’s nightlife scene is the liveliest on Langkawi Island, with plenty of beachfront bars and lounges offering inexpensive alcohol and snacks, as well as live music and cultural performances until late. Stroll on the beach, see sunset and soak in the atmosphere.

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   Tanjung Rhu Beach

   1 hr - A secluded beach away from the crowd that offers breathtaking view of the emerald blue water and islands at a distance. Unlike in Pantai Cenang beach, this beach here is free of crowd, quite secluded and nobody to disturb you. If you carry a beach mat, few beers and some food you are all set for the day. You can swim to your heart's content as long as you want. The view of sunset from Tanjung Rhu beach is simply awesome. It is the most romantic beach in Langkawi.

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    Stop 10

    2 hr - Ride on ATV and feel the wind through your hair as you follow the leading ATV driven by experience ATV guide. Let loose and have your adrenaline rush as you drive through villages, plantations, veggies farm, river crossing, rugged terrain and finally rest at waterfall. Enjoy the cold water from the waterfall, the sound of water fall. Recharge your mind to ride back to the station with a smile on your face.

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    Atma Alam Batik Village

    1 hr - See a wide array of exclusively handmade as well as block printed batik art that includes dress materials, paintings and handicraft products. Here an artist demonstrates and explains the art of batik painting to the visitors and tourists. If you want, you can also try your hand. hey also conduct educational sessions. Batik classes are held for intensive groups. Most tourists are first guided to the workshop before exploring the remaining sections. his is the main section of the building and to the left of the workshop. This is the place to buy original and exclusive Batik paintings, Batik dresses and Batik handicrafts at reasonable prices.

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    Kilim Karst Geoforest Park

    3 hr - Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi, spanning almost 100 square kilometres, is noteworthy for mangrove swamps, pristine beaches, and vertical karstic hills jutting out towards the Andaman Sea. Set along the northeast tip of Langkawi Island, the park is accessible within a five-minute drive from Tanjung Rhu Beach. There’s a good variety of wildlife found in Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi, ranging from otters and monitor lizards to macaques and tree crabs hiding amongst the thick mangroves. During the migratory seasons (September to March), you can spot birdlife of varying species, including kingfishers, white-bellied fish eagles and kite eagles. Scattered across Kilim Karst Geoforest Park Langkawi are limestone formations that are over 500 million years old, with unique names such as Temple of Borobodur, the Elephant Stone and the Hanging Gardens. There are also numerous caves that are filled with fossils as well as gigantic stalagmite and stalactites, namely Crocodile Cave, Cave of Legends, and Bat Cave.

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