The Enigmatic Legend of Mahsuri The legend of Mahsuri is probably the most famous legend of Langkawi, and the Mahsuri’s tomb and
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The name Kilim Karst Geoforest Park hides so much more than its name suggests. Thick mangroves teeming with wildlife and birds, vertical
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Far away (by Langkawi standards) from the other popular tourist areas, at the north-west end of the main island, lies the secluded
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Tun Mahatir bin Mohamad, reverently called Dr. M by the Malaysians is so far the country’s longest running Prime Minister. Born in
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If you want to visit a tropical island paradise, then both Bali and Langkawi may make the shortlist. The two destinations have
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Durian Perangin waterfall is situated on the north eastern part of Langkawi and doesn’t smell or taste like Durian at all. The
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More than just an art exhibition, Langkawi Art Biennale is an international celebration of a diverse array of artwork. Over 100 local
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The beauty of Temurun waterfall peaks in the rainy season, when cascading water descends more than 30 meters into a wide pool
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Every January, local and international sailors compete in various races at the Royal Langkawi International Regatta. The six-day event is organised by
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Tourists worldwide flock to Langkawi, Malaysia, to experience its fine harmony between people and nature. You will have plenty of options for
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