Travel Guide to Langkawi Islands, Malaysia

Penang

Scenic spot introduction:

Langkawi attracts tourists with its dynamic and mysterious character. It is a group of islands located in the northwest corner of Malaysia, bordering Thailand. The clear turquoise waters and long, gentle beaches form a paradise-like seaside resort. The lush forests and mysterious and spectacular caves are a unique and charming adventure. land.

Attractions distribution:

The main tourist attractions in Langkawi include the seven-story waterfall of Qixianjing (Seven Fairies Hill) in Kuala Diyang Village; the "Hot Water Well" hot spring, Xianren Cave, Story Rock, Black Rice Township, etc. in Tanjong Kinmat; Yu Beach is a natural bathing beach with white sand coast; there is a dissolved fault lake Baicrocodile Lake on Maternity Island.

Scenic spot features:

Sightseeing, vacation, entertainment, seaside

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Asia>Malaysia>Penang

How to get there:

Langkawi has its own international airport. Malaysia Airlines has direct flights to Kuala Lumpur, Penang and London. Nanhu International Travel Service currently has China Southern Airlines charter flights to Langkawi International Airport.

The only transportation on the island is taxis, not buses and other tools. Bicycles, motorcycles, and cars can be rented. Chartering a car usually costs MYR 20/hour, but if you go to the mountainous areas in the northwest, the driver may charge a little higher.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Langkawi ticket prices:

Tomb of Mahsuri: MYR 2 for adults and MYR 1 for children.

Crocodile farm: MYR 15 for adults, MYR 10 for children

Scenic area opening hours:

Mahsuri's Tomb: 7:30-18:00.

Crocodile Farm: 9:00-18:00 (except public holidays)

Travel Tips

Travel Notes of Travellers:

Travel Guide: Malaysia 6-Day Travel Guide 2018

Best time to visit:

From October every year to April or May of the following year

Shopping recommendations:

Household goods, fashion, leather goods, cosmetics, electronic products, cameras and wine, etc.

Kuah is the main town in Langkawi and the main shopping area on the island. There are many shops along the bay selling a variety of duty-free goods, especially beer and chocolate, which are very cheap.