LANGKAWI
	An unspoilt group of islands in the tranquil and turquoise Andaman Seas, ideal for lovers of tropical beach holidays replete with 5-star resorts, duty free shops, and 3 marinas from which to embark on a sailing trip.
	The Langkawi archipelago comprises 99 islands. But Langkawi Island is the largest one and also the most famous one. While it is an ideal place to spend relaxing vacations one will be happy to know there are also exotic adventures available from trekking in rainforests or discovering pristine mangroves, to sailing, snorkeling, and scuba diving. Langkawi is also home to many of Malaysia’s most luxurious and best hotels. All these hotels, located on the white sandy beaches, provide excellent service and are haven of peace for their guests.
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	Langkawi Highlights Here are some of the best features of Langkawi: Pantai Tanjung Rhu Located at the north of the island, it is said to be the prettiest beach on Langkawi. The first part of the beach is highly recommend for a picnic or a walk at sunset. But the most beautiful part here is the Tanjung Rhu Resort’s beach. The view is spectacular, with a trio of islands which will give you very good pictures, especially when the sun comes down. The beach is clean, safe and quite calm, perfect to get away from the hustle of the city. You will find souvenirs and food stalls and several attractions for tourists at the all along the beachline
	Pantai Cenang Situated on the southwest area of Langkawi, Pantai Cenang is the longest beach of Langkawi. It is also recognized as one of the nicest beach on the island. It is more popular though because of the numerous restaurants, pubs, nightclubs, hotels, chalets that settled on the coast, making it a very lively and happening zone. Pantai Kok Also situated on the western side of Langkawi, Pantai Kok is more secluded than Pantai Cenang. This romantic beach, often held in esteem by honeymooners, has been the set of the movie “Anna and the king”. Pantai Kok is also a good starting point for jungle trekking for the adventurous ones. Shopping The whole island is a duty free zone. There are a lot of shopping complexes where you will find absolutely everything: luggage, alcohol, food, jewelry, and all at the lowest price. Cable car This well-liked attraction is located at the Oriental village, on the southwestern coast of Langkawi. Get ready for a great experience: the cable car will take you very high (709m) allowing you to take in some breathtaking views over the tropical rainforest, the Telaga Tujuh waterfalls, and last but not least the views over the Andaman sea right up to Thailand. On the top station there is an observatory deck where you can turn your best visual memories into everlasting photographs. The journey takes around 20 minutes. Jungle Trekking/ Air trekking/Mangrove tours There is a reasonable choice of jungle trails in Langkawi, for every level. The trails available will give you the opportunity to see some of Langkawi’s marvels, such as the Seven Wells Waterfalls. This waterfall has seven pools, surrounded by lush forest and unique wildlife. There is also Gunung Raya, the highest peak of Langkawi, accessible either by car, by a walking path or, if you are up to something new, why don’t you try out air trekking? This new way to discover nature may not be for everyone, but once you get familiar with abseiling techniques, you will not regret going on this adventure. The mangrove tour is another famous attraction in Langkawi and should be on top of your to-do list. Generally the tour is coupled with eagle feeding, which renders it even more interesting. You will then get to learn about the swamps, forests, and the wildlife inherent to them, often unknown by people at large. Diving/ Snorkelling There are a few diving and snorkeling spots at neighbouring islands around Langkawi itself. The most common being a day trip to the Pulau Payar Marine Park, which is about 30km far from Langkawi. Underwater world Underwater World is located in Pantai Cenang and is one of the largest indoor aquarium in Southeast Asia. Indeed, it is home to more than 5000 varieties of fish. It is a fun trip that will take you 1 or 2 hours. Definitely a family activity. The lake at Pulau Dayang Bunting From Langkawi Island, you can take a daytrip to Pulau Dayang Bunting, a small island located southwest of Langkawi. It is famous for its lake, Tasik Dayang Bunting (In English, Lake of the Pregnant Maiden) where you will enjoy a cool swim, a sunbath, or some paddleboat with breath taking sceneries around you. As legends go, they say any woman wanting to get pregnant but faces problems conceiving, should take a dip in the waters.   Yachting/Sailing The whole group of islands of the Langkawi archipelago offers a great sailing experience. Langkawi has 4 marinas and is a major yachting destination in Asia, with regatta, yacht charter, and sunset cruises often organized. There are many facilities available for the yachts as well as protected anchorages. One of the famous regatta, the Royal Langkawi International Regatta is organized every year, drawing participants from all over the world. Anecdotes Langkawi means ‘reddish brown eagle’ in Malay and the 99 islands are home to thousands of sea eagles which you will see regularly Many legends render Langkawi unique in several ways. The most narrated one is the Mashuri Legend. 200 years ago, a beautiful girl named Mashuri living on the island was accused of adultery. Despite her claiming for justice and innocence, she was tied to a tree and stabbed to death. She bled white blood, proving her innocence. In a last breath, she then cursed Langkawi for seven generations. The legend is deeply anchored in the local people’s beliefs; moreover they attribute Langkawi’s recent economic growth to the end of Mashuri’s curse. Her tomb, located in Kuah, has even become an important attraction on the island.