Welcome to Langkawi, Malaysia
by Suchitra
Malaysia is famous for all clean and awesome beaches it has, but apart from the clean water and the fresh breeze what does it offers? To give you explanation with example we take you to Langkawi. And we tell you that whenever you find something really interesting we are telling you the truth and not exaggerating.
Welcome to the beach of Langkawi
Langkawi, an archipelago of104 islands located on the Andaman Sea, may well be the country’s crown jewel. Langkawi’s a very different beach vacation from Bali or Phuket, catering not to the touristy masses, but those who want to truly embrace nature and the local culture — with a fair bit of indulgence thrown in.
You will find limestone hills, with pinnacles of various shapes and sizes in the eastern part of Langkawi, if you ever want to explore Kilim Karst Geoforest Park. Wow, here you would excite yourself, take a river cruise down the Kilim River to see mangroves, feed eagles and, most importantly, visit the floating fish farm where you can feed the fish, from little guys up to stingrays.
Stay at the finest places of this finest island. The Andaman is a Luxury Collection Langkawi resort located in the idyllic Datai Bay. In the northwest of Langkawi, the area is home to some rare wildlife, flora and event its own coral reef.
This exclusive hotel is an attraction on its own, which is good considering it’s tucked away from the rest of the area, back in the rainforest. Enjoy a myriad of activities there from nature walks to water sports, reef walks and pampering spa treatments. The resort’s restaurants and bars offer a range of local Malaysian specialties and international favorites along with menus for the health-conscious.
Enjoy the spa, with fish’s oil and have a relaxing vacation. Do not forget to comment once you are back
Don’t forget to visit Kuah
Kuah is the main town located on the south-eastern tip of Pulau Langkawi. This is the main entry point for visitors arriving by sea to Langkawi. The name “Kuah” is a Malay word meaning “gravy” and is associated with an ancient legend of two battling giants who overturned a gigantic pot of curry at the spot where the town now stands. Once was a rustic town with a few streets, present day, Kuah is a thriving center of modern hotels and shopping-cum-business complexes, but without the overcrowding and bustle of modern cities. Kuah is a duty free shopping haven with a wide variety of goods sold at attractive prices and its restaurants offer excellent local delights, especially fresh seafood.
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AMAZING! <3 Malazia!