-Visit Eagle Square
Eagle Square is called Dataran Lang in Malay and this is one of the most iconic spots in Langkawi, The
square is located in Kuah which is the main town on the island and once
there you will find a huge statue of an eagle about to take flight
which stands at a height of some 12 meters,It
is also close to a clutch of other attractions such as Taman Legends
Langkawi so you can combine a trip here with several other points of
interest.
-The Langkawi Cable Car
One of the jewels in Langkawi’s crown is the Langkawi Cable Car which will take you to the top of Mat Cincang Mountain
The journey takes around 15 minutes but on the way, you will be able to experience the amazing views as you sweep over lush rain forests and past tumbling waterfalls
The peak stands at a height of 708 meters and there is an observatory deck at the summit and on a clear day, you can see all the way across to Sumatra in neigh-boring Indonesia.
The cable car leaves from the Oriental Village which you can explore either before or after your ride
The journey takes around 15 minutes but on the way, you will be able to experience the amazing views as you sweep over lush rain forests and past tumbling waterfalls
The peak stands at a height of 708 meters and there is an observatory deck at the summit and on a clear day, you can see all the way across to Sumatra in neigh-boring Indonesia.
The cable car leaves from the Oriental Village which you can explore either before or after your ride
-The fish at Underwater World Langkawi
Located in the town that backs on to Pantai Cenang, Underwater World Langkawi is a great spot to visit if you want to know more about the marine life for which this island is famous.
There are some 500 different species here which include seahorses, seals, and even rock hopper penguins,The main highlight of the facility is an underwater tunnel which stretches for some 15 meters and means that you can observe the aquatic life up close from every angle.
-Mangrove tour of Kilim Geopark
Langkawi is covered in pretty mangroves and they are said to have protected the island and lessened the damage when the tsunami hit in 2004. As such, this is one of the most important Eco-systems in this part of Malaysia, and the best way to visit it is to take a scenic boat tour of the area.
As well as boating around the swamp you will also get to see rugged caves, limpid pools, and areas of forest lands.
As well as boating around the swamp you will also get to see rugged caves, limpid pools, and areas of forest lands.
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