ランカウイ ケーブル カーとスカイ ブリッジ (イーグル ネスト スカイウォークを含む)

It's a very enjoyable and exciting place.. Can experience a lot of different historical arena and wonders of the world with various taste of foods and chocolates.😊😊

I'd like to take the family there again and see the national park. Just beautiful! We took the gondola up and were able to use the Skybridge. I recommend not waiting, but taking the stairs. It takes about 6-7 minutes.

Nice experience, nothing unique if you have experienced a lot all over the world but something you should do when you are on Langkawi. The peak is only 708 meters above sea level, the view is beautiful. Use LangkawiBook which worked great with good service, buy 5-1 with fast lane to SkyCab, skip SkyGlide fast lane and take the short walk (the queue is too long). The only minus is that you get a voucher that you then have to stand in line to exchange for ankle straps.

Visiting the Langkawi Cable Car and Sky Bridge was an incredible experience! The cable car ride itself offers breathtaking panoramic views of the island, lush forests, and the Andaman Sea – truly unforgettable. Walking on the Sky Bridge was exhilarating, with its unique curved design and amazing vistas stretching in all directions. The Eagle Nest Skywalk adds another level of adventure, giving even more spectacular photo opportunities and a sense of being on top of the world. The area is well-maintained, and the staff are helpful and friendly. Whether you’re into adventure, photography, or just want to experience Langkawi from a unique perspective, this is a must-visit attraction!

The Langkawi Cable Car and Skywalk are absolutely worth a visit. The view from the top is breathtaking – you can see the mountains, the sea, and the surrounding islands, which is truly impressive. Walking through the forest to reach the bridge is beautiful, though the way back can be quite tough if you’re not in good shape. Luckily, you can take the cable car back down for a fee. If you’re afraid of heights, this might not be the best activity for you. At the base station, there’s a small village-like area with shops and attractions. A real highlight there is the 3D Art Museum – surprisingly fun and beautifully done.

Beware extra costs. This is truly a feat of engineering, and has beautiful panoramic views after the island and surrounding areas. But ...the ticket system is super confusing, we wanted to go on the sky bridge and were told it was closed, so we just bought a ticket for the cable car , however when we got there, it was open, and there's an extra charge, you can either walk up and down or get a fenicular ...either way you are charged, there is also and eagles nest lookout(another charge ), which is a very good view, it has a few dinosaur figures for kids to sit on/get pics with , but these are broken and very cheap and tacky looking. The sky bridge is fab to walk along, beware of the macaque monkeys there, they seem ok ....but ...are known to try and steal from you. The cable car is one way down to the bottom, so if you want to stop at the eagles or sky bridge you MUST do it on the way up ...this was not explained on buying the tickets , the ticket office lady explained nothing at all and just wanted our money, there is no info leaflet given out to give the history of this place. There are photographers at every turn taking your pic (somewhat forced), then later on ask you for the money for them ...I politely refused....why get a pic on a horrible backdrop when you have a pic of the ACTUAL view ? Just another money spinner It's a shame that these things put a dent in the experience here....we arrived at 10am and we didn't we queue at all , the whole thing took about 2 hours, we got down and the queue was huge. The oriental village at the bottom has a few tourist shops and a food court which looked pretty run down and half empty, we used the bubble tea cafe which was very nice and not too expensive.