Eagle SquareThe icon of Langkawi, Eagle Square or locally known as Dataran Lang is the home for Langkawi’s giant statue of an eagle which according to old folklore where Langkawi get its name from : The two Malay words – ‘helang’ (eagle) and ‘kawi’ (reddish brown): hence lang-kawi.
Perched 12 meters above the star shaped concrete deck overlooking the Kuah Jetty, the eagle is always a welcoming icon for every traveller coming into Langkawi. Visitors can get up close to the base of the statue for their holiday photo. Since the square is open to public almost all the times, you can snap all the pictures you want!
Durian Perangin WaterfallAdmission not included90 min
You can always ask your driver how to get here by an amazing ATV fun ride .Durian Perangin Waterfall, nestled on the northeastern side of Langkawi, named after the durian trees that thrive in the nearby forests and the cooling breeze. This multi-tiered waterfall cascades down the slopes of Gunung Raya, Langkawi’s highest peak, forming freshwater pools at each tier. Surrounded by dense forest and fascinating rock formations, the area is a serene retreat for nature lovers. The cool, refreshing waters make it a favorite spot for locals seeking picnics or a quiet escape.
The hike to the waterfall’s crest is challenging but achievable, rewarding climbers with stunning views of the valley and coastline. For experienced trekkers, the peak of Gunung Raya lies just 5 km away. The park is well-maintained, featuring bridges over streams, gazebos for picnics, and resting spots along the trail.
Tanjung Rhu BeachAdmission not included120 min
Thinking of doing a boat tour via Tanjung Rhu beach. Talk to your driver and don't missed this beautiful boat ride along the kilim river.
Tanjung Rhu, located on Langkawi’s northern tip, is a serene and picturesque beach known for its powdery white sand, crystal-clear waters, and tranquil surroundings. Far removed from the island’s bustling tourist hubs, Tanjung Rhu offers a slice of paradise, making it one of Langkawi’s most pristine and breathtaking destinations.
One of Tanjung Rhu’s most unique features is the sandbar phenomenon, a rare natural occurrence that captivates visitors each year. During specific tidal conditions, usually just once annually, a sandbar emerges, creating a temporary path that connects the mainland to nearby small islands. Walking along this natural bridge feels like stepping into a dream, as you’re surrounded by shimmering waters on both sides. It’s an experience not to be missed for nature lovers and photographers alike
Langkawi Craft ComplexPass by
Langkawi Craft Complex is one of the major tourist destinations in Langkawi Island. It is one-stop centre that serves a variety of authentic craft products such as batik, hand woven cloth, fibre plaited, metals and other crafts. Visit Craft complex, which provide many interesting activities such as craft sales, craft demonstrations, educational crafts, cultural performance and guide tours. Unique architecture with attractive landscaping makes Craft Complex as a must visit destination.
Admission not included60 min
Hovering over jungle and climbing over 550 million years old rock, SkyCab gives you more than one unique experience. Be informed, SkyCab is located at the oldest part of South East Asia and the first to emerge from the ancient sea and estuary! That’s something to give a goose bump if you can get the gist. Come and experience it yourself.
The Base Station is conveniently located at the foothill of the Machincang mountain. From here, visitors will be taken up to the cool Machincang mountain via the cable car system. The ride will be an exhilarating experience for everyone to enjoy. You will also be able to catch a glimpse of the flora and fauna that surrounds the area.
Langkawi Sky BridgeAdmission not included60 min
Measuring at 125m in length, the structure ranks among the world’s longest curve suspension bridge and constructing it was not an easy feat as the solutions had to factor the following critical elements; structural balancing from a single point (top of the pylon), optimal weight management and load distribution, pre-fabrication of bridge and on site installation.
The entire bridge, in all its elements had to be lifted to the top of the mountain by helicopter and was later assembled to its current position.
