Langkawi

Also known as Eagle Square, Dataran Lang has a large sculpture of an eagle standing in the centre. The square is beautifully landscaped with scenic ponds, bridges and covered terraces.

The Langkawi Sky Bridge is a 410 feet long bridge above Mount Mat Cinchang, located 2,170 feet above sea level. It is accessible by the Langkawi Cable Car.

One of the largest marine and fresh water aquariums in South-East Asia, Underwater World is spread across nearly six acres and features a glass tunnel walkway through a saltwater tank.

Spanning across three parks, Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark is a diverse nature preserve with geological features including limestone rocks and fossils that date back millions of years.

Klim Geoforest Park is a must-visit natural wonder in Langkawi. Home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, the park is divided into three main areas: Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park, Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, and Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park. The park offers a great opportunity to explore the geological wonders like limestone caves, mangrove forests, and pristine beaches.

Paradise 3D Museum in Langkawi is Malaysia's largest 3D art museum, known for its interactive and life-sized art pieces. The museum is home to more than 200 impressive artworks that cover a variety of themes - from fantasy and literature to nature. It provides an exciting and entertaining escape for visitors of all ages.

Legenda Park, also known as Taman Legenda, is a beautifully landscaped folklore-themed park in Kuah, Langkawi. The park encompasses 50 hectares of land and is home to 17 monuments, each telling different legends associated with the island. This park is both an educational and recreational place, with serene ponds, footpaths, and well-manicured gardens.

Boats from Langkawi take day trippers to Pulau Payar Marine Park to enjoy underwater adventures. The crystal clear waters enable visitors to enjoy the enchanting marine life.

Gua Cerita or Cave of Legends, is one of the many fascinating limestone caves situated in North-East Langkawi. It consists of two limestone caves, one above the other, and faces the azure sea.

Located at an altitude of 881 metres, Gunung Raya is the tallest mountain on the island. Be sure to catch spectacular views from the lookout point on the top.

Seven Wells Waterfalls is one of the most famous natural attractions in Langkawi, Malaysia. Named after seven natural pools formed at different levels by the gushing water, this attraction is a great spot for swimming and soaking in the breathtaking landscape. The waterfalls are located about 12 km northwest of Kuah Town and are accessible through a steep, rocky footpath.

Located in the Datai area of Langkawi, the Temurun Waterfalls is the island�s tallest waterfall. The falls have three tiers, making for a spectacular sight, especially during the rainy season when the water cascades down from a height of about 30 meters. It's nestled in the rainforest, providing a cool and tranquil spot to relax and unwind.