LANGKAWI HOTELS

ABOUT LANGKAWI HOTELS

Langkawi hotels create a tapestry of experiences that cater to every type of traveler from luxury, charming boutiques or budget-friendly options. Langkawi’s beaches, lush landscapes and hospitality radiates warmth. Langkawi hotels are nestled amidst 10 million square feet of lush rain forest combining natural beauty with modern elegance. Guests can immerse themselves in world class amenities, swimming pools, spa treatments and fine dining that showcase local flavors. The high end Langkawi hotels offers tranquil environment complemented with direct access to private beaches.

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ABOUT LANGKAWI

Langkawi is known as the Jewel of Kedah state in Malaysia. It is a beautiful archipelago gaining tourist popularity over the years. Located in the Andaman Sea Langkawi is made up of 99 islands with each offering something unique and special to visitors.

ATTRACTIONS IN LANGKAWI

  • One of the main attractions in Langkawi is its stunning beaches. With clear waters and powdery white sand, Pantai Cenang is one of the most popular beaches on the island. With a bustling atmosphere and a wide range of water sports activities available.
  • Pantai Tengah, on the other hand, offers a more laid-back vibe. It is perfect for those looking for a quieter beach experience.
  • The island is home to several nature protected areas including the Kilim Karst Geoforest Park and the Langkawi Wildlife Park. The Kilim Karst Geoforest Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. Visitors can explore the park by boat, cruising through mangrove forests and limestone cliffs. Various species of birds, monkeys and other wildlife are spotted here as well.
  • The Langkawi Sky Bridge. This is a 125 meter long bridge raising above the rain forest canopy floors. It offers breathtaking views of the surrounding rain forest and Andaman Sea. Visitors can reach the bridge by taking a cable car ride up to the top of Gunung Mat Cincang (the highest peak on the island). The cable car ride itself is an experience not to be missed offering panoramic views of the lush rain forest below.
  • Langkawi Craft Complex is a must visit. Visitors can watch local artisans at work in creating traditional handicrafts and products such as batik weaving and pottery. The complex also houses a museum where visitors can learn about the history and heritage of the island.
  • Langkawi also offers a wide range of activities like snorkeling and scuba diving in the clear waters at the Pulau Payar Marine Park. Visitors can also go on jungle treks, visit waterfalls or simply relax and enjoy the stunning views of the island.

BEST TIME OF YEAR TO VISIT LANGKAWI

The best time to visit Langkawi is between December and February when the weather is dry and ideal for outdoor activities and beach enjoyment. This however is also the peak tourist period. Book ahead and be prepared for longer waiting time for some of the services on the island.

LANGKAWI DOS AND DON’TS

DOS

  • Dress Modestly: Cover your shoulders and knees especially when visiting religious sites like mosques or temples.
  • Remove Shoes: Take off your shoes before entering homes and certain religious places. 
  • Use Your Right Hand: Use your right hand (or both hands) when giving or receiving items. 
  • Be Polite and Respectful: Speak softly, calmly and be mindful of social hierarchies.
  • Show Appreciation for Food: Accept offered drinks and food and compliment the hospitality.
  • Learn Basic Malay Phrases: Even a few words can be appreciated by locals.

DON’TS

  • Public Displays of Affection: Avoid excessive kissing, hugging, or touching in public especially in religious location.
  • Pointing with Index Finger: Point with your thumb instead or use your whole hand.
  • Touching Heads: Avoid touching anyone’s head, especially children’s as it’s considered disrespectful.
  • Raising Your Voice: Speak calmly and avoid shouting as it can be seen as aggressive
  • Disrespecting Elders: Show deference to elders and those in positions of authority
  • Publicly Criticizing Race/Religion/The Royal Family: Avoid criticizing the royal family, a person’s race or religion.
  • Ignoring Local Customs: Be mindful of local customs and etiquette, especially in homes and religious places. 
  • Illegal Drugs and Firearms: Penalties are severe for anybody in possession of illegal drugs or firearms.
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Langkawi Sky bridge