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Al Hana Mosque

Al Hana Mosque or Masjid Al Hana is one of the oldest mosques in Langkawi located to the west of the scenic-themed Lagenda parkland along Persiaran Putra. This whitewashed peach and gold structure exquisitely features Moorish architecture by amalgamating the Islamic motifs and carvings from Uzbekistan into the Malaysian style of architecture. Crowned by a gilded onion-shaped dome, Al Hana mosque has a gold-lacquered main dome with many other small domes. This Islamic place of worship involves a Musalla (main prayer hall) where devotees can sit, kneel, and bow and behold the abstract floral patterns and some verses of the Quran which are artistically engraved on the stained glass. There are bookshelves holding copies of the Quran, rihal (wooden book stands), some religious material, and prayer rugs in the prayer room. Also, a private and curtained area is specifically dedicated for female congregants to pray.Visitors are required to maintain silence and remove their shoes outside the mosque. Female congregants are expected to be dressed modestly. Read More

Laman Padi Langkawi or the Rice Garden Museum is a museum about the history of rice growing. It is a popular go-to eco-tourism spot that features artworks, pictures, charts, and farming equipment about rice cultivation in Langkawi. Situated at Cenang beach, this repository spreads across an area of 14 acres. The museum is further segregated into the Heritage Gallery, Paddy Gallery, Herb Garden, and the Garden of Variety. The Paddy Gallery is a viewing deck that offers a scenic view of the multi-leveled rooftop rice garden. You can also try rice farming in the Garden of Variety. An herb garden is another attractive place where you will elaborate on the various local and indigenous herbs, plants, and flowers. The air-conditioned Heritage Gallery or museum throws light on the history of rice through its displays on rice cultivation and harvesting in the island. Set up in June 1999, Laman Padi also involves a floating rice garden, a traditional rice village, and a spa that offers a relaxing massage and some treatments. There are also rice-themed handicrafts that can be purchased from the gift shop here. Read More

The Langkawi Art in Paradise 3D is an interactive 3D museum featuring around 200 artwork and murals with optical illusion. The largest 3D museum in Malaysia and the second largest in the world, the museum is housed in a 3-storey building, spread across nine interactive zones. Situated next to the iconic Langkawi Cable Car, the artworks in the Arti in Paradise 3D museum are handpainted by 23 leading Korean artists. The major highlight of the 3D museum is the mind-stirring painting of Kuala Lumpur skyline. Read More

Ayer Hangat market happens to be a must-visit Friday night market which is set up close to the Tanjung Rhu Beach, on Jalan Tanjung Rhu, Langkawi island. This exciting venue is a landmark to the local side of Langkawi. Commencing in the afternoon or early evening, this local night market is replete with Malaysian and Thai fast food that has grabbed the eyeballs of many gastronomists. You will find several food chains here serving local cuisines, fried rice, noodles, chicken, satay sticks, curly potato on a stick, sontan, mehnoon soup, martabak (nut and nutella pancake), purple yam drink, seafood, fruits, and vegetables. Nasi kerabu is the most popular delicacy available here. Nasi kerabu is a blue coloured rice that is usually served with meats, crackers, and salad. Also, Ayer Hangat market houses certain stores selling sunglasses, bags, wallets, and other accessories. Read More

In the farrago of Langkawi islands lay a serene beach, the Black Sand Beach which is fully covered with black sand and clear water. Popular leisure spot during weekends, it is a perfect place for capturing some incredible photographs, picnicking and sunbathing. The black colour of the sand comes due to the mineral content from the Mount Raya granites deposited on the golden sand. Also known as Pantai Pasir Hitam because of the black sand, the beach is famous for ancient wooden jetty and a fishing village. Though the beach is not suitable for swimming, it is still one of the most prominent beaches in the southwest area of Tanjung Rhu. The beach houses many small huts which can be used as a picnic spot. Kids can enjoy in the playground filled with ample thrilling swings and slides. For a shopping spree, visitors can explore the souvenir shop and handicraft emporiums situated just 3 minutes away from the beach. You may also enjoy some delicacies and street food dishes from the stalls set up on the beachside. Read More

The exotic home of more than 4,000 crocodiles and alligators, Crocodile Adventureland is based in Jalan Teluk Datai, Langkawi. Being the largest crocodile adventure land, it is divided into sections of ponds with half the area left for the crocodile farming, not being accessible by the general public. Crocodile Adventureland provides a natural habitat for the crocodiles to reproduce. The Juvenile Crocodile Pond is the one where babies are kept to be fed and taken care of separately. The Species Pond has big crocodiles and alligators, Hooking Pond is famous for jumping crocodiles eager to be fed and Show Pond is used for stunts performed by trainers along with others. Read More

Datai Bay is a calm and secluded beach in the foothills of north-west Langkawi islands. Home to various exclusive resorts, the beach is surrounded by tropical rainforest and rich flora fauna habitat. Apart from enjoying the clear Andaman Seawater and relaxing amidst the graceful beaches, Datai Bay also offers ample of adventurous activities. Hike towards the Mat mountainside area. Play a golf game in the Datai Bay Golf Course in the mind-blowing landscape with mountains and sea. Plan a tour in the tropical jungle and explore exquisite animal habitats like peacocks, hornbills, monkeys, and iguanas. Experience the rippling sound of the island's tallest waterfall, Temurun Waterfall, and laze in the best spa experience. Read More

The Dataran Lang, popularly known as the Eagle Square, is a photo spot in Langkawi, featuring a 12-metre tall eagle statue. The Square is beautifully bordered with picturesque ponds, bridges and fountains. This giant eagle statue is positioned in such a way that it overlooks the Kuah Jetty. There are some stalls at Dataran Lang, selling local traditional pottery and handicrafts. The sunset point nearby offers a glorious, warm view of the sun sinking. Read More

Durian Perangin Waterfall is a 14-tier topographical magnificence set in the lap of tropical rainforest in northeast Langkawi. The waterfall descends from the northern slope of the highest mountain on the island – Gunung Raya. The waterfall gets its name from the Durian trees, sprawling in the area, that bear thorny fruits. It is a popular spot for canyoning. Access to the Durian Perangin Waterfall is free, making it a popular getaway for the locals from the scorching heat of Langkawi. Read More

Galeria Perdana is a magnificent museum in Langkawi established in 1995 exhibiting gifts, souvenirs and awards received by former Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Dr Mahatir. Expanded in an area of 5.3 square kilometres, the museum is beautified with various paintings, crafts, instruments, jewellery, souvenirs, weapons etc. fabricated from porcelain, crystal, silver and textile. Also known as Sri Perdana Gallery, the museum is located in the proximity to many other fascinating destinations like Langkawi Nature Park, Durian Perangin Waterfall, etc. The two-storey building is divided into three interlinked blocks, named A, B and C with different antiques. Experience the heavenly serene environment in the landscaped garden situated in the museum itself. Buy yourself a souvenir from the antique retail shop housed inside the museum. A reading room with lots of books and reference material and a trendy café is a not to miss places in Galeria Perdana. Read More