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Kedah

The Beauty of the Seven Wells Waterfall

by on November 28, 2011

Feeling the arriving of the holiday seasons is always one of the most anticipated and most exciting moments one can feel. Holiday seasons also indirectly bear the meaning of allowing one to leave his/her pressured and stressed workload behind, while taking a short break from everything and allowing him/herself to enjoy during this short period [...]

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How well do we know about our staple food; rice? We do know that we can definitely not have a meal without rice. But what kind of rice are we consuming? Padi Mawar, Padi Mas and Padi Saga are just three types of paddy that we may be consuming. But where does it all come [...]

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Ulu Legong Hot Spring is a popular tourist spot for peoples who are looking for relaxation after a busy work week. It is located at about 20 kilometres from the Baling Town and you only need about 1.30 hours drive from the Penang State. There are total 5 pools in Ulu Legong hot spring, 3 [...]

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Tourists wanted to experience a marine tour can always drop by Langkawi Island and head over to the Pulau Payar Marine Park. This park consists of four islands, mainly the largest, Pulau Payar itself, followed by Pulau Kaca, Pulau Segantang and lastly, Pulau Lembu. Established as a marine park in the year of 1985, it [...]

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One of the most recommended islands to be in Kedah would be none other than Beras Basah Island. Also known as ‘Island of Wet Rice’ in the English language, this island is bound to astound any other beach goer. Located at the west end of Langkawi, this island is definitely a perfect location to spend [...]

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Stall to Stall in Pekan Rabu

by on October 31, 2011

Known to be the pride of Kedah, Pekan Rabu literally means ‘Wednesday Market’, but direct meanings aside, as this market is open not just on Wednesdays, but as well as every other day. Though, in the past history, it was known that this market only opened on Wednesdays itself, but thankfully not anymore. Pekan Rabu, [...]

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This place is considered to be a unforgettable tourist attraction as it was where the Malaysia 4th prime minister spent his younger days. Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad was born on December 20, 1925 and raised in this house located specifically at No. 18, Lorong Kilang Ais, off Jalan Pegawai in Alor Setar. The fourth prime [...]

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The Dayang Bunting Lake that is on the Dayang Bunting Island itself would be familiar among visitors when their tour guides bring them on an island-hopping tour. The lake, which is on Langkawi’s second major island, is easily accessible by the boats usually brought by the boatmen. The lake is situated at the centre of [...]

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More than just Mangroves in Langkawi

by on October 23, 2011

As a tourist travelling around the states in Malaysia such as Kedah, a visit to Langkawi Mangroves should definitely be added to every visitor’s to-do list. Considered as an eco-tour, visitors of Langkawi would spend some time getting to know the mangroves more than just about its outlooks. The Kilim Mangrove Forest is as large [...]

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Ever felt like being a bird to see the ground from high above? Well, a trip with Langkawi Island’s Cable Car would fulfil that! Known as one of the major attractions in Langkawi Island of Kedah, Malaysia, this Panorama Cable Car would bring tourists all the way to the top of the well-known mountain, none [...]

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