Once a sanctuary for pirates, only the locals knew the delights of Langkawi until it was made a duty-free port in 1987. Since then, the construction of modern amenities has created an idyllic Malaysian getaway. Its natural beauty and intriguing folklore make a visit here one to remember. Situated off the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia, Pulau Langkawi is the largest among an archipelago of 99 islands collectively known as Langkawi. With a resident population of only 54,000, the economy is driven mainly by tourism. The most comfortable way to reach this exquisite spot is by air from Kuala Lumpur or … more »
Guides from Travel Muse about Langkawi
The isles of Langkawi - ninety nine of them, are tucked into the northwest... more »
Langkawi International has 79 flights departing per week for short haul... more »
The once sleepy island group of Langkawi has been purposefully developed for... more »
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A beautiful, verdant tropical island with white sandy beaches, brilliant aqua... more »