Dataran Lang, also known as Eagle Square is one of Langkawi’s main attractions where it is best known for its large eagle sculpture posed in a take-off position. Located at the southeast corner of Pulau Langkawi, Kuah Jetty, the 12 metre-tall sculpture turns out to be the most recognizable monument of the island.
Located 2,300 ft above sea level, the Langkawi Sky Bridge is completed in 2004. The bridge appears as the highlight of the end of the Cable Car Ride as it is a long 410ft. curved pedestrian bridge above Mount Mat Cinchang. The view from the bridge is exceptionally stunning and perfect for photography enthusiastic.
Also known as Pantai Cenang, Cenang Beach is the busiest beach town on Pulau Langkawi. With only 10-minute drive from Langkawi International Airport, you can find diversity of cafes, restaurants, as well as duty free souvenirs shops along the beach. The snowy white sand and crystal clear water of Cenang Beach makes it an ideal spot for sunbathing and watersports.
Perfect for nature enthusiasts, Gunung Raya, which peaks at 881 metres height is the highest mountain in Pulau Langkawi. Its impenetrable forest houses numerous wildlife such as flying foxes, leaf monkeys, squirrels, the great hornbill etc. It takes only a 30-minute drive to the top Gunung Raya accompanied by the scenic view along the journey.