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Temples In Langkawi

Discover the enchanting allure of Pulau Dayang, also known as Dayang Island, nestled off the coast of Malaysia. Delight in the beauty of its mythical freshwater lake, embraced by lush rainforests and majestic limestone hills. Uncover the mystical legends and cultural significance of this captivating island, which derives its name from the legend of a mourning princess.Pulau Dayang beckons nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers to explore its serene surroundings and embrace the folklore that surrounds it. Whether you're cruising on the tranquil lake, trekking through the verdant landscapes, or simply basking in the natural beauty, this island offers a unique and memorable experience.A visit to Pulau Dayang promises a journey into the heart of Malaysian folklore and a tranquil retreat where you can connect with nature's wonders and immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of this mythical island.

A scenically landscaped, well maintained folklore theme park, Taman Lagenda Langkawi, also known as Lagenda Park was opened in the year 1996. It is located right next to the Kuah Jetty and stands opposite to the Kuah waterfront. The park is also referred to as the open air garden museum and has several colourful statues inside its premises.There are sign boards that detail the myths associated with many of these sculptures; all of them in Malay as well as the English language. Gondwana Stone Wall which is a hilly formation located in the south west side of Langkawi, perched over Burau Bay marks the entrance of the park. Spread across 50 hectares of land, the park houses 17 colourful statues and sculptures in total.These sculptures are of various legends in Langkawi; comprising of mythical birds, evil ogres, princes and princesses, and other heroic models. The park also houses lush greenery - fruit trees, plants of numerous types and bright flowers. These attract nature lovers and make the park worth some exploration.Also a good picnic spot, the park can be walked through or one can hire a buggy to cart across the park. Moreover, the park exhibits Malaysian handicrafts made of local objects and artisans that can be taken as souvenirs for friends and family back home.Also Explore: Top Places to Visit in Langkawi

Hanging at a height of 2,170 feet between the two mountains, Langkawi Sky Bridge is counted among the longest cable-stayed bridges in the world. It stretches itself for 410 feet and has transparent sections on its pedestrian. These transparent sections not only let people enjoy the spectacular beauty of the surroundings but also the dense tropical forest underneath.Situated on the peak of the second tallest mountain Mt. Mat Cincang on Pulau Langkawi, one can reach here with the help of the cable car ride. Starting at the ‘end’ of the cable car ride, you can hop on to the bridge after a 15 minutes walk from the dropping point. You must reach the place as early as possible as the bridge could accommodate only 200 people at one time.Do not forget to bring your camera to capture all the picturesque scenes around you through the transparent windows of the cable car and from the parapet of the bridge. If it is the right season, then you may even catch the glimpse of the unique flora and fauna possessed by the island. However, do not miss the nearby restaurants around the sky bridge along with all the places and things you could grab on!Click Here to Book: Langkawi Cable Car Tickets