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 Lagenda Langkawi Dalam Taman (Legendary Langkawi in a Garden) is located next to Kuah Jetty and is a fascinating landscaped garden dedicated to the folklore and myths of Langkawi. The 50-hectare site consists of 17 colorful sculptures, including mythical birds, evil ogres, heroic giants, and beautiful princesses. Officially opened in 1996 and designed by Tuan Syed Ahmad Ibrahim, Taman Lagenda or Lagenda Park was created by reclaiming part of the harbor area. The entrance to the park passes through a Gondwana stone wall showing the formation of Langkawi Island by plate tectonic movements. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Taman Negara  |  Batu Caves  |  Gunung Mulu National Park  |  Kelabit Highlands  |  Chinatown  |  Jonkers’s Night Market  |  Melaka City  |  Eagle Square  |  Tujuh Waterfall  |  Nyonga Heritage Museum  |  Melaka Sultanate Palace  |  ASEAN Cultural Park  |  Dalam Ta

The Kelabit Highlands is located in the remote north-eastern corner of Sarawak State in Malaysian Borneo. Bario is the largest settlement with an airport, a tiny town centre, small restaurants, an internet shop, a police station, a clinic, a church and several tribal longhouses. A network of jungle trails connects the many small settlements in the highlands and offers excellent hiking opportunities! Each settlement is nestled in golden green rice fields and dotted with tribal longhouses. The highlands are home to the Kelabit, one of Boneo's smallest ethnic tribes with a population of around 5000, less than a third of whom live in the highlands. The younger generation in particular has moved to the cities for higher education and better careers. A typical walk through Bario takes you past lolling water buffaloes by the lush rice fields, children frolicking nearby and farmers tilling their land. And only in the Kelabit highlands will you see strangers smiling as they greet you at th

Pulau Payar Marine Park has located about 30 km from the main island of Langkawi and is one of the most popular destinations for divers and snorkellers in Malaysia. This is the perfect place for experienced divers and novices who want to give it a try. At Pulau Payar Marine Park, you can observe the natural habitat of various species of fish and baby sharks and feed them. This island is made up of four smaller islands, all of which are uninhabited and closely monitored to prevent disturbance of the virgin marine life. The stunning island is also surrounded by jade-green rainforests, which form a natural boundary that is not accessible to all tourists but can only be entered with a special permit from the authorities. Access to the pristine Pulau Payar Marine Park is only available as part of tour packages affiliated with the Kedah Department of Fisheries to promote marine life conservation and raise awareness against coral bleaching and destruction. Other Places to visit : Petrona

  Aquaria KLCC Located in the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Aquaria KLCC is one of the largest aquariums in Southeast Asia and houses more than 250 different species of animals. It covers 60,000 square meters on two levels and the biggest highlight is the 90-meter-long underwater tunnel. Built-in 2003, Aquaria KLCC was officially opened to the public 2005. Since then, it has always been committed to spreading awareness about marine life forms. The oceanarium takes you on a journey from the highlands, to the rivers, through the rainforest to the coral reefs, and then into the open ocean. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Taman Negara  |  Batu Caves  |  Gunung Mulu National Park  |  Kelabit Highlands  |  Chinatown  |  Jonkers’s Night Market  |  Melaka City  |  Eagle Square  |  Tujuh Waterfall  |  Nyonga Heritage Museum  |  Melaka Sultanate Palace  |  ASEAN Cultural Park  |  Dalam

Built-in 1521, St Paul's Church in Malacca is the oldest church in Southeast Asia and Malaysia. The ruins of the old church are located at the top of St Paul's Hill and are part of the Malacca Museum Complex, which houses Fort A Famosa, Stadthuys, and various other historic buildings. All that remains of the 5-century-old Saint Paul Church Melaka are the walls with engraved gravestones, the statue of Saint Francis Xavier, and the bell tower. The church was built by Duarte Coelho, a Portuguese captain, for the Virgin Mary in gratitude for saving his life at sea. There are souvenir shops near the St Paul's Church complex and the church is visited by tourists who take photos, read the inscriptions on the tombstones and enjoy the magnificent view on the hill. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Taman Negara  |  Batu Caves  |  Gunung Mulu National Park  |  Kelabit Highlands  

 Lagenda Langkawi Dalam Taman (Legendary Langkawi in a Garden) is located next to Kuah Jetty and is a fascinating landscaped garden dedicated to the folklore and myths of Langkawi. The 50-hectare site consists of 17 colourful sculptures, including mythical birds, evil ogres, heroic giants and beautiful princesses. Officially opened in 1996 and designed by Tuan Syed Ahmad Ibrahim, Taman Lagenda or Lagenda Park was created by reclaiming part of the harbour area. The entrance to the park passes through a Gondwana stone wall showing the formation of Langkawi Island by plate tectonic movements. Other Places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers  |  Penang Hill  |  Sky Bridge  |  Cameron Highlands  |  Mount Kinabalu  |  Redang Island  |  Taman Negara  |  Batu Caves  |  Gunung Mulu National Park  |  Kelabit Highlands  |  Chinatown  |  Jonkers’s Night Market  |  Melaka City  |  Eagle Square  |  Tujuh Waterfall  |  Nyonga Heritage Museum  |  Melaka Sultanate Palace  |  ASEAN Cultural Park  |  Dalam