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The Only Guide You Need to Plan Your Vacation C o n n e c t i n g Y o u T o T h e G o o d L i f e LANGKAWI LINK V A C A T I O N G U I D E November 2010 VOL.4 NO.4 F R E E THE ONLY GUIDE YOU NEED TO PLAN YOUR VACATION Driving Guide Boat tours eco tours waterfalls beaches BEST SUNSET WALKS eating districts tourist attractions a guide to kuah town Langkawi Link 3. Romance Factor, for lovers. is schedule the strenuous activities W E L C O M E T O 4. Older Kid Interest, for those followed by the relaxing ones, like travelling with children. having a nap by the pool or getting LANGKAWI 5. Fitness Level Required. a massage. If all you do is frenzied The main goal of Langkawi Link is Make careful note of the last rating activity, you are missing the whole to help you maximise your vacation regarding fitness. It is meant for point of being in Langkawi. experience. What you’ll get within those who cannot perform too much We sincerely hope that this guide these pages are straightforward guides strenuous activity, but it is also for you will help you plan a great vacation. to help you choose the activities that to plan your activities for each day. The are most appropriate for your travel Langkawi sun is hot and the humidity Patrick Low style, personality and budget. at sauna levels during certain times of We rate each activity according to a year. If you jam-pack your entire day Editor five-part ranking system on a 1 to 10 with outdoor activities listed at fitness scale: level 6 and above, you risk getting Happy Deepavali 1. Educational or Culture Factor, for heat-exhaustion and dehydration. all you culture buffs and knowledge That means you’ll be sleeping in your & Selamat Hari seekers. hotel room by sundown instead of 2. Fun Factor, for those who either dining on luscious seafood and going crave or want to avoid high-octane barhopping afterwards. Raya AidilAdha excitement. The best way to vacation in Langkawi 2 Langkawi Link Connecting You To The Good Life AINI JANTAN Contents: LANGKAWI LINK Publisher & Art Director vacation guide PATRICK LOW 4 Driving Tour Highlights Editor & Sales Director Tourist Attractions Langkawi Link is published by Jasni TaliB 8 Blue Crystal Productions. Administrative Assistant Current circulation: 10,000 copies 10 Adventure No text or graphics from this guide may be re-printed without permission from Blue Crystal Productions. 12 Oriental Village For advertising information, please call Patrick at 017 456 14 Boat Tours Cover Photo: Girls at 2669. For general enquiries, please call 04 966 0067 or drop by Tanjung Rhu Beach our office between 10am to 6pm at 40 Persiaran Bunga Raya 16 Best Evening Walks in Langkawi Mall, across from the Hindu temple. 18 Dining We are closed on Fridays and Saturdays. Printed by 20 Beaches & Waterfalls MR Print Sdn. Bhd. Lot 21 Jalan 4/32A Mukim Batu, Jalan Kepong 52100 Kuala Lumpur 21 Directory Brought to you by If you have any comments, compliments,complaints or ideas for blue 22 How To Have Fun In Kuah improvement, please write us at [email protected] PRODUCTIONS A NOTE ABOUT PRICES AND ADDRESSES IN THIS GUIDE Except for the tourist attractions, we have few prices listed here due to the fact that they fluctuate so much between high and low seasons. It is also complicated by the fact that local Malaysians get a discount on most entrance fees. There are also very few addresses listed because they will not help you find these places. Roads are not marked at every intersection and shoplot numbers are often impossible to find. All local residents get by on landmarks, so that’s what we’ve provided as much as possible. It is always best to call ahead and ask the businesses for directions if you’re driving. See our Directory on pg 21 for phone numbers. 3 Langkawi Link A DRIVING GUIDE TO LANGKAWI: Renting a car or scooter is simply the best way to get an all-round perspective of the island. Car or scooter rentals are cheap, and a self-drive tour of the island gives you a glimpse of authentic village life, the magnificent sight of mountains and padi fields, plus the commercial tourist attractions. Also fuel prices are low in Langkawi and the main roads are in great shape. For backpackers and budget travellers, renting a car or scooter is the most cost-effective way to maximize your vacation experience. DRIVING TOURS You may come across car rentals as low as RM 60 per day but these are unlicensed rentals and there is no insurance or refund if the car gets confiscated at a police checkpoint. Legitimate car rental companies generally rent for no less than RM 90. Make sure there’s a licence sticker on your rental. Langkawi roads are usually not marked at an intersection. When Still A Best-Kept Secret After 20 Years there is a marker, it is at ground level. Even the residents here Beach Garden don’t go by street names; everyone uses lamarks to find places. Bistro & The directions here reflect this. Beergarden SAFETY TIPS: Do not explore the side roads of Langkawi in a car, if possible. The roads are far too narrow. Always be on the lookout for ani- mals crossing the roads. Avoid driving at night. If you come from a country that drives on the right, tape a big left-pointing ar- Swiss Chef J.J. Graf and our staff serves European and row on top of the dashboard so you’ll always know which side of the road to drive (use masking tape or paper strips). Please do Mediterranean delights with a touch of Asia in our not rent a bike or scooter if you have no experience riding them. scenic restaurant on the beach. Bike riders should always stay as far left of the road as possible and always give way to cars. Come enjoy antipasti, salads, Australian steaks, The following are some interesting out-of-the-way places to visit while driving around Langkawi: Asian delights, seafood specialties, pastas, JALAN AIR HANGAT pizzas and tantalizing desserts. Wat Wanararm Buddhist Temple We also offer daily specials for lunch and dinner, as Starting from Kuah town, drive past the town limits and you’ll well as a children menu. soon see the massive school grounds of the Mara Science Col- lege on your left. Look for the entrance to the science college Good fine wine selection and a wide choice but signal for a RIGHT turn. Directly across from the school gates, there is a side road marked by a picture of a monk. Take the of cocktails at moderate prices. side road to the temple. Also worth checking out is the organic Draft beers and imported German beers. dragonfruit farm near the temple. If they just had a harvest and there’s dragonfruit for sale, buy some. Look for this sign for the side road to The entrance to unnamed park near Wat Tham Kisap temple. Kompleks Kraf. See below. Temples Under the Stalactites Just 500 metres north from Wat Wanararm is another side road on the right marked by a huge yellow sign above the road. The road leads to a T-junction that is guarded by a large green Hindu statue. From that junction, the road to your left leads to the Wat Tham Kisap Buddhist temple while going right takes you to a newly-constructed Hindu temple. The Hindu and Bud- dhist temples are up against strikingly gorgeous limestone cliffs with overhanging stalactites. Happy Hours: 3pm - 6pm JALAN TELUK YU Everyday Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Look for a low yellow and red stone fence near Kompleks Kraf. The entrance, flanked by two concrete structures (see photo Pantai Cenang (next to Casa del Mar) on the beach abve), leads to a tiny park. There is a great view of the boulders Tel: 6 04 955 1363 in the sea from a lookout point near the parking lot. If you walk to the other end of the park, you’ll find stairs leading down to Fax: 6 04 955 1221 the beach. On a sunny day at medium tide, the beach here is Email: [email protected] quite beautiful (if they’ve picked up the trash). There is another entrance point to this stretch of beach www.beachgardenresort.com directly across from the entrance to Kompleks Kraf. Park your vehicle at the unpaved parking lot and take the stone stairway 4 down. This is a lovely, secluded picnic spot that few people know Langkawi Link DRIVING TOURS PERDANA QUAY @ TELAGA HARBOUR PARK, LANGKAWI Perdana Quay is a favourite hotspot that locals and tourists simply can’t get enough of. With an international array of restaurants and cafes overlooking a lovely marina, there’s no better place to unwind and have a great meal than Perdana Quay. Outlets in Perdana Quay: Tapaz, Hamachi Japanese Restaurant, Mare Blu Ristorante,The Privilege,The Loaf, USSR Restaurant, Harbour Park Seafood Restaurant, Restoran Normaj, El Mandi Restaurant (Arabic & Northern Indian Food), Azra Cafe, Artisans For Enquiries Call: 604 959 1826 (Langkawi) 603 9106 3000 (Kuala Lumpur) Another project owned & managed by Tradewinds Corporation Berhad 5 Langkawi Link DRIVING TOURS W A T E R F R O N T R E S T A U R A N T ROYAL LANGKAWI YACHT CLUB 6 For Reservation Please Call 04-966 4078 www.langkawiyachtclub.com Langkawi Link DRIVING TOURS about because there are no signs indicating a park.
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