This is a non-profit cultural foundation established in 1991 by a local artist, Ibrahim Hussein. Besides the artist's own works, the museum collect works by other prominent artists from around the world

A popular hot spot for relaxation and therapeutic purposes for people with ailments. Immerse yourself in the five hot spring pools with high sulphuric content and water temperatures ranging from 30ºC to 60ºC.

Pulau Beras Basah (Island of Wet Rice) has a lush, mysterious forest with majestic mountains as its backdrop. The beach is breathtakingly beautiful with white powdery sand and blue green waters.

A place you can find in the history book. Padang Matsirat or the 'field of burnt rice' is the place where villagers torched the paddy fields to prevent Siamese invaders from getting the rice grains.

For the adventurous, Langkawi offers some truly unforgettable sights and experiences

There are over 5000 fishes and other exhibits, which are presented in more than 117 specially designed tanks that are arranged along a zoom long passageway.

One of Langkawi's latest attractions is its Snake Sanctuary

Langkawi is an ancient group of islands located on the north-western shore of Peninsular Malaysia. Captive imaginations are brought forth by the island's rich heritage of myths and legends that permeates from her existence.

A one-stop factory fashion outlet for fashion aficionados that offers multi world-class brands ranging from men and ladies wear and accessories.

This 18-hole par 72 championship golf courses borders a 70-acre forest as well as rubber and sugar cane plantations. The serene ambience of the course provides a memorable experience in the midst of nature.