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Look beyond the resorts and the beaches and you’ll see there’s much more to Langkawi than the images on the front of the tourist brochures.

Pulau Langkawi, a gem in the Andaman Sea, spans a vast 320 square kilometres. This enchanting island, part of the larger Langkawi archipelago, beckons

Langkawi still retains the air of an exotic paradise, despite being one of Malaysia’s most developed resort destinations. Affordable, easy to get around

The Art in Paradise 3D Museum is a new entry in the most sought after attractions in Langkawi. Ranked as one of the largest museums in Malaysia, it has

De Baron Resort Langkawi offers a unique and enjoyable experience for travellers. The resort is conveniently located in Kuah near various attractions and

The shallow, sunlit waters surrounding the islands of Langkawi provide optimum conditions to explore the vibrant coral reefs and wide array of exotic marine

Langkawi is best known for its beaches and rainforests. But not all days are ideal to be outdoors and the many museums of Langkawi are perfect to spend

The beauty of Temurun waterfall peaks in the rainy season, when cascading water descends more than 30 meters into a wide pool at the base of this waterfall.

Tucked on the sandy shores of Pantai Tengah, the Holiday Villa Resort & Beachclub Langkawi is a luxurious escape into a tropical paradise.

Take a trip to the uninhabited Dayang Bunting Island, Langkawi’s second-largest island. Discover bushwalking tracks, unique native wildlife, limestone