Because I have such a huge backlog of pictures and experiences to
share, and I don’t have time to make such involved galleries as I did
for Inle Lake and Bagan, I’m going to try something new – a lightning
round of posts.
For each location that I visited, I’ll create a post including 5
pictures or less, choosing the sights and experiences that most deeply
impressed me. The only exceptions I’ll make are for stories with an
environmental theme. In those cases I may include more than 5 pictures.
Here’s the first one – Langkawi Island, Malaysia. Langkawi is located on the northwest coast of peninsular Malaysia. It’s
a well
an over-developed island paradise, with extensive white-sand beaches,
waterfalls, mountains, and plenty of clear blue seas for watersports.
As soon as you get off the ferry, rent a Kia hatchback or a scooter and
the island is yours!
The other great thing about Langkawi is that it’s the only place in Malaysia where alcohol is duty free.
The first picture, above, shows a viewing bridge at the top of the
Langkawi cable car. From the bridge I could see much of the island as
well as the limitless blue sea. But the best part of standing on the
bridge wasn’t the view. It was closing my eyes and letting the sound
and touch of the sea breeze overwhelm my senses, feeling as though I was
hovering in between that opening in the mountains, high above the
canyon below.
Interesting blog from Chasing Mirages..
Please refer here for details..
AL :-
The one interest me is not the blog itself but the comments. Most of the viewers is environmentalist. Most of them have an opinion about Langkawi. Some of the words is quite outrages & make me wonder is the environmental issue it that bad in Langkawi compared to Bali or Phuket? Anyway.. Interesting blog & comments..
Please email me if you need any info with regards to your travel to Langkawi & also if you need any advertising enquiry. ( anaklangkawi@gmail.com )
