Langkawi Travelog

This impressive gallery houses various awards, souvenirs, and gifts given to the former Malaysia Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad.

Eagle Square (Dataran Lang) are popular with local visitors and tour groups. The 12m (39.4 ft) high Brahminy Kite at Eagle Square is visible from arriving ferries and is the island's mascot. Legend has is that Langkawi gets its name from local word for eagle, "helang". In old Malays, "kawi" means reddish brown, so Langkawi refers to a reddish brown eagle which is actually the Brahminy Kite. Eagle Square

Explore Langkawi with host Nadia as she starts her journey in the legendary island Langkawi, discovering “Laman Padi” and soaking in a gorgeous sunset view as she dines by the beach! This is episode 1

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