Langkawi Island, Kedah

It is assumed that Langgasu (a previous name) was a kingdom that was founded by the Chinese Ling dynasty in the 1st century AD. It is often believed that the Langkawi is a combination of the two words known as helang or the eagle and kawai also popularly known as the reddish brown or strong. Therefore, when one combines the two words, one gets something like reddish brown strong eagle.

This island was ruled by the Kedah sultanate, but the land was occupied in the 1821 by the Siam. An Anglo Siamese treaty was eventually signed that transferred power to the British rule in the 1909. The Thai culture prevails in that area, mostly due to the fact that it was governed by the Thai rule under Japanese administration at some point of time.

In the year 1987, Pulau Langkawi was granted the tax-free status for the fact that tourism was to be promoted to open up the place to the outside world for tourism. It was also done keeping in the mid the intention to improve the lives here. In the recent times, it happens to be as such that this island has become much popular among tourists from the European regions especially, although there are people from outside.

Pulau Langkawi adalah tempat yang sesuai untuk merehatkan minda setelah penat bekerja bagi mereka yang ingin lari dari kesibukan kota. Nikmatilah aktiviti berasaskan alam semulajadi, atau bersantai di tepi pantai. Terdapat juga beberapa tempat-tempat menarik untuk mereka yang gemar menikmati permandangan. Senyuman lembut dan layanan mesra akan menawan anda.

Datanglah ke sini untuk percutian yang lain daripada yang lain. Terdapat banyak tempat menarik yang anda dapat kunjungi tatkala berada di sini. Keindahan flora dan fauna serta kemesraan penduduk membuatkan anda harus datang lagi dan lagi ke destinasi percutian ulung di Malaysia. Banyak tempat menarik yang anda dapat manfaatkan dengan membaca artikel-artikel di laman web ini. Semoga anda mendapat manfaat dan dapat memajukan industri pelancongan di Malaysia amnya.

UNESCO site termed the place and its 99 islands as one of the national geoparks, covering an area of more than 10,000 hectares of space for the Langkawi region. The site is usually sunny in the winter times, with a backdrop of mountain regions of Peninsular Malaysia. Sand beaches, lush green forest, and mountainous peaks cover it; the island is no more, what it used to be. It was known to be one of the best-kept secrets in the Malaysian region.