Hello all! I just returned from Langkawi, Kedah. The weather was not the best, but it was still a blast! Here's to share my experience, perhaps you would be inspired to go there. My photos are subpar so hopefully I can compensate on my descriptions.
Day 1 8th October
SG- LGK What a turbulentic (hoho. new word) flight. My sister was chanting prayers aloud while grabbing my hands. Upon landing, the passengers gave a massive round of applause to the pilots for the safe journey.
I was very surprised by how lax Airasia was on taking photos of plane after/before alighting/boarding. I was warned then with Tiger Airways. We posed in front of the stunning Airasia Airbus 320. Langkawi International Airport is pretty simple.
Rained poured for quite a bit while we ate the scrumptious Nasi Campur (well anything is scrumptious when Im hungry so). Continued towards Mutiara Burau Bay Resort; greeted by a charming ambience that I quickly fell in love with. I love the design of the lobby. I love the location of the resort- well thats about it. Everything else fell short. The service was disastrous. My aunt was a Mutiara Premium member so we expected a decent service but was met with subpar treatment from the staff. I shall not dwell on the details, but yea, I dont quite enjoy the misinformation they gave us.
We called a taxi to ferry us to Kuah town. An aged Langkawian, donned with a songkok haji , Mr Zaki gave such a warm reception so we booked him throughout our whole trip. Very sincere and accommodating. I loathed shopping but my aunt and sister had to do their routine indulgence so we head over to Idaman Suri followed by Hj. Ismail Group. Bought some chocolates and cookingware. Tok advantage of the tax-free goods.
We headed to Dataran Lang (Eagle Square), which hold a gigantic eagle structure. The magnificent twilight spanned the harbourview. It dawned on me that Langkawi is relatively quiet and dark at night. The lack of people roaming that part of the town is odd.
Day 1 8th October
SG- LGK What a turbulentic (hoho. new word) flight. My sister was chanting prayers aloud while grabbing my hands. Upon landing, the passengers gave a massive round of applause to the pilots for the safe journey.
I was very surprised by how lax Airasia was on taking photos of plane after/before alighting/boarding. I was warned then with Tiger Airways. We posed in front of the stunning Airasia Airbus 320. Langkawi International Airport is pretty simple.
Rained poured for quite a bit while we ate the scrumptious Nasi Campur (well anything is scrumptious when Im hungry so). Continued towards Mutiara Burau Bay Resort; greeted by a charming ambience that I quickly fell in love with. I love the design of the lobby. I love the location of the resort- well thats about it. Everything else fell short. The service was disastrous. My aunt was a Mutiara Premium member so we expected a decent service but was met with subpar treatment from the staff. I shall not dwell on the details, but yea, I dont quite enjoy the misinformation they gave us.
We called a taxi to ferry us to Kuah town. An aged Langkawian, donned with a songkok haji , Mr Zaki gave such a warm reception so we booked him throughout our whole trip. Very sincere and accommodating. I loathed shopping but my aunt and sister had to do their routine indulgence so we head over to Idaman Suri followed by Hj. Ismail Group. Bought some chocolates and cookingware. Tok advantage of the tax-free goods.
We headed to Dataran Lang (Eagle Square), which hold a gigantic eagle structure. The magnificent twilight spanned the harbourview. It dawned on me that Langkawi is relatively quiet and dark at night. The lack of people roaming that part of the town is odd.
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