Langkawi

The Eagle Tower was built in October 1996. The tower is 45 meters high and weighs more than 10 million horses. The majestic posture of the eagle symbolizes the Langkawi like an eagle flying high and represents the future economy as it is booming. The entire square also has beautiful lakes, fountains, bridges, cloisters, etc. The well-planned plaza is a good place to enjoy the night view and enjoy the sea breeze. Giant Eagle Square is the most representative magical building in Langkawi. Looking from afar, I saw a brown-red giant eagle standing on an empty square, standing on a stone tower a few meters high, opening huge wings, unruly and proud posture, as if the next second would be washed. It’s so shocking that it’s soaring. The proud attitude of the giant eagle symbolizes the future development and prosperity of Langkawi, and is therefore highly respected and loved by the local people. There is also a tranquil lake around the square, which is also very beautiful.

The island of pregnant women is the largest island in Langkawi. The island is called so because the mountains and prominent rocky outlines of the lake look like a pregnant woman lying on her back. In the morning, I took a boat from Zhenan Pier and arrived at Pregnant Island in about 15 minutes. However, we did not go directly to the island. Instead, we stopped for a photo on the way. The young man on the boat also told us the origin of the name of the pregnant island. From the point of view of the docking, it is possible to clearly distinguish the mountain-shaped contour of the pregnant island. The scenery here is fascinating, the island is full of green plants, and the sea and sky are a beautiful blue.

The famous Langkawi Sky Bridge, which has been called "Bridge in the Sky", was built in October 2005 in Malaysia, with a total length of 125 meters. The bridge is arc-shaped and the main body is made of steel. With a very large and heavy "steel frame" actually supported with only one pillar. The pillar is 87 meters high, fixed on the mountainside, and then pulled by 8 steel cables. The whole bridge was hanged at an altitude of 687. The whole bridge is connected to two hills at the height, so it is named: Langkawi Sky Bridge. The bridge is about the height of a 200-story building! To reach the Sky Bridge one needs to take the cable car, and then walk for a certain distance to reach. It takes a little bit of hassle and physical strength to see the heavenly views from the bridge. To avoid traffic the Langkawi  Sky Bridge can be reached through the Eastern Village by cable car. The price of the cable car is 55 MYR for adults and 40 for children under 12 years old.

After coming down from the Sky Bridge, one must visit the 3D Museum in Langkawi. It is the largest 3D museum I have ever seen. It is said to be the second-largest 3D museum in the world, with the most beautiful and cool 3D landscapes available in the world. The theme of the exhibition is the ocean, animal forest, mountain, starry sky, international, and even ancient Egyptian civilization. You can see the children, all going crazy and playing, and the various props are lying everywhere! The pavilion is particularly large, and there are several national landscapes created by the theme pavilion, which is very suitable for families with children to visit! Transportation: Sky Bridge can be reached by cable car from Dongfang Village. The price of the cable car is approx. 55 MYR for adults and MYR 40 for children under 12 years old.