By the time I reach Pulau Langkawi, it was almost 12.00 noon. It was slow because of the strong wave. Finally, I step foot on Pulau Langkawi. At the same time, I buying the ticket for going to Pulau Payar. They will also arrange a bus to fetch me up tomorrow morning in my hotel. Ticket price for going to Pulau Payar was RM150 and RM200. I take the RM150 package. Anyone who interested in scuba diving and add additional RM100 for it.

I take a walk around to take some snapshots. Near the port (harbour) there are few tourist attractions such as Eagle Square and Legenda Park.

Eagle Square is Pulau Langkawi’s most prominent landmark for visitors arriving by sea.

This is the view of the port (harbour) from the Eagle Square.

This is the main entrance into Lagenda Park. It was an attractive park with beautiful gardens of vivid local blooms, plants and fruit trees. It has been designed and landscaped with exhibits detailing the myths and legends of the island. Too bad it was under renovation.

This is the Aseania Hotel that recommended by my best friend, Crispin. It was also recommend by few local people.

This is Bank Negara in Pulau Langkawi.

I was so hungry. After check-in the hotel, I walk down to Underwater World seeking for food. Underwater World is not my destination to visit yet. I order spaghetti with coke as my lunch. It was not the best spaghetti but it was enough to fill my stomach for now.

I want to go and visit Mount Machinchang, taking cable car to the top. Highest point in Pulau Langkawi.

By time I reach the bottom of Mount Machichang, it start to rain heavily and with lightning. The cable car station was surrounded by the famous Oriental Village. Because of the rain and lightning, the cable car was stop and I have no choice but to hang out around Oriental Village to buy some souvenir.

This is the map of the Oriental Village.

Check out the cable car station and the cable car that stop moving.

The cable car only reopened back around 4pm. I was the first one to buy the ticket and first one to aboard the cable car. For Malaysian who show your IC during the purchase of the ticket you can only RM15 per ticket. For none Malaysian you will need to pay RM25 per ticket. Some tour guide try to cut the queue to make the purchase of the ticket but the person on duty told him to line up in the queue to purchase. He think he is a tour guide and he can get special treatment. Shame of him!

From inside the cable car, we can have a good view including the beautiful waterfall.

Finally I reach the top station.

From the top station, we can view down and saw the interchange station.

Here some nice views from the top. There is two viewing tower each at 705m and 710m above the sea level. I don’t really feel cold up there.

Another attraction here is the 125m suspension bridge but unfortunately it was close due to some safety issue. Just not my luck.

Check out the video:

After that, I take a taxi and went back to Underwater World. Buy the ticket and entering the the Underwater World.

After came out from Underwater World, I was along the Pandai Cenang area. Buying some t-shirts, souvenir and a short pant.

Finally around 7pm, I found that just opposite the Underwater World there is one Hong Kong’s Lam Kwai Fong restaurant. So decide to have my dinner there to try out the food.

I order the Hong Kong style fried rice set with grill prawn on top of it. It was included orange juice, a plate of vegetable, a small bowl of sweet corn soup, dessert and the main course (Hong Kong style fried rice).

After a day of walk, I was so tiring and decide to have a good rest earlier because I need more energy on tomorrow in Pulau Payar.

Here some snapshots of the Aseania Hotel in the dark. Actually, it was not fully dark yet.

So tired after a day of walk. Laying down on the sofa in the hotel room. Check out the hotel room. It was very big room for a standard room.