The trip started out at Kuala Perlis Jetty, and managed to get the cheap Rm18 ticket. Here’s one of the our Kuala Perlis Jetty picture. Look at our smile - cute.
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The ferry took exactly 5omins to arrive Kuah Jetty. Checked into our Langkasuka Beach Resort which is located near Padang Matsirat. The room was nice but it could be better maintained. The 1st day we visited Langkawi Underwater World and shopping activity even though there's not much to shop with me.
Day 2: we woke-up early , our langkawi friends pick us up at 9:00am and followed them to the jetty at Kilim river to board our boat. Our boatman then steered us into the Bat Cave which was quite like a tunnel. We were very excited to find many bats hanging upside down above us.
Further up the river we arrived at a fish farm. The farms were actually nets that go deep in the water. We were promptly given a tour for a farm staff. The first net we stopped at had stingrays that we were told we could feed. We were given a small fish and told to hold it above the water and all of a sudden, a stingray practically jumped out of the water for the fish! Whoa! I had no idea stingrays could do that!
Then, our boat proceeded up to the river mouth before taking us out to sea. It was beautiful here where we could see the smaller islands that surrounds Langkawi. After that, we stopped at a spot to watch brown and white Brahminy eagles circling overhead before gracefully swooping down to feed on the chicken parts thrown by the boatman. These regal birds are a joy to watch. On the way back, the boatman gave us the roti and fish feeding. And the last, we were swimming near one of the small island. After swimming, we were going back the Langkasuka Beach Resort take a rest. A few hours with our discussed, we decided to the Kompleks Kraf Langkawi, Gallary Perdana and Dataran Helang.
Day 3:After checked up, we visited the Mat Cincang Mountain by cable car. Once in, the cable-car ascends; we were began to notice the temperature dropping and a windy breeze begin flowing into the cabin through ventilation slits at the top. As it gets cooler, the landscape below begins to appear smaller, and at after climbing at a 42° angle for a few hundred feet, we started snapping pictures of the rainforest below. Look out at the side for a view of the Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls, which cascades down a grey rock face. This was our great adventure experience at Mat Cincang Mountain.
I reached UUM about 5.00pm.
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