Langkawi island - Telaga Tujuh Waterfall
( the Seven Wells Waterfall)

From the Cable Car, we saw a waterfall near the area and decided to have a look. About 5 minutes from the Langkawi Geopark, we arrived at the Telaga Tujuh Waterfall (Seven Well Waterfall). We parked our car and walked about 10 minutes through the pathway and arrived at the waterfall. I think the waterfall was at least 5-storey high and the zephyr was the best.The river was cold and I regret didn't bring any wet clothes with me. What else? I went into the river with my pants on because I just cannot stand there and let the feel and the experience went away. It was one of the best waterfalls that I've visited in my life. It feels great leaving the place with a wonderful experience.

Langkawi Island - Getting There
By Air, By Ferry

With so many convenient modes of transport available today, visiting Langkawi has never been easier. An overwhelming number of visitors swarm the Kuah Jetty after boarding ferries from the mainland.
On the other hand, Langkawi boasts an International Airport, located 20 km (12.4 miles) away in Padang Matsirat, for locals and tourists with a little more budget to spare. There’s also the option to swim across from the mainland… Just make sure you’re life insurance is paid up first.

BY AIR
Malaysian Airlines (MAS) and Air Asia operate daily flights to Langkawi from Kuala Lumpur. International travelers from certain places such as Osaka, Taipei and London can connect with MAS flights directly from their country or other airlines, depending on their availability in that particular region.
Air Asia is the airborne version of a cheap local minibus, so you can’t go wrong if you’re looking for a good deal without the frills. Visitors from Singapore can use Silk Air which also flies directly to Langkawi daily.
MASLocal: 1300 88 3000 International: +60 (0)3 7846 3000
Air AsiaLocal: 1300 88 99 33 International: +60 03 7884 9000
Silk Air+65 (0)6 223 8888

By Ferry
If you’re willing to put up with the crowds, the ferries operate four routes to Langkawi from Kuala Kedah, Kuala Perlis, Penang and Satun in Thailand around the clock.
Kuala Perlis – Langkawi Service
Ferryline Venture+60 (0)4 985 2539
Langkawi Ferry Services Sdn Bhd+60 (0)4 985 2690
United Ferry Services +60 (0)4 985 1899

Ferryline Venture+60 (0)4 762 6295
Langkawi Ferry Services Sdn Bhd +60 (0)4 762 6295
United Ferry Services +60 (0)4 966 5131
Penang – Langkawi Service
Direction
Penang - Langkawi
Price
RM45 (Adult) RM30 (Child)* Price subject to change
Duration
2 hours 30 minutes
Times
14:30; 17:00 (Langkawi - Penang) 08:30; 08:45 (Penang - Langkawi)
Operators
Langkawi Ferry Services Sdn Bhd+60 (0)4 264 2088
Satun – Langkawi Service
Direction
Satun – Langkawi
Price
RM25 (Adult)RM18 (Child)* Price subject to change
Duration
1 hour 15 minutes
Times
4 trips; 09:45 – 16:30 (Langkawi – Satun)
4 trips; 09:45 – 17:00 (Satun - Langkawi)
Operators
Langkawi Ferry Services Sdn Bhd+66 (0)7 473 0513
Satun – Langkawi Service
Direction
Satun – Langkawi
Price
RM25 (Adult)RM18 (Child)* Price subject to change
Duration
1 hour 15 minutes
Times
4 trips; 09:45 – 16:30 (Langkawi – Satun)4 trips; 09:45 – 17:00 (Satun - Langkawi)
Operators
Langkawi Ferry Services Sdn Bhd+66 (0)7 473 0513

Going to Langkawi ..

Langkawi's modern international airport is located 20km from the main town of Kuah. There are regular airline connections from Kuala Lumpur and various parts of the world. The most common access to the islands is by ferry either from Kuala Perlis or Kuala Kedah on the mainland.

By Road
The North-South Expressway facilitates travel to Kuala Kedah or Kuala Perlis. Toll for Class 1 vehicles from Kuala Lumpur Jalan Duta to Alor Star (north): RM55.50. Express buses usually take about seven hours. Buses from Kuala Lumpur depart from either the Puduraya or the Hentian Duta Terminal.Fare from KL to Kuala Perlis is about RM33, while to Alor Star, RM30 one-way. Car parks available at both points.

By Rail
The KTM provides rail services from KL to Alor Star and Arau. From Alor Star or Arau, you can take a bus or taxi to Kuala Kedah (from Alor Star RM15) or Kuala Perlis (from Arau RM12) and then board the ferry to Langkawi. Comfortable air-conditioned sleeping berths are available. For ticket enquiries call KTMB: 03-226 71200. Singapore enquiries: 02-6222 5165 Tickets for journeys can also be despatched to your house for convenience (selected areas only).
By AirDaily direct air services from KL to Langkawi operated by Air Asia and Malaysia Airlines. FireFly Air (from Penang only). Air Asia operates three flights a week between Langkawi and Bangkok on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Singapore's Silk Air serves the Singapore route four times a week. For reservations call: Malaysia Airlines: 1-300-88-3000 Air Asia : 1300 88 99 33 FireFly : 03-7845 4543 Silk Air : (65) 6223 8888 .

By Ferry
Ferries provide regular services to Langkawi from Kuala Kedah and Kuala Perlis. Journey from Kuala Kedah/ Kuala Perlis to Kuah, Langkawi takes about 1 hour 15 minutes and 45 minutes respectively, while from Penang about 2 hours 30 minutes. Last ferry departs 7.00 p.m. One way fares from Kuala Perlis: RM18 (adult) / RM13 (child). From Kuala Kedah: RM23 (adult) / RM17 (child). From Penang: RM60 (adult) / RM45 (child) / RM25 (infant below 2 years.) From Langkawi to Satun (Thailand): RM30 (adult) / RM23 (child). Ferry enquiries: 04-04 - 985 2690 ( Kuala Perlis); 04-762 6295 (Kuala Kedah); 04-264 2088 (Penang); (6674) 725 294 (Satun).

This is LAngkawi

The island of Langkawi is an exotic holiday destination that offers world-class accommodation and amenities sitting side by side with idyllic beaches, ancient rainforests and quaint villages. Langkawi, part of the State of Kedah, was named after the eagle (helang in the Malay,language - pronounced 'Lang'), hence the imposing eagle statue at Dataran Lang (Eagle Square), welcoming visitors who arrive on the island through the Kuah Jetty.

Langkawi is an archipelago of 99 tropical islands off the north-western coast of Peninsular Malaysia, about 30km from Kuala Perlis on the mainland. The main island is Pulau Langkawi. The archipelago has some of the world's most pristine rainforests, limestone and karst formations, caves with stunning stalactites and stalagmites, and among the world's most beautiful beaches washed by clear emerald waters teeming with marine life.

The rich marine life not only makes Langkawi a diver's paradise, it also nurtures the curative sea-cucumber (known locally as gamat), which is synonymous to the island. Especially memorable is the warm hospitality of the locals. Friendliness is an infectious lifestyle in Langkawi.Langkawi is a duty-free shopping destination. Other than cameras, branded items, electronic gadgets, shop for lovely silk batik, handicraft and local products, especially those from the fishing villages.

The legend of Mahsuri weaves .....

. http://langkawi.malaysiatrekker.com/Our%20langkawi.htm