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Saturday, September 07, 2013

Tanah Dan Rumah Untuk Di Jual Di Langkawi: Tanah berdekatan dengan Lubuk Sembilang Langkawi u...

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Tanah Dan Rumah Untuk Di Jual Di Langkawi: Tanah berdekatan dengan Lubuk Sembilang Langkawi u...: Tanah ini terletak di tepi jalan minitar ke kampung Padang Gaong , Ulu Melaka . Tanah rata dan tak perlu utk tambun tanah lagi  Keluasa...



Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Rumah terbuka Aidilfitri Lada 2013

Open house . Rumah terbuka Aidilfitri Lada 2013 . 
All invited 
5 september 2013
Location : Dewan MIEC ( Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre ) Langkawi 
time : 8pm 



Saturday, August 24, 2013

Bronok Salad, Langkawi's Exclusive Culinary Dish

Bronok Salad, Langkawi's Exclusive Culinary Dish
The resort island of Langkawi offers to the locals and tourists many picturesque and charming locations apart from being a shopping haven, but there is one other thing also for which it wins many a hearts - its variety of culinary dishes such as the famous grilled fish and other seafood offerings.

However, there is one culinary dish that stands out, the 'kerabu bronok'. This is a kind of shredded vegetables mixed with sliced 'bronok'. ... By Suhaila Said

BRONOK

Kerabu bronok is actually a local salad in which the main ingredient is bronok, a type of 'timun laut' (sea cucumber that some Malaysians consider having medicinal values) that can be found only in Langkawi.
To those who have tried this salad explain the bronok as being a bit chewy but crunchy and soft.
The raw bronok is slippery to hold and is either dark chocolate (when mature) or pinkish (when young) in colour....By Suhaila Said

MAKING THE SALAD

According to Jah Ahmad, 84, who makes the salad, the bronok's head and tail sections are chopped off to drain its contents - most of these mud and sea water.
Using a sharp knife, Jah slices the bronok into thin small portions before thoroughly rinsing the slices with water to clean away any possible remnants of the mud.
"The bronok slices are then mixed with coconut condiments and sambal as well as chilli, kerisik (fried grated coconut flesh) and lengkuas (galangal), together with shredded cashew leaves... By Suhaila Said Full  Articles


Tuesday, June 04, 2013

Lada, Pekan Artisan to develop two locations in Langkawi

 The Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) and Pekan Artisan Sdn Bhd, a tourism resort and high-impact attraction developer, are collaborating to develop two unique locations with a gross development value of RM2.4bil in Langkawi.

The locations are the Oriental Village and Pulau Intan Besar, a small island next to Langkawi’s main island.
Pekan Artisan chief executive officer Robert Wyatt said the developments were eco-friendly, and sensitively designed to reflect the beauty of Langkawi. “Both locations will offer visitors a ‘back-to-nature’ experience that will also connect them with the history and culture of Malaysia,” he told reporters after signing a memorandum of agreement on the development with Lada. ...



Saturday, June 01, 2013

LILAC 2013 Langkawi International Laksa Carnival

LILAC 2013 Langkawi International Laksa Carnival
31may - 2june 2013
FOODIES' DELIGHT:
 Three-day carnival, featuring 11 types of laksa from Malaysia and neighbouring countries, a hit

LANGKAWI:
For her, the three-day event was an occasion that she could not miss as she was a fan of the Malaysian delicacy which comprises fish-based soup and thick rice noodle.
The 50-year-old administrator of a private firm here took three of her friends to the event which was held at Laman Padi in Pantai Chenang here, where a laksa garden selling 11 types of laksa from Malaysia and neighbouring countries, such as Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines.

"This is my second day at the event and I am very happy to have the chance to enjoy all types of laksa.
" All laksa taste different, even those prepared by neighbouring states such as Perlis, Kedah and Penang.
"My favourite is the laksa from Vietnam. I just love the blend of the spices in the soup," Kim said yesterday.
Kim was among thousands of local and international visitors at the event organised by the Langkawi Development Authority (Lada).

The annual event was introduced last year in conjunction with a rebranding campaign to stimulate the island's tourism sector.
Another visitor, Belinda Watson, 39, from Manchester, has become a fan of the delicacy after having a small bowl of "laksa kaw" from Kedah. "I love the mixed spices and the fish used to make the soup....
Read more: Laksa galore in Langkawi - General - New Straits Times


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Friday, May 17, 2013

SinoShip News - Largest cruiseship yet coming to China

Royal Caribbean International’s Mariner of the Seas will become the largest ship to be based in Asia, when it enters the region later this month. At 138,000 grt, Mariner of the Seas can carry 3,807 guests. It will begin its maiden Asian season from Singapore on 1 June.
 ....  In June the ship will offer a 3 and 4 night sailing from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and Langkawi in Malaysia. Subsequently, it will move to China and offer a choice of 4/5/7 night and longer North Asia sailings from Shanghai.... 




Wednesday, May 08, 2013

Red Door Apartment at Langkawi

 Red Door Apartment at Langkawi
With sweeping views of the beach, the Red Door Apartment offers air-conditioned apartments with free wireless internet access.
Facilities at the apartment complex include a 24 hour reception, laundry facilities and a dry cleaning service. It also offers a car rental desk and a garden. Non-smoking apartments are available on request.
All the apartments at the Red Door Apartment include cable / satellite channels, a kitchenette and a TV. Apartments in the apartment complex include a kitchen with a microwave, an oven and a refrigerator. The private bathroom in each apartment includes a shower and a hair dryer.
The Red Door Apartment has its own on-site restaurant, convenient for those who wish to dine in.
The Red Door Apartment conveniently provides free parking for guests travelling by car. Langkawi Cable Car and Summer Palace Langkawi are within an easy drive of the apartment complex.










Red Door Apartment at Langkawi


MAHB eyes 15% sales growth


....The campaign took place at KLIA/LCCT-KLIA, the Penang International Airport, the Langkawi International Airport, the Kuching International Airport and the Kota Kinabalu International Airport.
Under the campaign, travellers got to participate in the ITUF “Indulge & Win” contest by spending a minimum of RM250 and completing a contest entry form at the five international airports....

MAHB eyes 15% sales growth

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Pulau Payar Marine Park Snorkelling Beach Package - RM89 valid 1jun2013

Pulau Payar Marine Park is a popular site for snorkelling and diving enthusiasts keen on exploring Langkawi’s undersea action. Just 30km south of the main island, it is about 45 minutes away from the Kuah jetty point and you can take either a catamaran or a speedboat to get here.
Comprising four islands, the largest of which is Pulau Payar, and three smaller isles (Pulau Kaca, Pulau Lembu and Pulau Segantang) this marine park is spread over two nautical miles. None of these islands are inhabited and are strictly regulated by the Fisheries Department of Kedah to maintain their pristine condition.

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56% OFF Pulau Payar Marine Park Snorkelling Beach Package
 (Ex- Langkawi) + Hotel Return Transfer + Packed Lunch + Equipment for Only RM 89 (Originally RM 200)
Valid Until: 01-06-13
Travel period start from 15th April - 1st June 2013.
Booking must be made before 16th May 2013.
http://www.crazybuy.my/pulau-payar-marine-park-snorkelling-package.html
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Sunday, April 07, 2013

Amour ,Langkawi-style

FEELING romantic but don’t have a clue as to how to express it?

Why not make the short trip over to Langkawi? There’s a place there according, to TripAdvisor, the world’s largest travel site, that might get you in the mood.

According to the site, the Casa del Mar Langkawi  has emerged as the second most romantic hotel in Asia. It was among the winners of the 2013 Travellers’ Choice Awards for the Most Romantic Hotels in Asia.

Unlike any other hotel honours, the Travellers’ Choice Awards are based on millions of valuable reviews and opinions from travellers around the world.

“The awards are based on feedback from couples who have stayed at these hotels and given them the highest romantic stamp of approval,” commented Barbara Messing, chief marketing officer for TripAdvisor.
Dubbed a “home by the sea”, Casa del Mar Langkawi, a breathtaking 34-room boutique beach resort on Pantai Cenang beach, came out ahead of eight other properties from the Maldives and Thailand, only lagging behind the Baros Maldives.

Casa del Mar Langkawi

Here’s the list of the 10 most romantic hotels in Asia :

1. Baros Maldives – North Male Atoll, Maldives
2. Casa del Mar Langkawi – Pantai Cenang, Malaysia
3. Layana Resort and Spa - Ko Lanta, Thailand
4. Veligandu Island Resort – North Ari Atoll, Maldives
5. Constance Moofushi – South Ari Atoll, Maldives
6. Cocoa Island by COMO – South Male Atoll, Maldives
7. Mirihi Island Resort – South Ari Atoll, Maldives
8. The Shore at Katathani – Kata Beach, Thailand
9. Maafushivaru – South Ari Atoll, Maldives
10. Kuredu Island Resort & Spa – Kuredu, Maldives


It seems all the romantic getaways are located near a beach, but what about TripAdvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Beaches Awards?

There were 276 winning beaches named around the world. TripAdvisor has a few lists highlighting travellers’ favourite beaches in Africa, Asia, Caribbean, Central America, Europe, Middle East, the US and more.

And the Top 10 Beaches in Asia are:

1. White Beach, Boracay, Visayas, Philippines
2. Agonda Beach, Goa, India
3. Railay Beach, Krabi, Thailand
4. Radhanagar Beach, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India
5. Phra Nang Beach, Krabi, Thailand
6. Nai Harn Beach, Phuket, Thailand
7. Cavelossim Beach, Goa, India
8. Otres Beach, Sihanoukville, Cambodia
9. Secret Lagoon Beach, Mimaropa, Philippines
10. Yapak Beach, Boracay, Visayas, Philippines

Meanwhile, the Top 10 Beaches in the World are:

1. Rabbit Beach, Lampedusa, Italy
2. Grace Bay, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
3. Whitehaven Beach, Airlie Beach, Australia
4. Baia do Sancho, Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
5. Flamenco Beach, Culebra, Puerto Rico
6. Playa de las Catedrales, Ribadeo, Spain
7. Lopes Mendes Beach, Ilha Grande, Brazil
8. Horseshoe Bay Beach, Southampton Parish, Bermuda
9. Eagle Beach, Aruba
10. Rhossili Bay, Swansea, Wales

Not one beach in Malaysia made the list. But Langkawi came in ninth in the Top 10 Islands list in Asia. Koh Tao in Surat Thani, Thailand, made it to the top of the list. Koh Tao also came in eighth in the Word listings.
Thailand had three more listings in the Asia list, with Indonesia and the Philippines having two each....


Saturday, March 23, 2013

LIMA 2013

 At LIMA 2013, Might is also expected to sign seven memoranda of understanding with industry partners and research institutes, in initiatives involving human capital development, investments and entrepreneur opportunities.
Last year, RM2.4bil in foreign direct investment was recorded, with 40% contributed by international players. 


- Bernama  ...for more click link below..

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Trillion-dollar trendsetters

...The local and organic trend continues in 2013 as destination spas, day spas and resort spas turn to their own communities to create treatments and products. The Four Seasons Langkawi in Malaysia includes the ancient energies of the area's United Nations-endorsed Geopark in its spa treatment menu. The resort's spa has a dedicated yoga pavilion and uses local herbs and plants for skin treatments.





The Botanique Hotel & Spa in Brazil is surrounded by rainforest. All treatments incorporate native healing and relaxation rituals, while spa products were developed with local geologists and scientists....

Read more: www.smh.com.au