The enchanting Langkawi is a cluster of 99 islands located 30 kilometres off the mainland coast of northwestern Malaysia. Langkawi is Malaysia’s pride and has been chosen as UNESCO Global Geopark. Since the island is a duty-free zone, leisure travelers often dubbed it as a shopping haven. There are many ways to get to the captivating Langkawi. Read the rest of this entry »

Padang Matsirat is a much more quiet area compared to the idyllic beaches and Kuah town. While there are no major modern shopping malls within the vicinity, you can still shop till you drop at other outlets namely the airport, Atma Alam Batik Village and Teow Soon Huat store. Read the rest of this entry »

Kuah, the island’s central commercial district has everything you need – chocolates, fashion garments, electronic goods, perfumes, designer labels, souvenirs and beautiful batik prints. Shopaholics should explore the island starting from Eagle Square as you will be spoilt for choice with the variety of goods found in the malls and stalls. Read the rest of this entry »

The number of duty-free shops in Pantai Tengah are relatively lesser compared to other areas. However, there is one strip mall and a chocolate store lined along the beach road. For shoppers who hate long queues as it lessen their shopping pleasure, then Pantai Tengah is highly recommended as you can expect a smaller crowd here.  Read the rest of this entry »

Pantai Cenang is a must-visit area to grab some good bargain products found in the shops and stalls lined along the beach road. Shoppers can basically get a variety of souvenirs ranging from handicrafts to beads as well as fashion accessories from the stalls. Read the rest of this entry »