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Pulau Langkawi merupakan salah satu pulau peranginan yang terdapat di Malaysia. Terletak di Negeri Kedah Darul Aman merupakan lokasi strategik dan diberi status gelaran "Pulau Bebas Cukai" pada 1987. Kawasan sekitar pulau yang mempunyai tempat-tempat menarik yang dibangunkan menarik lagi minat pelancong seluruh Malaysia mahupun luar negara. Antara tempat-tempat menarik adalah seperti Makam Mahsuri, Telaga 7, Underwaterworld, Tasik Dayang Bunting, Kereta Kabel Gunung Macincang, Beras Terbakar, Pantai Chenang dan kawasan pantai pasir putih dengan perairan tropika di kepulauan ini menjadikan ia tempat sesuai untuk bersantai, bersukan dan bergembira. AGENSI HBH UTARA(CO.REG.RA0013441-H) adalah salah satu syarikat beroperasi di Kuala Perlis yang menguruskan perlancongan anda khususnya Pakej Ke Langkawi melalui agent yang dilantik. Selain dari pakej-pakej yg ditawarkan dengan harga yg menarik, kami juga menyediakan perkhidmatan kenderaan sewa (bas, kereta, van & MPV) percutian bulan madu, pakej keluarga, rombongan(group), Pulau Payar Marine Park dan sebagainya. Untuk pertanyaan lebih lanjut sila Klik Di Sini. Di sini pihak syarikat kami menyediakan beberapa pakej ke Langkawi yang menarik seperti Pakej Honeymoon , New Package , Pakej Keluarga , Pakej Pelajar/Rombongan, Island Hopping, Pulau Payar, Mangrove Kilim Geoforest Park & Sunset Cruise.

 **Tempat-tempat Menarik Di Pulau Langkawi.

Underwater World Langkawi.

Underwater World Langkawi is one of the largest marine and fresh water aquaria in South East Asia. Since the start of its operation on 26 August 1995, it has become one of the must visit tourist destinations in Langkawi and has attracted a large number of foreign as well as local tourists.

The concept and theme of Underwater World Langkawi are geared towards Knowledge, Education and Entertainment. It is built to raise awareness on the importance of conserving our precious aquatic life forms, thus creating understanding of the deep and inseparable bond between man and nature.

Unique to Underwater World Langkawi is the gigantic 15-meter long walk-through tunnel consisting of 500,000 liter seawater which houses many big fishes and sea creatures including the Giant Green Turtle. 

 Cable Car

The Cable Car system is the latest tourist attraction for Langkawi and is located at the Oriental Village, a theme shopping centre housed in 30’s individually designed buildings showcasing Malaysian and Oriental architecture.

The attraction located on the southwestern coast of the main island of Langkawi, is just a 30 minutes drive from Kuah town and 15 minutes drive from Langkawi International Airport.

 Taman Buaya Langkawi or Langkawi Crocodile Farm

Taman Buaya Langkawi or Langkawi Crocodile Farm is situated at Teluk Datai, about 3Okm from Kuah Town.

The farm covers 20 acres that houses more than 1000 crocodiles. Registered with The Convention on International Trade and Endanger Species (CITES), the farm has many attractions for the tourist. Amongs them are:

• Feeding Pond.
• Species Pond. You would be able to see crocodiles and alligator species from all over the world.
• Breeding Pond. Crocodiles mate and nest here.
• Show Pond. Watch man and crocodile 'wrestle' with each other.
• Bridge-Over-Pond. Enables you to get a closer look at crocodiles.
  
  Makam Mahsuri
  The Mahsuri Mausoleum marks the spot where Mahsuri was buried. It is located at Kampung Mawat, which is about 17.8 kms northwest of Kuah, in Langkawi. Earlier called Makam Mahsuri (literally Mahsuri Mausoleum), Kota Mahsuri was erected to honor the fair maiden, Mahsuri, who was unfairly accused of adultery over 200 years ago. Langkawi, undoubtedly, is associated with many fables and myths, but perhaps, this legend of the virtuous maiden is one of the most famous legends.
  
  As per the legend, at her execution, she bled white blood; that is believed to signify her innocence. In her last breath, she laid a curse that the island would hang about barren for no less than seven generations. Whether it's real or fictional, the seven generations have passed and at present, Langkawi is a prosperous tourist destination on the tourism charts of Malaysia. To respect the belief of the islanders, this mausoleum was built with the hope that Mahsuri, when seven generations have passed, will finally rest in peace.
  
  As a reverential gesture, visitors are recommended to remove their shoes before entering the mausoleum. In the premises of the mausoleum lies the Mahsuri's tomb, a well, an aviary and a conventional house. Beside the tomb, the whole story of the maiden is written on a panel. The waters of Mahsuri's well are said to have healing properties. In the aviary, one can check out the exotic variety of birds along with peacocks, while the traditional house is a host to ancient artifacts of Langkawi.
  
  
  
  Lake of The Pregnant Maiden / Tasik Dayang Bunting
  Nestled amidst lush forested hills on an island south of Pulau Langkawi is Tasik Dayang Bunting (Lake of The Pregnant Maide ), the largest lake in Langkawi. The outline of hills and rocky outcrops on one side of the lake resembles the shape of a pregnant maiden lying on her back. However, the name of both the island and the lake is attributed to the legend of a lovely fairy princess who married an earthly prince. Her first child died shortly after birth. She was so sad and depressed that she buried the child in the crystal clear waters of the lake. Before she returned to her celestial abode, she blessed the waters so that any childless maiden who bathed in the lake would conceive thereafter.
   
   
  
  Beras Terbakar
  
  
  Kampong Raja at Padang Matsirat was the ancient capital of Langkawi. During the heyday of Langkawi the island's rice granary was located there.
  During the Siamese invasion of Langkawi in 1821 the Chieftain of Langkawi, Dato' Karma Jaya, ordered the granary to be burnt in order to starve the enemy. Remnants of the burnt rice could still be seen today at the very spot of the burnt granary which is known as Beras Terbakar (Burnt Rice).
  The burnt rice is said to have been buried a few metres below ground but often appears on the surface after a rainy day.