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Surrounded by the dazzling blue water of the Andaman Sea, Langkawi is the jewel of Malaysia, made up of around 99 islands. This tropical island boasts scenic paddy fields, white sand beaches, turquoise water, mangrove forests, limestone cliffs, swaying coconut trees sparkling waterfalls and jungle-clad hills. Whether you are on a bachelorette party, adventurous trip or on a relaxing vacation, Langkawi is an ultimate pick and providing experiences at its best. For best deals on Delhi to Langkawi flight deals use Goibibo app.
Best Time to Visit
Langkawi can be visited round the year because of its tropical climate but the months from November to March are considered to be ideal for sightseeing as the weather remains mostly sunny in the day and cool at night. Hotels in Langkawi are famous for their location over beaches. 
Places to Visit
Being an important tourist destination, there is no dearth of places to visit. Take a 15-minute cable car ride at the Oriental Village to mount Mat Cincang to witness mesmerizing views of the island or enjoy the mangrove tour at Kilim Geoforest Park. Langkawi Wildlife Park and Bird Paradise, Taman Lagenda, Underwater World, Oriental Village, Pulau Payar Marine Park and 3D Art Museum are must-visits if you are travelling with kids. Telaga Tujuh  Waterfalls, Eagle Square, Tanjung Rhu, Sky Bridge and The Al-Hana Mosque are some other attractions that you can visit. Being a duty-free island, Langkawi is a delight for shopaholics. Visit The Zon Duty-Free Shopping Complex, Langkawi Parade Megamall and Langkawi Saga Duty-Free Shopping Centre to buy chocolates, electronics, alcoholic beverages and souvenirs.
Food and Restaurants
Langkawi serves a wide range of delectable dishes including Malay cuisine to its tourists. This city is a haven for seafood lovers. Tiger Prawns, Green Curry with Coconut and Chicken Satay are must-try dishes. If you are looking for the best places to dine at then Fat Mum Restaurant, Sun Cafe, Rasa Restaurant and The Brasserie are some good options.  If you are looking for Indian food then Tulsi Garden, Taj Mahal, Lazeez Restaurant and Yasmin Restaurant are some places you must head to.
Transportation
Langkawi is easily accessible via airways and waterways. Langkawi International Airport (LGK) is the only airport that is located at Padang Matsirat. Major airlines like Malaysian Airlines, Air Asia, SilkAir, Tigerair and Malindo Airlines provide service to and from Langkawi to cities like Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Phuket, Penang and Hat Yai. Cheap flight tickets from here to other popular cities can be booked online on Goibibo. Also, flight status & other details related to flight booking & air tickets can be easily accessed on it. So for the cheapest air tickets, it is recommended to book flights online. There is no connection to reach Langkawi by road. You can visit Langkawi by waterways as well. There is regular ferry service from Kuala Perlis and Kuala Kedah, which takes around 1 hour to reach the Kuah Jetty of Langkawi. For travelling within the city, rented motorcycles/bicycles/taxis are available.  For visiting the nearby islands, ferry rides are the only mode of transportation you can choose.

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