The diarygame season 3, Langkawi, Malaysia's most beautiful location
Have you watched "Li Cha's Aunt" from "Happy Twist" this year?
Although it was rated as the "highest box office and worst word-of-mouth" movie in the National Day archive (the real-time box office has exceeded 400 million, but the Douban score has only failed 5.2, setting a new low in the word-of-mouth of the happy twist movie), the location of the film is impressive. Bright: Tropical islands with blue sky and white clouds, endless coastlines, lush tropical rainforests, and exquisite and elegant resort hotels...just like another travel promotional film customized for Chinese people.
However, even if it did not appear in this movie, Langkawi, as a holiday destination in Malaysia, is actually a favorite of many island controllers.
Located in the northern part of Penang Island in the Strait of Malacca, it is the largest group of islands in Kedah, Malaysia (104 islands at low tide, 99 at high tide). Here is the first geopark approved by UNESCO in Southeast Asia, with pleasant environment and complete facilities, especially suitable for vacation. Even Sanmao said, "Every day in Langkawi, I don't do anything."
Moreover, it is also very convenient to travel to Langkawi from China: the e-visa for Malaysia can be issued within 24 hours. Find a weekend to relax. You can fly directly from Guangzhou for 4 hours, and you can get the round-trip ticket including tax at ¥800
Check in the filming location in the movie, these few places are the key points
- Eagle Square
This giant red eagle statue, which is very eye-catching in the trailer, is located at the Kuah jetty in the Langkawi Islands. Visitors arriving by ferry from the opposite bank can look up at it spreading its wings and flying. The heroic posture, and Langkawi is the home of the eagle.
——The "Lang" in the name of Langkawi in folklore is derived from the Malay word "Helang", which means eagle, and "Kawi" is a dark red manganese stone. Therefore, Langkawi "Langkawi" represents the crimson eagle.
In addition to the impressive eagle statue, this 19-acre square also has beautiful ponds, well-designed bridges and other park scenery. When night falls, under the shining of neon lights, the Giant Eagle Square is particularly dazzling.
Giant Eagle Plaza
There is a large square on the seashore of Langkawi, the Great Eagle Plaza. On the square stands the Dataran Lang, known as the new landmark of Langkawi. The Eagle Tower was built in October 1996. The tower is 45 meters high and costs more than 10 million Malaysian Ringgits. The majestic posture of the eagle symbolizes that Langkawi is like a flying eagle, and the future economy will be more vigorous. The entire square also has beautiful lakes, fountains, bridges, cloisters, etc. The well-planned square is a good place to appreciate the night view and enjoy the sea breeze.
- Perdana Quay Light House
The lighthouse frequently appeared in the film has an antique appearance of an old castle with a faint mottled gray-yellow tone, showing a kind of vicissitudes of beauty; while the lighthouse facing the blue sea is full of sailboats, and the island itself is unique The laid-back atmosphere, the space in which you are in a pause, makes people feel relaxed. It is one of the must-visit attractions in Langkawi.
Perdana Quay, where the lighthouse is located, is located in the Telaga Harbour Park Sailing Center (Telaga Harbour Park). There are several good restaurants and cafes where you can find Italian, Japanese, Middle Eastern and Thai seafood. snack.
Come here for a cup of coffee in the morning, or for dinner, you can relax and enjoy the view of the marina dotted with yachts and sailboats, behind which is the picturesque green hills.
📍Jalan Pantai Kok, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia
