Travel Tips and Stories of 2 in Malaysia
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Travel guide of 2
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three brahminy kite eagles hunting in the river
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Brahminy Kite Eagle gliding along mangrove river
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Tourists admiring flora and fauna on a river
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sea, blue sky,
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RELAXING ON BALAK ISLAND - NATURE SEAS
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July 2016 my family decided to visit some of the islands surrounding Langkawi Malaysia. Hopping on a boat in the morning we made way for the Dayang Bunting Marble Geo-forest Park. The main attraction was of course the Lake of the Pregnant Maiden. I strongly suggest reading on the origin of the story but as of now some believe that women who cannot bear children bathe in this lake and will be endowed with a child. It is truly a beautiful lake but be forewarned....the monkeys that reside on the island like to take anything and everything that you may have in your hands. This guy was very mellow.
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Found this guy on one of the islands in Langkawi
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A beach with beautiful sky
Experienced by Jay Tun
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Parasailing on Langkawi, Malaysia
Experienced by Danny Postma
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Relax at the beach, Langkawi, Malaysia
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Sunset at Langkawi, Malaysia
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Sky Bridge from above, Langkawi, Malaysia
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Sunset at Langkawi, Malaysia beach
Experienced by Nur Syafiqah
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Langkawi Islands
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Steepest Cable Car in the World, Langkawi
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Sunrise Time, Cliff Range of Gunung Pulai to Gunung Baling
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Strolling the streets of Georgetown.
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Old Atap Houses By Chew Jetty
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This photo was taken at the top of a Chinese restaurant we were eating at. The restaurant is part of a 3-floor building, which housed the restaurant itself at the ground floor, hotel rooms at the 1st and 2nd floor, and a mini mass hall at the 2nd floor. I excused myself from the table while waiting for flood, and sneaked to the top floor, which was open and vacant, and chanced upon the sight of KOMTAR (the tall building) at what seemed like dawn (or sunset? you decide).
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Cla houses on stilts in Penang
