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Eagle Square
The statue of the huge eagle, which represents the city symbol, and which is related to the folklore from which the name of the city of Langkawi is derived is located in the Eagle Square, which is called (Dataran Lang) by the local population, as it was derived The name is by merging the two words mentioned in the Malay language, which are: (Helang), which means the eagle, and (Cowi); which means reddish brown in one word (Langawi). It should be noted that this huge statue is 12 meters high above a concrete surface in the shape of a star, and it is open to visitors to enjoy watching it and taking pictures near it.
Tilaga Falls are a must
The Telaga Tujuh waterfall, or the so-called seven-eyes water, is one of the most beautiful natural attractions and tourist destinations in Langkawi, and it is located in the northwestern part of it, providing tourists with the opportunity to enjoy diving in the seven swimming pools by climbing to it By steep stairs, knowing that it is healthy people and good physical strength who can do this, but it is worth it to those who wish to stay away from the edges for safer swimming. It is worth noting that swimming in these bathrooms is not suitable for children.
Rybak Island
The area of Rebak Island, which is one of the remote islands, is about 1,578,273 square meters, and it is one of the tourist attractions in the region, providing tourists with the opportunity to enjoy sunbathing, surfing, and other beach activities. It is worth noting that this island is considered a romantic destination, quiet and wonderfully isolated, as well as the advantage of having the only fully equipped port in the whole country.
