Durian Perangin Waterfall - The “Jewel of Kedah” has plenty of pristine beaches and bustling resorts, but there’s just as much to discover inland that less adventurous travelers might miss. This 1 hour ATV tour gives you the chance to visit some of those scenic highlights. Ride your own private ATV through the rice paddies and villages, roar through the Ulu Melaka rubber plantation, and top off your tour with a visit to a peaceful waterfall nestled within the local rainforest.
You can also swim in the river to enjoy the fresh sweet water from the mountain. Don’t Forget to bring your towel.

Tanjung Rhu Beach - This is a quiet and relaxing beach. You can see Thailand from here. There are some shops here but usually opens around 12pm.
The mangrove tour boats stop here as well. This is the best beach in Langkawi so far. Clean and nice. Upon request you can also do the boat ride to watch eagle feeding and beautiful lime stone.

Langkawi Cable Car Top Station - Formally known as Langkawi SkyCab, the Langkawi Cable Car takes riders high above the Langkawi rain forest on Mt. Mat Cincang (Gunung Mat Cincang) for a panoramic view of the surrounding islands and sea. It boasts Malaysia’s longest free span mono-cable car - at 3,117 feet (950 meters) - and is among the steepest on the planet.

Langkawi Sky Bridge - A unique structure with spectacular views of Malaysia’s Langkawi archipelago, the Langkawi Sky Bridge is a curved suspension bridge on Mt. Machinchang. The 410-foot-long (125-meter-long) span hangs from a single pylon, 328 feet (100 meters) above the ground, offering excellent views of the jungle-covered mountains below and the Andaman Sea beyond.