Comments for Malaysia Travel Deals » Malaysia Holidays | Langkawi http://malaysiabargains.co.uk Malaysia Holidays & Flights Deals Sat, 28 Nov 2009 11:07:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Romantic Malaysia Resorts by Davidhttp://malaysiabargains.co.uk/malaysia-honeymoon/romantic-malaysia-resorts/comment-page-1/#comment-3 David Sat, 28 Nov 2009 11:07:40 +0000 http://malaysiabargains.co.uk/?p=1#comment-3 Well said. One of the most romantic places for a memorable honeymoon would be the Four Seasons Resort in Langkawi. Regards, David <a href="http://blog.malaysia-asia.my" rel="nofollow">Malaysia Asia</a> Well said. One of the most romantic places for a memorable honeymoon would be the Four Seasons Resort in Langkawi.

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David
Malaysia Asia

]]> Comment on Peaceful Langkawi by experiencehttp://malaysiabargains.co.uk/langkawi-holiday/peaceful-langkawi/comment-page-1/#comment-2 experience Sun, 15 Nov 2009 13:35:24 +0000 http://malaysiabargains.co.uk/?p=21#comment-2 Here's a review from a recent trip to Langkawi : "I pass prosperous communities with mosques and simple fishing villages where life looks to have scarcely been impacted since tourism took off in the 1990s. Back in Pantai Cenang, the largest tourist resort, I walked along the almost deserted beach and its extension in Tengah. Now I need not wonder where all the tourists are - they are in Kuah enjoying tax free shopping. At a resort a stone's throw from the sea the Malaysian Christian couple Jenny and Jonathan are getting married. The ceremony is beautiful and atmosphere very good spirited. Rings are exchanged, while thunder rumbles menacingly in the background. Just in time for the buffet a tropical downpour crashes down and the many guests from Kuala Lumpur and Borneo seek shelter indoors. There are rarely larger worries for a tourist in Langkawi." Here’s a review from a recent trip to Langkawi :

“I pass prosperous communities with mosques and simple fishing villages where life looks to have scarcely been impacted since tourism took off in the 1990s. Back in Pantai Cenang, the largest tourist resort, I walked along the almost deserted beach and its extension in Tengah. Now I need not wonder where all the tourists are – they are in Kuah enjoying tax free shopping. At a resort a stone’s throw from the sea the Malaysian Christian couple Jenny and Jonathan are getting married. The ceremony is beautiful and atmosphere very good spirited. Rings are exchanged, while thunder rumbles menacingly in the background. Just in time for the buffet a tropical downpour crashes down and the many guests from Kuala Lumpur and Borneo seek shelter indoors. There are rarely larger worries for a tourist in Langkawi.”

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