
Langkawi Cable Car
The forest below is lush and beautiful, and out to your right you’ll see the Seven Wells Waterfalls. Further along to your left you’ll see another attractive waterfall. On clear days you’ll even see the beach and the Skybridge. All these spectacular views for only 30 ringgit!
Located within the Oriental Village near Pantai Kok, the Cable Car is something that just cannot be missed on a visit to Langkawi in Malaysia.

Photographed by Stuart McDonald
The total length of the cable car ride is 2.2 kilometres (1.4 miles) and it reaches an elevation of 708 metres above sea level.
Kieron Turner visited not too long ago and writes in this article that although for those with a fear of heights this ride is slightly terrifying to begin with, the views as you make your way up are tremendous.
If you’re visiting from Pantai Cenang or elsewhere on the island, a day trip to this part of Langkawi is highly recommended as there are several attractions located in the nearby area that are worth checking out, like the Oriental Village, an Asian-themed shopping village at the foothills of Mt. Machincang and the Seven Wells Waterfalls.
If you would like to find out more about travelling to Malaysia, please visit the Tourism Malaysia website,
but it’s high, my dear, it’s high. and it looks windy. it actually looks like it’s exciting to try… btw, would you try it – if and when you go there, Nadia? Would you try it if, let’s say, it isn’t Masood who’s with you, but your sister? 😉
35andupcynicismonhold recently posted..Singing one’s heart out, in the pits
I’m definitely going to try this, ‘San! Actually, it’s the other way around: Masood might want to skip this ride 😉
hello… there’s a similar cable ride in Tagaytay. but the one you featured above looks like it’s set higher, longer and scarier, hihihi. oh, Masood will skip that, huh? 😉 😉
35andupcynicismonhold recently posted..Writing wounded
Yep, Masood isn’t really fond of heights. Really, a cable car ride in Tagaytay? How did I miss that? Was it there in 2006?