Chillout, Soulout & Freakout

A huge development improvement has done at Oriental Village Burau Bay. It has a lot of new exciting things here are built and still building. So there are no longer just the lonely Langkawi Cable Car here. One of the buildings that are ready for visitors is this Interactive 3D Art Museum which is highly recommended by me which you shouldn't miss it out. Entrance fee is at RM38.00 for adult ticket and RM28.00 for kids but if you show your My-Kad/My-Kid, you will get RM8.00 discount per person. You can bring your own camera with no charges for that. However, you need to take off your shoes before you enter to their gallery zone. This place is considerably huge and plenty of art for you to enjoy and have fun taking photo with. I may not able to display all the photos here but let me show you what I have best chosen from. I hope you do enjoy my pictures and below. At least you will have an idea how to do your own posing as well!  ...

Red Tomato is owned by a French lady if I am not mistaken and serve local and western food here. It is one of the famous restaurant in Langkawi because the price is not overly expensive like any other similar range restaurants. Their interior design is exquisite and using a lot of red, black and white as their theme color. After all, the restaurant name is Red Tomato. It is not a big restaurant so the seats are pretty limited inside. They have more tables outside the restaurants The ambiance is quite relaxing and calm . A complimentary salted popcorn while waiting for our food. Taste ok...but caramel popcorn is still my favourite. Mushroom Soup @RM10.50++ Outlook: 3/5 Creativity: 3/5 Taste: 3/5 Price: 2/5 Overall: 2/5 - Taste a little sourish which at first I thought they mistakenly mix some tomato soup in it. However, they did clarified to us politely that it was supposed to taste like that. Well, I just have to accept a mushroom soup with sourish taste. C...

Among all the tourism islands in Malaysia, you will be surprised that Langkawi which is known as the largest island in Malaysia has one of the poorest market in scuba diving. The next is Pangkor Island. There were once they have a lot of diving centers competing which each other but right now only left two dive centers which are the Langkawi Coral and East Marine. When I asked the local dive master about the reason for the scuba diving in Langkawi can be shrunken to this level, he is a locally born boy said that one of the reason is too many activities in Langkawi and tourists tend to attracted to other activities instead of scuba diving because mostly tour agent will rarely promote scuba diving activity unless the tourists themselves are avid divers. I somehow do not really agree with this reason because I have been to Koh Samui at Thailand which is a large island like Langkawi and having their own airport too but their diving is still one of the hottest activities despite of other v...