February 2024

Celebrate Love in Langkawi

Valentine & Honeymoon Special

Escape to the enchanting island of Langkawi with our exclusive Valentine & Honeymoon Special! Revel in romantic moments and create lasting memories with your loved one.

Package Highlights:

• 3 Nights Accommodation in Langkawi
• Daily Breakfast to start your day right
• Oriental Village Tour: Experience the breathtaking Sky Bridge & Cable Car
• Sunset Dinner Cruise for a magical evening on the water
• Return Airport Transfers for a hassle-free getaway

Starting from just USD 190 per person, this special offer ensures an unforgettable romantic retreat. Book now to surprise your valentine or kickstart your honeymoon journey!

Candlelight Dinner in Langkawi

Only USD 35 per person

Imagine an intimate dinner with your beloved, surrounded by the tranquil beauty of Langkawi - where the sea whispers sweet nothings and the sands witness your love story unfold. For just USD 35 per person, our Candlelight Dinner in Langkawi includes:

• Romantic Atmosphere: Secluded beaches, emerald green backdrops, and the soothing sound of waves.
• Exquisite Dining: Savor a specially curated menu under the starlit Langkawi sky.
• Unforgettable Experience: Create moments that last a lifetime with this enchanting evening.

Hurry, these romantic offers are available for a limited time only! Create everlasting memories with our Valentine & Honeymoon Special and the Candlelight Dinner in Langkawi. Don't miss out on the chance to turn moments into cherished memories.

Book Now and Let Your Love Story Flourish!

Chinese New Year – Traditions

There are several traditions associated with Chinese New Year in Malaysia. Here are some of them:

• Spring cleaning and home decoration: Before the eve of Chinese New Year, families in Malaysia thoroughly clean their homes and decorate them with new posters of “door gods” on front doors .
• New Year’s Eve family dinner: On the eve of Chinese New Year, families gather for a 10-course meal with a whole fish entrée symbolizing the abundance of the coming year
• Making offerings: Malaysians make offerings to their ancestors and deities during Chinese New Year
• Wearing new clothes: It is customary to wear new clothes during Chinese New Year in Malaysia
• Visiting family members and relatives: During Chinese New Year, Malaysians visit their family members and relatives to exchange greetings and well wishes
• Giving out Hongbao (Ang Pows): Red envelopes filled with money, known as Hongbao or Ang Pows, are given out to children and unmarried adults during Chinese New Year in Malaysia
• Letting off fireworks and firecrackers: Fireworks and firecrackers are set off during Chinese New Year in Malaysia to ward off evil spirits
• Chap Go Mei: The 15th day of the Chinese New Year, known as Chap Go Mei, is celebrated with a lantern festival and a tradition of throwing mandarin oranges into the sea to bring good luck