KEDAH
Kedah is a state located in the northwestern part of Peninsular Malaysia, famously known as “The Rice Bowl of Malaysia” due to its extensive paddy fields and agricultural heritage. It’s a state rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, offering travellers a peaceful yet fascinating experience.
The state’s capital, Alor Setar, is one of Malaysia’s oldest cities and a cultural hub with royal palaces, historical landmarks, and local traditions. Kedah also includes Langkawi, a world-renowned archipelago famous for its beaches, islands, and duty-free shopping.
Begin your journey through Kedah by selecting a city below.
Things to Do in Kedah
Culture & Heritage
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Zahir Mosque, Alor Setar – Iconic mosque with stunning architecture
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Balai Nobat & Istana Anak Bukit – Royal heritage sites
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Kedah Paddy Museum – Learn about rice cultivation and state heritage
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Bujang Valley Archaeological Site – Explore ancient Hindu-Buddhist ruins
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Nature & Outdoor Adventures
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Langkawi Island – Pristine beaches, islands, and water sports
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Langkawi Sky Bridge & Cable Car – Panoramic hilltop views
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Gunung Jerai – Hiking, waterfalls, and cooler highland retreat
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Pulau Payar Marine Park – Snorkelling and diving adventures
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Muda River & Paddy Fields – Scenic countryside exploration
Family-Friendly Attractions
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Langkawi Wildlife Park & Bird Paradise – Interactive animal experiences
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Langkawi Geopark Adventures – Mangrove tours and eco-activities
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Water Parks & Resorts – Family-friendly water attractions
Shopping & Urban Experience
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Kuah Town, Langkawi – Duty-free shopping and souvenirs
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Alor Setar Central Markets – Local crafts, food, and cultural finds
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Night Markets (Pasar Malam) – Street food, handicrafts, and lively atmosphere
Food & Local Flavours
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Nasi Daging & Laksa Kedah – Traditional Kedah delicacies
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Seafood along Langkawi & Kuala Kedah – Fresh coastal cuisine
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Kuih Tradisional & Local Snacks – Sweet and savory treats from local markets