Ayer Hangat Village

In fact, it is a hot spring tourist resort, and there is still a large distance from the city of Langkawi, about 15-20 minutes. It is very remote + remote. It is really inconvenient to have no car. Even if there is a car, it is not convenient. Especially at night, it is dark and dark. I want to find a place to eat dinner. There is only the sound of insects and birds, which is very scary. Of course, if you don't stay, you can also buy a ticket to go in and take a hot spring bath. The weather in Malaysia is hot and you don't want to "wet body". You can choose to soak your feet. Anyway, the tickets are not very expensive. Although it is called a "resort", it seems that there are not many entertainment activities in addition to the hot spring pool. It takes about half an hour to play and take a bath. You can go to the "noisy area" of Langkawi to eat food.

A natural hot spring in the middle of an island is rare, and the 15-RMB ticket includes a cultural program. The cultural exhibition is in the hall, local Malay dance performances, and even allows spectators to participate. The hot spring area has three natural salty hot spring pools.

15 MYR can watch the local indigenous people lavaa dance, also send small cakes and the like, you can also soak in hot springs (free), the cheapest foot massage in the whole town is here, and there is a charge for open-air jacuzzi.

A three-story hot spring attraction, the hot water here is not ordinary hot water, but salty hot water which is said to be a rare natural phenomenon.

The price is quite high, but very particular. I think it is good. The environment and service are very good. There are not many people and the grade is good.