This village as specially designed and crafted to provide a new concept in resort duty free shopping. More than 30 speciality outlets offer a diverse variety and range of brands and products. The station located at Oriental Village, is a must-see attraction where you may enjoy the glide above the rainforest. On the top station, there's two 360 degree platforms for you to enjoy the view of the Andaman Sea from 708m above sea level.

Eagle Feeding and Mangrove Tour is cruising by speedy boat along mangrove swamp in half day (4 hours) tour duration. You can watch Brahminy Kite Eagle and White Belly Sea Eagle in action trying to outwit each other during the "Eagle Feeding". For the best time to watch eagle feeding, avoid the last quarter of the year until March as breeding and nesting occur during that period. The actual feeding takes place near the river estuary, Sungai Banjar.Upon reaching the spot, the fisherman turned eco-operator stalls the engine and throws some small fishes into the water

The Kilim Nature Park at the northeast tip of the island spread over an area of 100sq. km including the river banks up to the river estuary. The park features a beautiful mix of well protected green mangrove forests, isolated white beaches and blue lagoons. Kilim River is also a great place for some bird watching.These fascinating geological wonders have been variously dubbed as the Temple of Borobodur, the Elephant Stone and the Hanging Gardens. Gua Cerita (Cave of Legends) and Gua Kelawar (Bat Cave)are accessible via Sungai Kilim

Situated on the west coast on the island of Langkawi on one of the nicer beachfront sites, Burau Bay is set amongst a stretch of white sandy beaches with good waters at the foothills of the camel ridged mountain range of Mat Cincang.A, rubber tree, and rain tree. You can have a look at the tropical herbs and spices, set amongst a lush nature conservation. The Garden is also the home to wild animals, birds and insects.

Tanjong Bungah is one of the suburbs of Georgetown, the capital of Penang. It was known as a fishing village, but now it's populated by many commuters from Georgetown and people, who work in the hotels along the beach. In (our) wintertime these hotels have great offers for the tourists, who want to spend the wintertime on Penang. There are special rates in the hotels and the food in the local restaurants is cheap. That makes Tanjong Bungah a good base to discover the island of Penang.