Lagenda Langkawi Dalam Taman
Kedah
Langkawi Legend Park, locally known as Taman Lagenda Langkawi, is a 50-hectare recreational park located in Kuah, Langkawi, Malaysia. Opened in 1996, the park was developed on reclaimed waterfront land and designed by architect Tuan Syed Ahmad Ibrahim. It features 17 sculptures that vividly depict the rich legends and myths of Langkawi, spanning from prehistoric times to modern folklore. The park includes four artificial lakes and a man-made beach, providing visitors with a tranquil environment to explore the island's cultural heritage. At the entrance, a Gondowana stone wall illustrates the geological formation of Langkawi Island via plate tectonics, symbolizing the island and its surrounding islets. The park’s marble and black stone plaza, decorated with pillar lamps, offers a welcoming space for visitors. Langkawi Legend Park serves not only as a cultural landmark but also as a serene green space for relaxation, education, and appreciation of Langkawi’s unique mythology and natural beauty.
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Astuce: Visit Langkawi Legend Park during daylight hours, ideally in the morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat. The park is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Purchasing tickets in advance is advisable during peak tourist seasons. Visitors can enjoy walking along the landscaped paths and viewing the sculptures at a leisurely pace. The park is within walking distance from Kuah jetty, making it convenient for travelers arriving by ferry. Discounts may be available for children, seniors, and groups.
Faits intéressants
- •The park features 17 sculptures that depict various legends and myths unique to Langkawi, including tales of giants and mythical birds.
- •A Gondowana stone wall at the entrance illustrates the geological formation of Langkawi Island through plate tectonics.
- •Langkawi Legend Park was developed on reclaimed land along the Kuah waterfront, transforming a former coastal area into a cultural landmark.
- •The park includes four artificial lakes and a man-made beach, enhancing its scenic and recreational appeal.
Histoire
Langkawi Legend Park was constructed over two years and officially opened on 27 April 1996.
The park was built by reclaiming part of the waterfront in Kuah, inspired by then Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
Its design was created by architect Tuan Syed Ahmad Ibrahim.
Since its opening, the park has become a key cultural and recreational site in Langkawi, preserving local myths through sculptures and landscaped gardens that celebrate the island’s heritage.
Guide du lieu
Gondowana Stone Wall1996
A large stone wall at the park entrance illustrating Langkawi Island's geological formation through plate tectonics, symbolizing the main island and its surrounding islets.
Legend Sculptures1996
Seventeen sculptures throughout the park depict myths and legends of Langkawi, such as the battle of giants that formed local mountains and stories of mythical birds and princesses.
Artificial Lakes and Beach1996
Four man-made lakes and a beach area create a serene environment for relaxation and complement the park's natural aesthetics.
Marble and Black Stone Plaza1996
The entrance plaza made of marble and black stones is decorated with pillar lamps, offering a grand and welcoming atmosphere to visitors.