Sunset at Perdana Quay, Langkawi, Malaysia

Perdana Quay is the perfect place to laze around if you are looking for a quiet time with your loved ones or by yourself.

Cable Car Ride in Langkawi

The Cable Car system is the latest tourist attraction for Langkawi and is located at the Oriental Village, a theme shopping centre housed in 30’s individually designed buildings showcasing Malaysian and Oriental architecture. The attraction located on the southwestern coast of the main island of Langkawi, is just a 30 minutes drive from Kuah town and 15 minutes drive from Langkawi International Airport.

Leaving the Oriental Village.

Reaching the middle station

The Curve Hanging Bridge - Latest attraction at Langkawi Cable Car is a 125m curve platform, pedestrian bridge across a deep chasm linking Top Station with Machincang mountain range. Open to public on 27th February 2005. It won a few recognition awards for this incredible design.

The roof of the middle station

MBF Tower

MBF Tower is a mixed development of a 28 storey apartment and shopoffice located on the ground floor. The lower floors consists of four storey office.

I'm Mad About Architecture

A Lonely Swing

Lovely balcony

White Princess

Come In & Play

Despark Automobile College. This building has been turned into a business premise.

I love this one. It has so much space and such a big garden!

The palace of the Sultan of Kedah. Penang does not have a Sultan but a Governor.

This small building cannot be demolished because one of the brothers did not want to sell his shares in the house and land. The late father had one condition: all children have to agree to sell or the building stays forever. Due to this, the developer had to build around this tiny structure.

Another great building turned into a business premise. I believe it's a restaurant now.

Many of the above buildings are "abandoned" in the sense that they're being looked after by caretaker. New generations cannot afford to maintain the house full time and they rather not live together. We call them the "I" generation.

Perdana Putra (The Prime Minister's Office)