Hello everyone.. The well-known Malaysian tourist attractions Langkawi SkyCab and Langkawi SkyBridge are located in Oriental Village. From oriental village, Kuah Jetty is about 45 minutes away by car, while Langkawi International Airport is only 20 minutes away. Oriental village is open every day from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm and is free to access. There are 2 entrances, we have entered through B! In the Oriental Village, there is a 3D museum and the SkyDome. The ride on the SkyCab Cable Car up to Gunung Mat Cincang, Langkawi's second-highest peak, is undoubtedly the highlight. Note : Langkawi Skycab Cable Car will have a yearly closure from 17th July until 20 August (other attractions will still be opened as normal). Please expect a long queue during holiday season, you are advised to reach the attraction earlier to redeem your tickets. The availability of Skybridge is subject to change depending on weather conditions (it might be closed for a short period of time). To get the bus to Genting Highlands, we started early and reached the KL central metro station and went downstairs to book tickets and board the bus. The Awana Skyway is open from 7 am to 11 pm. Avoid scheduling your visit if you don't have a full day to spare; this location should be visited in the morning to explore everything in here. We boarded the bus from the KL central metro station and they dropped us at Genting Awana Bus Terminal. Either reserve your seat in advance or arrive early at the ticket counter. Because of the long line, we were forced to wait almost two hours. Buses were full even though we arrived early, and the next bus arrived only after 45 minutes. Because there is so much to see here, we plan to stay an entire day! While purchasing the tickets, make sure you book the return ticket as well. It will be a complete rip-off to take a taxi from here. There are good AC buses available, and they are reasonably priced. The bus ride lasts longer than two hours. If you plan to visit Langkawi but decided without taking the cable car, give this a shot! When comparing the two charges, the cost here is only a tenth of what a skycab in Langkawi costs. But in Langkawi, the view was priceless, and here, you travel while taking in the cityscape. There was a stop at chin Swee station during your cable car journey. However, we couldn't visit as there was some renovation going on. If you get a chance to visit, do not skip it.

We took the Genting Skyway on the last week of December . We were a group of 8 , four senior citizens, one of them in a wheelchair and two kids .The staff were helpful and stopped the cable cars and helped with the wheelchair. The views are spectacular and climate is cool . The only flip side is the long queue to reach the cable car. The weekends are pretty crowded .We went on a Friday , unfortunately it was a holiday as well . I recommend paying for the express entry especially if you have small kids . The glass gondola is not wheelchair assessable

To get the bus to Jenting Highlands, we started early and reached the KL central metro station and went downstairs to book tickets and board the bus. The Awana Skyway is open from 7 am to 11 pm. Avoid scheduling your visit if you don't have a full day to spare; this location should be visited in the morning to explore everything in here. We boarded the bus from the KL central metro station and they dropped us at Jenting Awana Bus Terminal. Either reserve your seat in advance or arrive early at the ticket counter. Because of the long line, we were forced to wait almost two hours. Buses were full even though we arrived early, and the next bus arrived only after 45 minutes. Because there is so much to see here, we plan to stay an entire day! While purchasing the tickets, make sure you book the return ticket as well. It will be a complete rip-off to take a taxi from here. There are good AC buses available, and they are reasonably priced. The bus ride lasts longer than two hours. If you plan to visit Langkawi but decided without taking the cable car, give this a shot! When comparing the two charges, the cost here is only a tenth of what a skycab in Langkawi costs. But in Langkawi, the view was priceless, and here, you travel while taking in the cityscape. There was a stop at chin swee station during your cable car journey. However, we couldn't visit as there was some renovation going on. If you get a chance to visit, do not skip it.