Shopping in Langkawi

   Come experience the magical tranquillity of Malaysia's Eagle Island, the city of legends. Truly a land of  natural wonders, it offers a wide range of shopping possibilities, great outdoor adventures and entertainment  long after the sun goes down

 Langkawi is a duty-free shopping haven offering an attractive range of local and imported goods for those  with a yen for shopping Most of the island's shopping establishments can be found in and around Kuah. A  good place  to start one's shopping spree is the  modern Langkawi Fair Shopping Mall, consisting of 100  retail lots housed in a 2-storey building. Its anchor tenant, the Samudra  Duty Free Department  Store,  stocks a wide selection of  items such as perfumes and fragrances, cosmetics, leather  wear, sports  gear,  ladies' accessories, confectionery, liquor and  cigarettes.

 The other shopping outlets to check out in Kuah is the Langkawi Duty Free (M) Sdn. Bhd and  the Saga Shopping Centre. The  former  sells a range of duty free items and the latter a variety  of imported kitchenware and household appliances, clothing, luggage,  confectionery and  assorted goods. There are also other shops where shoppers can browse for  bargains and perhaps pick up some  local items. The  Teow Soon Huat Departmental Store in  Pokok Assam just outside the town is another shopping outlet which Is  worthwhile  exploring.  Visitors to the Langkawi Underwater World at Pantai Cenang should not miss the one  Shopping   Paradise  Duty Free  Centre housed within the same complex. The wide range of  items on
 sale include cigarette, liquor, cosmetics, watches,  fashion  ware, jewellery,  confectionery and  batik.

 Another popular shopping stops especially for visitors departing Langkawi by ferry is the  Jetty  Point Duty Free Complex, a  5- minute taxi ride from Kuah. Here, there is also an attractive range of duty free items available  including  ladies and men's apparel  and bric-a-brac.Among the many choices for shoppers include souvenir items such as pewter,  handicraft,  batik, crystals and  glassware. Others include confectionery, liquor, silk fabrics, perfumes and fragrances, cosmetics,  shoes and  seafood items. Visitors  are allowed to bring back to the mainland one bottle of liquor and one carton of cigarettes after  staying at least  48 hours on the  island.

Duty Free Shopping
 Langkawi is a duty-free shopping haven offering an attractive range of local and imported goods for those with a yen for shopping.
 Most of the island's shopping establishments can be found in and around Kuah. A good Place to start one's shopping spree is the  modern Langkawi Fair Shopping Mall, consisting of 100 retail lots housed in a 2-storey building. Its anchor tenant, the Samudra  Duty  Free Department Store, stocks a wide selection of items such as perfumes and fragrances, cosmetics, leather wear, sports  gear, ladies'  accessories, confectionary, liquor and cigarettes.