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| Langkawi Nightlife |
| Pantai Cenang, Pantai Tengah, Pantai Kok |
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| Introduction |
| Some of the bars are directly located on the beach, and it makes perfect sense to spend the evening with friends over beer while absorbing the sound of waves crashing on the shore and the glitter of a starry-lit sky. |
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| Pantai Cenang |
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Pantai Cenang is the most vibrant spot in Langkawi during the night. For as far as the eye can see, the beach-side road of Pantai Cenang stretches with bistros, pubs, cafes, al-fresco restaurants and souvenir shops. Some of the bars are directly located on the beach, and it makes perfect sense to spend the evening with friends over beer while absorbing the sound of waves crashing on the shore and the glitter of a starry-lit sky. |
| Pantai Tengah |
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Pantai Tengah is a quiet place compared to Pantai Cenang, but you can still find a smattering of restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars that will cater to those that want less of a party atmosphere and more of an appreciation of the natural surroundings. |
| Pantai Kok |
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With the backdrop of the majestic Mat Cincang Mountain and lush greenery all around, Pantai Kok is the perfect setting to spend a quiet night of fun dining or pleasant drinking. The atmosphere is definitely not one of the party kind, but more of an elegant and casual feel that should appeal to corporate professionals and families on vacation. In Pantai Kok, the two locations are the Oriental Village and Telaga Harbour Park. |
| Padang Matsirat |
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Padang Matsirat does not have any proper nightlife as it’s located at a relatively-undeveloped beachside within the vicinity of the airport. In terms of restaurants in the area, most are budget places that don’t provide ambience or atmosphere. |
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