Pekan Kuah, Langkawi | Ariel View Langkawi | Drone Footage Kuah Langkawi (4k Video)

Kuah town, the biggest town in Langkawi is located at the southeastern tip of main island. It is the place where one can see a slightly heavier traffic as compared to beaches such as Pantai Kok or Pantai Cenang. Most importantly, it is the place where you can shop.
Approximately 16 km from the Langkawi International, Kuah Town can be easily found with a 20-minute drive by following the road sign. It will be good to rent a car from the local agent as it will be more convenient for you to travel around the island. However, if driving is causing you hassle, you can always opt to make transport arrangement with the local agent or the hotel. Local travel agent do organize certain round island day tour where they will bring you to some places of interest in Langkawi.
At Kuah, you will realize that duty free shops are ubiquitous - almost everywhere along the street and it is indeed what makes the town attractive. Due to the act of waiving tax by the government, merchandises such as chocolates and some imported kitchenware here are much cheaper than any other places. It is also a perfect place to grab some souvenirs for friends.
Mostly, the duty free shops are located adjacent to each other. There are about 3 duty free shops located at the Jalan Pandak Mayah 5, Kuah Town. They are the Coco Valley Duty Free Supermarket, Zeno Duty Free Shopping Centre and the Onestop Duty free.
Thus, take your time to check through the prices of merchandises in each store before making any purchase. Though products selling in these shops are similar - mostly liquor, chocolates, tobacco and some fast moving consumer goods, there might be differences in prices in each store.
Besides, it is also worthwhile to shop at the largest and modern shopping malls in Kuah Town - the Langkawi Parade Megamall located at Pokok Asam, Jalan Kelibang (near to the Grand Continental Hotel) and the Langkawi Fair Shopping Mall at Jalan Persiaran, adjacent to the jetty. These are the places where you can get more renowned brand such as Nike and Levi’s.
However, do bear in mind that if you would like to purchase anything at the duty free shops, you must stay in Langkawi for at least 2 days (or being able to prove so). Before leaving the island with packets of duty free products, customs officers in the airport or jetty might request you to show official documents such as boarding pass, passport or receipts to prove that you have been staying in the island for more that 2 days. Besides, there are some limitations in liquor and tobacco where one visitor is only entitle to purchase one box of cigarette and one bottle of liquor (liquor must be hand-carried).
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