Oriental Village is something that the government built. It is surrounding the entrance to the cable cars.
I guess it is good to have something to do while waiting for your turn to go up on the cable cars but this doesn´t feel genuine at all.
The restaurants are expensive and the shops are too. A few cool bridges and a small lake and lots of small houses. actually the houses are the most interesting to see in oriental Village (if you except the cable cars of course).
You can ride small motorbikes, feed the fish, zipline (a short and not to high one), play videogames and se 3D film. Segways are avaliable for renting.
Link to homepage and tripadvisor.
From their homepage: ”At the foothills of Mt. Machincang, lies the quaint Oriental Village. A collection of more than 50 activity & adventure providers; F&B outlets; souvenir & retail stores; galleries and spas, the Oriental Village offers a quality day-out of fun, adventure, shopping and gastronomic delights at one location!”
Opening hours: The oriental village is open 24 hrs but the shops and restaurants open 10 am to 6 or 7 pm.
Entrance fee: Free admission.
Directions: Drive towards Pantai Kok and Cable cars.
beautywithfashionandstyle
/ november 5, 2014Which country is this place found in?
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/ november 6, 2014Malaysia, on the island of Langkawi.
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