Langkawi where eagles fly

By Sumitra Selvaraj

August 2013 FEATURE
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Langkawi derives its name from lang (short for helang or eagle) and kawi, which is the red limestone that makes up most of its 99 islands. And the best way to see both these elements in perfect harmony is from the deck of a boat cruising through the archipelago.The Damai Indah Lagi is a beautiful boat, pure and simple. Modelled after a traditional Bugis schooner, it has an open upper deck kitted out with comfy chairs from which to enjoy...

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Sumitra Selvaraj

is a writer and television talk show executive producer. She is also known as @sareesandstories on Instagram, where she writes about her journey through the daily drape.

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