This Malaysian tour group was the first to visit Langkawi, after months of travel restrictions


By LEESAN
The Langkawi Sky Bridge, one of the island’s highlights, is easily accessible by the Langkawi Cable Car.

After 107 days under the movement control order (MCO), I finally boarded a plane once again for a short flight from Subang, Selangor to Langkawi, Kedah, as a tour guide.

Despite having flown countless times over the past three decades, I can’t help but be moved by this particular journey. It never crossed my mind that a trip within Malaysia under a “new normal” environment could be such a big deal.

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