Poser over Bukit Malut settlement


Dark days ahead: An aerial view of the Bukit Malut settlement in Langkawi.

LANGKAWI: While you enjoy the fun in the sun, you may also be interested to know about an illegal settlement of hundreds of villagers mired in murky history called Bukit Malut.

Their younger generation work today in most of the archipelago’s hotels, resorts and shops, but their ancestors were said to be seafarers who used to roam freely in the waters between Thailand and Kedah.

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