#7 ❤ The Langkawi Edit

Love Locks on the way to the Sky Bridge in Langkawi

During the long weekend for Hari Raya (Ramadan) my friends and I decided to head to Langkawi, a beautiful island in Malaysia. It's crazy how much I love sandy beaches and clear water, anything to do with nature actually!

We went to places that were totally "heartworthy"! It would be absolutely unfair if I did not leave my trademark heart imprint at these gorgeous destinations. ❤

At the top- Sky Tower-Langkawi
The view after taking the Sky Cab ride across mountains and sea.

The amazing view from Tubotel, Langkawi. Woke up to this breathtaking view two days in a row and was mesmerized every single time.

Finding love in hopeless places!
Right outside the 3D Arts Museum

This location was a part of the Island Hopping.
The amazing view at Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park, Langkawi

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