TANAH di RANGUT BESAR PADANG MAT SIRAT  , LANGKAWI
Channel: irsyad sidi2
Date: 2015-02-04

saiz 3 relong 2 penjuru untuk di JUAL tanah VIEW cantik  MARINA REBAK , LANGKAWI AIRPORT  dan dekat tepi jalan besar . dekat dengan banyak hotel  , banyak pondok homestay dibina berdekatan tanah . bagus untuk pelaburan dan cantik pemandangan . berdekatan airport langkawi
1 relong saiznya : 33000 kps

1 penjuru : satu perempat dari 33000kps : 8250kps

total :  115500 kaki persegi 

harga : RM 1.75 JUTA 

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 Padang Matsirat is one of the towns in Langkawi located on the western part of the island. It is a few kilometers off the road, going towards the west coast beaches and Langkawi International Airport.


 This area of Langkawi is rather peaceful and serene and it does not hold much attractions or activities, neither has it had much of a nightlife. But it is believed to be one of the nicer places to stay as it is quite near to the popular west coast beaches like Pantai Tengah, Pantai Cenang and Pantai Kok in the north.
Pantai Tengah is the longest beach in Langkawi with luxury sidewalks and a few retail shops, souvenir shops, fast food and ice-cream parlors. Where Pantai Cenang feature many recreational activities with all kinds of water sports and other land activities while Pantai Kok has even better landmark attractions to offer, like breathtaking waterfalls and secretive caves.

Padang Masirat or Mat Sirat was once called the site of Kampung Raja, the ancient capital of Langkawi. It is believed that the headman of the village Datuk Kerma Jaya used to live here who also pronounced a death sentence to Mahsuri. During the prime time, the rice's granary was located in this village which was set on fire by villagers in order to keep the enemy from acquiring food when Siamese invaded in 1821. This spot is known as Beras Terbakar (Burnt Rice) and amusingly even after 200 years of the incident, the visitors can still find the burnt rice grains on the ground.

The visitors can explore various rice-based delicacies and see the equipment being used. Farm animals roam freely in the fields with villagers engaged in other activities such as fishing and kite flying. There is a rooftop garden and a souvenir shop for visitors to collect small gift items for their friends and family.