Ayer Hangat Village

In fact, it's a hot spring resort. It's still a long way from downtown Lankawi, about 15-20 minutes. Located in a very remote + remote, no car is really inconvenient, even if there is a car is not convenient, especially in the dark at night, want to find a place to eat dinner without it is only the beetle song, very terrible. Of course, if you don't live, you can buy a ticket to take a hot spring bath. Malaysia's hot weather, do not want "wet body" people, choose to soak feet can also, anyway, tickets are not very expensive. Although it is called "Resort", there seems to be no much recreational activities in it besides the hot spring swimming pool. After playing for about an hour and a half and taking a bath, you can go to Lankawi "Downtown" to eat delicious food.

It is rare to have a natural hot spring in the middle of an island. The ticket for fifteen cents includes a cultural program. In the hall of the cultural exhibition, the local Malay dance performances even allow the audience to participate. There are three natural saltwater hot spring pools in the hot spring area.

Fifteen horse coins can watch the local indigenous lavaa dance, give small cakes, soak in hot springs (free), the cheapest foot massage in the town, and the open-air Jacuzzi for a fee.

A three-story hot spring attraction, the hot water here is not ordinary hot water, but salty hot water which is said to be a rare natural phenomenon.

The price is very high, but very particular. I think it's good. The environment and service are very good. There are not many people and the grade is good.