Langkawi Ranked 2nd Best Island In The World – Outscores Bali & Phuket!

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Langkawi Just Claimed Its Spot As The 2nd Best Island In The World – Here’s Why Travelers Can’t Get Enough

Conde Nast Traveler has officially named Langkawi the second-best island globally in their Top Islands: Reader’s Choice Awards 2025, scoring an impressive 92.99 and surpassing Bali and Phuket. The tropical paradise continues to captivate travelers from around the world.

Comparisons with Hatyai miss the point – Langkawi offers tranquil beaches, lush landscapes, and a unique experience, while Hatyai is a bustling mainland city focused on shopping. It’s like comparing the ocean to a busy street – entirely different experiences.

Worried about costs? Budget accommodations, affordable dining, and reasonably priced packages are plentiful. A few expensive spots don’t make the island costly as a whole.

This recognition is a huge opportunity to strengthen Kedah’s tourism image. With improved digital promotion, transport, and international flight connections, Langkawi can attract even more visitors while highlighting other attractions across Kedah, such as Lembah Bujang and Gunung Jerai.

Local businesses are encouraged to maintain fair pricing, excellent service, and clean environments to preserve Langkawi’s reputation.

Hatyai may be a shopping hotspot, but Langkawi remains the ultimate island escape, offering visitors peace, adventure, and unforgettable experiences.

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