week at various locations around the island.
It is like a country bazaar or a street market with different and designated location for each day.
Many vendors and villagers set up makeshift stalls at these night markets and sell all kinds of local items including food & snacks, fresh produce, fruits & juices, clothes, souvenirs and many other small items.
Many of the same vendors appear every night, in addition to vendors who only participate in their particular area. Each night market has unique qualities and it is worth visiting. It’s a great opportunityfor tourists to taste local cuisine and mix-n-mingle with local Langkawians.While there is nothing much to shop here, it is mostly popular for a wide range of Malay dishes that are prepared and served piping hot at a very reasonable price.