Southeast Asia’s steepest cable car (AMAZING views – but scary) - Traveling Malaysia Episode 28

I’m taking the Langkawi cable car up to the Langkawi sky bridge – Southeast Asia’s steepest cable car Welcome to episode 28 of my trip all around Malaysia. If you haven’t seen the previous episodes you can watch them here: ➡️/playlist/PLOiGXq1d3__I8iTJNhADgy8kfux2HncCk The Langkawi cable car is one amongst the most popular things to do in Langkawi. The cable car Langkawi (also called Langkawi skycab) is southeast Asia’s steepest cable car and takes you on a ride almost 700m in the air. Amazing views but also a bit scary. If you are afraid of heights, you better skip this. Once you reach the top, even more amazing views are waiting for you. There is also the Langkawi sky bridge which offers an astonishing view over the island and the ocean. One of the best views I ever saw. Taking the Langkawi cable car was a pretty cool experience, I can highly recommend daring a ride in the Langkawi skycab and visiting the Langkawi skybridge. When you travel southeast Asia, you will probably end up on some beautiful island and see a few amazing views along your journeys. My first impression here in Langkawi is that this island is definitely one of these paradise islands you can find while traveling southeast Asia. I’ve been to quite a few islands in southeast Asia already, let’s see in the next two weeks how I like Langkawi. Where was the best viewpoint that you ever visited? Let me know in the comments ⬇️ --------------------------------------- After the Corona Lockdown, it is now possible again to travel Malaysia. In the next weeks I will travel Malaysia (all around the country) and make daily vlogs about it. I will show you how to travel Malaysia, how to do backpacking Malaysia and show you what it's like to solo travel around this country in southeast Asia. So, if you are interested in backpacking southeast Asia in general or specifically interested in backpacking Malaysia, then this series of my Malaysia travel vlogs might be interesting for you. How is it to travel Malaysia 2020 after the Corona lockdown? Will there be tourist or will I be the only one? How to travel Malaysia on a budget during this time? We are going to find out all of this in the upcoming weeks, daily vlogs from now on, documenting my whole trip traveling Malaysia, so stay tuned, if you are interested in travel Malaysia by yourself or travel southeast Asia in general 😊 ---------------------------------------- After staying in Kuala Lumpur for the past three months during the MCO it is now finally time to travel Malaysia – all around the country – and explore this beautiful country, its people and its food. During the next weeks I will backpack around Malaysia and make daily travelvlogs about it. It’s going to be an interesting trip, so if you are interested in following my journey around, just subscribe 😊 #malaysia #travelingmalaysia #travelvlog ---------------------------------------- Click here to subscribe and follow my trip around southeast Asia ➡️https://bit.ly/2A2GheP I am Ken Abroad, a full-time traveler traveling southeast Asia. I will be exploring different countries, cultures and beautiful places here in southeast Asia and make travel vlogs about it. There will be weekly uploads on this channel, so if you want to join my trip and start traveling southeast Asia with me just subscribe now and start the journey together with me. Traveling southeast Asia and backpacking southeast Asia is unbelievable amazing. It's quite easy to travel on a budget in southeast Asia, which makes it so popular for foreign visitor to come and travel around here. I’m documenting all my journeys in form of travel vlogs from southeast Asia on my channel. Check also my Instagram, where I post regularly pictures and daily stories from my adventures: @Ken__abroad ➡️ https://www.instagram.com/ken__abroad/ ---------------------------------------- Music by: http://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic

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