The Langkawi Craft Complex started its operations since 1996 and is built across 32 acres of land located at Jalan Teluk Yu in the District of Bohor, Langkawi Island. 21km from Kuah, it is located just past Pantai Pasir Hitam (Black Sand Beach).









The architecture of the complex is adorned with Islamic motifs elements emphasising on decorative geometric designs on the walls detailing that blend well with a Malay architectural design accessories.







The Langkawi Craft Complex houses a collection of various local craft products including the iconic Langkawi crafts products for sale. At the same time, visitors have the opportunity to browse through the Heritage Museum and the Customs & Wedding Museum within the Langkawi Craft Complex to appreciate the heritage craft products and the local wedding customs on display. Apart from engaging in interactive craft activities, visitors have the opportunity to record beautiful moments at the Dataran Tangga Seribu (A Thousand Staircase Square), one of the tourism icons at the Langkawi Craft Complex.

Visitors can also experiece the process of glassware making and glassblowing.





The Langkawi Craft Complex is divided into several sections. One of its most noteworthy onsite exhibitions is the one devoted to local legends plus the display of traditional wedding ceremony exhibits is also interesting.





As well as Muzium Warison that exhibits the artifacts of Malay tradition and cutlure:









Besides the crafts-making demonstrations, visitors can also buy traditional Malaysian products or crafts at the Langkawi Craft Complex’s sales gallery. The gorgeous silverware, brass ware and baskets of rattan, mengkuang and pandan leaves are especially great holiday souvenirs.