Langkawi Mardi Agrotechnology Park in Langkawi [Travel to Malaysia]
Eat your fill of fruit at a fruit farm with an all-you-can-eat buffet!! When you think of Malaysia, you think of tropical fruits!! At the Langkawi Mardi Agrotechnology Park, you can enjoy a feast of delicious tropical fruits! (The available fruits vary by season. We visited during Golden Week, so the selection in the all-you-can-eat area was a bit limited. However, during durian season, durians are also available in the all-you-can-eat section!)

Tickets are RM30 for foreign adults and RM15 for children. Malaysian citizens pay RM10 for adults and RM5 for children. With all-you-can-eat fruit and the chance to tour the farm, this is an incredible deal!

We headed off to the fruit farm on this ↑ truck bus! 🎉 Since there were no other tourists around, we got the whole truck bus to ourselves (lol).

We could have walked, but it would’ve taken quite a while, and it was raining at the time, so we opted to travel by truck bus!


All-you-can-eat buffet area.

We ate quite a lot, even going back for seconds until we were completely stuffed! 😊 Right after us, a steady stream of tourists flooded in. We were lucky to have gotten in early!
Aha! A baby durian spotted! So cute (#^.^#) I had no idea durians grew in such abundance!


Taking photos with pineapple accessories (#^^#)





The grapes are also having a bountiful harvest! (^^) _U~~



Jackfruit is also available. Malaysian jackfruit is delicious too! (^_-)-☆

Website: https://www.facebook.com/MARDILangkawi/
Place name: Taman Agroteknologi MARDI Langkawi (MARDI Langkawi Agro Technology Park)
Contact: +6049551537
Location:
1, Jalan Padang Gaong, Lubuk Semilang, Kuah, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah
Operating Hours: Saturday to Thursday, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday…. Closed
- The park is open every day from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, including public holidays, except on Fridays, Aidilfitri, and Aidiladha. Parking: You can park at the entrance.
One-line comment:
The reason I came here is for the fruit buffet!
Entry is RM30 for foreigners and RM10 for Malaysians.
If you visit during peak fruit seasons like August and September, you can see fruits ripening on the trees right in the orchards.
We visited in May 2018, and although it drizzled a bit, we still had a wonderful time.
There’s a tram tour that takes you on a full loop around the orchard.
If it’s not raining, you’ll even have time to pull over and snap some photos along the way.
If you’re traveling to Langkawi, this is a must-visit spot!!
It’s a recommended place where you can enjoy Malaysia’s tropical fruits, including pineapple, papaya, pomelo, watermelon, grapes, starfruit, jackfruit, and melon.

