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| “Rice Museum” | Wcities.com |
Easy to miss as it is poorly signposted, it is across a footbridge directly opposite the Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort. We dragged our kids (6 and 9) there on a rainy morning. The grumbling stopped about 5 mins after we arrived and our 9 year old even said it was great. Startlingly given what is there, it is free. We... more
We stayed at the Casa Del Mar across the st and did not go here originally because it was free. However when we did go, we wandered around a mainly empty place until we bumped into Rodsy (sp?) who showed us everything! It was an amazing hands-on tour -- we broke open coconuts, put herbal plants directly onto our skin... more
After three trips to Langkawi -even staying opposite the Rice Museum at Pelangi Beach - we finally on Christmas Day visited this attraction. We too were lucky enough to have Rosti as our guide. Having expressed an interest in the plants we went on to enjoy smelling and eating a variety of herbs and spices. as well as having a... more
Having been to Langkawi a few times previously we had passed this place on numerous occasions without realising what it actually was, at night it is beautifully lit. This time however we decided to have a look around, & we are so glad that we did. As we walked through the main entrance from the car park & having a... more
Having visited a genuine paddy field, I hated it. You have to wade through mud and risk leeches on your legs. The Rice Museum, however, provided hard, neat ledges for you to walk around on, to explore the paddy fields up close, but not too personally. They show various stages of growing rice, and the very structure of the building... more
I don't usually write reviews on attractions but this one surprised us because of the dedication, knowledge and passion of a member of staff, Rosti, who deserves a mention. We discovered the rice museum by accident but went in to the air conditioned gallery of exhibits and learnt a great deal. Rosti then took us for a tour of the... more
Not to be confused with the Field of Burnt Rice. This museum is directky opposite the Pelangi/Casa Del Mar Hotels at Pantai Cenang. Admission free (2007) The museum is an airconditioned building with displays of photographs, equipment, educational stuff relating to rice and rice cultivation. At the entrance the receptionist maintains a collection of aromatic herbs and plants which was... more
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