Air Hangat Village (Hot Springs Village) is located about 14km northwest of Kuah town.
It's a modern complex with an impressive three-tier fountain and a magnificent hand-carved riverstone mural, which depicts the well-known legend of the earth-shattering battle between Mat Cincang and Mat Raya.
A cauldron of boiling water was used as a missile in the fight. The spot where it landed became a series of Hot Springs gushing into the air - giving rise to the name Telaga Air Hangat.
The Magnificent Hand-Carved Riverstone Mural
This popular hot springs spot was formerly known as Telaga Air Hangat.
It is a wow! must-see.
Telaga Air Hangat (Hot Springs Well)
Air Hangat Village is now a combination spa and cultural experience park.
Soak in one of the pools and you'd feel refreshed and rejuvenated.
You can also watch the batik painting demonstrations or try your hand at tjanting and design your very own batik.
The village also highlights the cultural performances such as Malaysian and Southeast Asian dances and activities like batik painting, congkak playing, elephant performances and kickboxing.
Air Hangat Village also offers duty-free shopping, as well as delicious Malaysian, Thai and Indonesian cuisine served in its on-site theatre restaurant.
Open Hour: Daily: 9.00am - 6.00pm
8.00pm to 9.00pm (at the restaurant)
Cultural Show Time: 3.15pm to 3.45pm (at the park)
Entrance Fee: Adult - RM4.00
Child - RM2.00
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