The best attractions in Langkawi make the most of the natural landscapes, huge parks, and unusual structures that no first-time visitor should skip on their travel schedules.
Underwater World Langkawi
Set along a beach town, it is home to more than 500 species of sea creatures including seals, seahorses, as well as ducks. One of the highlights is a 15-metre underwater tunnel, where you can enjoy close-up views of sharks.
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30-18:30; Saturday-Sunday 9:30-22:30
Price Range: RM 40 (adults) and RM 30 (children aged 3 to 12 years old)
Langkawi Wildlife Park & Bird Paradise
Great for families and animal lovers, it houses over 2,500 birds from 150 species such as monkeys, foxes and eagles. It also hosts animal feeding activities between 11:00 and 16:00.
Opening Hours: Daily 8:30-18:00
Price Range: RM 28 (adults) and RM 18 (children aged 3 to 12 years old)
Art in Paradise Langkawi
It features more than 200 impressive artworks that appear almost lifelike when photographed. Praised as the largest 3D art museum in Malaysia and second largest in the world, there are nine interactive zones within this three-floor building, including fantasy, classic, landscapes, and Malaysia zones.
Opening Hours: Daily 9:00-18:00
Price Range: RM 38 (adults) and RM 28 (children aged 3 to 12 years old)
Lagenda Langkawi Dalam Taman
It is a beautifully landscaped folk-themed park where you can explore on foot or take a tour bus to look around. The open-air “garden museum” has 17 colorful sculptures describing Langkawi legends including old stories of great giants and beautiful princesses.
Opening Hours: Daily 9:00-19:00
Price Range: RM 5 (adults) and RM 2.5 (children aged 3 to 12 years old)
1. In which attraction can visitors be informed of the local folk stories?| A．Art in Paradise Langkawi. | B．Underwater World Langkawi. |
| C．Lagenda Langkawi Dalam Taman. | D．Langkawi Wildlife Park & Bird Paradise. |
| A．Feed birds before 11:00. | B．Enjoy close-up views of sea creatures. |
| C．Ride a bike in the garden museum. | D．Visit the largest 3D art museum in the world. |
| A．RM 104 | B．RM 74 | C．RM110 | D．RM 12.5 |
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【推荐1】Here are four of the best soccer movies, chosen after considering their ratings(排名) from IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes.
Looking for Eric
The 2009 movie is a comedy-drama that shows the friendship between a postman and the former soccer player Eric Cantona, who gives life advice to his fan. Steve Evets played the role of the postman, Eric Bishop, while Cantona played himself.
Shaolin Soccer
The 2001 film is a sports comedy that tells the story of a Shaolin follower who forms a soccer team with his brothers. The whole team gains popularity for the players’ martial arts(武术) skills. Stephen Chow, Ng Man-tat, and Wong Yat-fei played the leading roles of the movie.
The Damned United
The movie, produced in 2009, tells the story of Brian Clough, a coach of the English soccer team, Leeds Untied, in 1974. Michael Sheen starred as manager Clough.
Gregory’s Girl
Being one of the first movies about soccer, Gregory’s Girl tells the story of a teenage couple who fall in love while playing on the same team. It is a comedy movie produced in 1981, which starred John Gordon Sinclair, Dee Hepburn, and Clare Grogan.
1. Who played the role of the soccer player Eric Cantona?| A．Steve Evets. | B．Eric Bishop. |
| C．Eric Cantona. | D．Michael Sheen. |
| A．gift for soccer | B．friendship |
| C．love stories | D．martial arts skills |
| A．In 2009. | B．In 2001. |
| C．In 1974. | D．In 1981. |
| A．Looking for Eric. | B．Shaolin Soccer. |
| C．The Damned United. | D．Gregory’s Girl. |
Home /Tours/ China Packages/Beiiing BJ28: 3 Days Private Beijing City Tour including Hotel From $419 per Free Inquiry We Guarantee 100% No Shopping Stops! Itinerary Tour Prices Price Includes Day1 Arrival in Beijing，Visit Hutong Alleys(胡同小巷) According to your flight schedule, your guide and driver will pick you up at the airport today. After greetings, we will drive to the hotel in about one hour. If time permits, we will arrange for you a Hutong tour by rickshaw to explore the old, traditional alleys of Beijing. There are some workshops, bars and restaurants in Hutongs and all these will give you a better understanding of the special Hutong culture. What's more we will also pay a visit to a local family living in one of the old-style folk yards, Rickshaw riding in old Hutongs where you will not only see how a typical local family lives, but also learn about the Chinese folk customs. Day 2 Visit Tiananmen Square, Forbidden city, Mutianyu Great Wall, Bird’s Nest The first stop of today's Beijing city tour is the Tiananmen Square. Located in the center of Beijing, it has become the symbol of the city, and even China. Walking north through the square, we will come to the Forbidden City. With over 70 palaces and 9000 rooms， it is the world＇s largest and most- complete ancient wooden architectural complex(建筑群). In the afternoon, we will continue to visit the Mutianyu Great Wall, which is one of the most famous and best-preserved Great Wall sections. Upon arrival, you will be certainly attracted by its breathtaking landscape. On the way back, we will pass by the Bird's Nest, also known as the Olympic National Stadium. We will make a brief stop there for you to take some pictures of this magnificent building. Day 3 Visit Temple of Heaven and Summer Palace Today's city tour of Beijing will begin with a visit to the Temple of Heaven where the royal ceremonies to pray for good harvest were held in ancient times. Nowadays, it has developed into a popular park where many local people do exercise, play chess, fly kites dance and have fun. Then, your guide will accompany you to visit the Summer Palace, a large and well-preserved royal garden. You will have a great time to enjoy the wonderful scenery and historical sites inside. At the end of the tour, we will accompany you to the airport according to the flight schedule. Hope you enjoy travelling with us! |
| A．like to do shopping in China |
| B．are interested in Chinese culture |
| C．prefer to visit natural wonders |
| D．like Chinese literature and arts |
| A．a large vehicle that is used to transport goods |
| B．a motor vehicle with room for a few passengers |
| C．a small vehicle for carrying one or two passengers |
| D．a road vehicle with two wheels driven by an engine |
| A．A tour of the inside of the Bird's Nest is arranged on Day 2. |
| B．The locals often hold ceremonies in the Temple of Heaven. |
| C．The Forbidden City is famous for its old-style folk yards |
| D．The arrangement of a Hutong tour depends on the time |
【推荐3】Beijing has four distinct seasons. Spring is time for the capital city to dress in blossoms. It might be common to enjoy the fragrance of flowers elsewhere, but in Beijing, they can be appreciated alongside the ancient buildings nestled among them. Here is a quick guide of the best routed of themed spring tours for visitors.
Yulan magnolias
Its flowering phase is very short, as if showing a never-say-die courage and pride. Many love the plant for the flowers that blossom before leafing. The best time to see it is usually from the last week of March to mid-April,
Yulan magnolias usually appear first along Chang' an Avenue, and locals consider it a sign of the real approaching of spring. The blossoms look best on the western side of the avenue. Visitors should also look out for the spread of purple magnolias in the north western corner of the street, near the National Center for the Performing Arts.
The Summer Palace has a long history of planting Yulan magnolias. Every time they blossom, the Longevity Hall is filled with fragrance.
Winter jasmine
These golden-yellow flowers can be widely seen in Beijing in March. Their beauty is amplified by the red walls and green titles of historical buildings.
At the northern gate of Beihai Park, winter jasmine provided a picturesque scene against the back drop of water, hills and pedestrian activity and has been a lasting favorite of photographers. The blossoms are brought out by the nearby lake stones of various shapes and sizes.
In Zhongshan park, winter jasmine breathes life into the solemn(庄严的) atmosphere of the royal sits, where sacrificial ceremonies were once held during the Ming and ding dynasties.
1. Where can visitors appreciate Yulan magnolias the earliest?| A．In Beihai Park. | B．In Zhongshan Park. |
| C．On Chang' an avenue. | D．In National Center. |
| A．Because of its fragrance. |
| B．Its flowering phase is comparatively long. |
| C．It has been a lasting favorite of photographers. |
| D．Red walls and green titles of ancient buildings alongside add to its beauty. |
| A．To attract more visitors. | B．To introduce distinct seasons of Beijing. |
| C．To show the beauty of two kinds of flowers. | D．To compare the difference between two flowers. |
【推荐1】Some are attracted to museums by the art and the culture — but if that isn’t enough, there is always the novelty!
Cupnoodles Museum
The Cupnoodles Museum in Yokohama, Japan, offers a treat: exhibits can be not only admired, but eaten. Visitors can work in the museum’s noodle workshop, refining creations with their favourite ingredients. While doing so, one can also learn the history of the noodle, one of Japan’s most popular foods.
Tenement Museum
At New York’s Tenement Museum, visitors can gain an insight into what life was like for immigrants and the working class in the city from the 1860s through to the 1980s. The museum opened in 1992 and offers guided tours of two tenement buildings with recreated rooms, where costumed “residents” enact the daily lives of the city’s newcomers and workers over the period —leaps and bounds from the money makers of Wall Street.
Cancún Underwater Museum
As the name suggests, it is underwater. More than 500 sculptures anchored in the ocean off Mexico are meant to illustrate the interaction effect of art and nature. Visitors can either admire the works through a glass-bottom boat or take a scuba diving tour.
Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre
With great attention to detail, New Zealand built the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre, which exhibits original aircraft from the First and Second World Wars. Some belong to film director Sir Peter Jackson, who helped create the set designs with his team. Anyone interested in the pioneers of aviation should pay a visit to the museum in Blenheim.
1. What is special about the Cupnoodles Museum?| A．Geographical position. |
| B．Refining exhibits. |
| C．Hands-on activities. |
| D．The history of the museum. |
| A．Cupnoodles Museum. |
| B．Tenement Museum. |
| C．Cancún Underwater Museum. |
| D．Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre. |
| A．To define different museums. |
| B．To introduce distinctive museums. |
| C．To clarify the way of visiting museums. |
| D．To display the history of museums. |
One of the most remote destinations on the planet, Antarctica is not an easy (or affordable) endeavor. Perhaps the difficulty is part of the attraction — the seventh continent remains on the top of many travelers’ wish lists. The striking white desert, with its dramatic, snowy peaks and vibrant turquoise waters, as well its exotic wildlife, including Emperor penguins and Weddell seals, is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
HawaiiHawaii is underrated. To be sure, it is a gorgeous place, with breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, and every beach seemingly prettier than the next, but its beauty goes much deeper than its preternatural appearance. Extraordinary beaches — some even boast black and green sand (Papakolea Beach and Punalu’u Beach, respectively)—have their expected appeal, but visitors who take time to venture out and away from the coast quickly discover Hawaii’s charms are everywhere.
CanadaSkiing, surfing, hiking and Northern-lights sighting. Eclectic cuisine, world-class shopping, a diverse and rich culture. This is Canada. The 13 provinces and territories that make up the world’s second-largest country by total area. It has something wonderful for every type of traveler. Nature lovers take so lace in mountains, glaciers, waterfalls and Atlantic or Pacific coastlines while sophisticated palates nosh at Michelin-starred restaurants and hole-in-the-wall mainstays alike.
SingaporeTravelers don’t want to spend any more time in an airport than they have to. But Singapore’s Changi is not an ordinary airport. While the rest of the world was staying at home, Singaporean locals were paying to hang out at Changi, whether it was co-working in one of the lounges or camping alongside the world’s tallest indoor waterfall at the Changi Jewel, which opened in 2019.
1. Which place would you like to choose if you are an animal lover?| A．Hawaii. | B．Canada. | C．Singapore. | D．Antarctica. |
| A．It is the second most beautiful place in the world. |
| B．It can almost satisfy all kinds of travelers. |
| C．It has some extraordinary beaches. |
| D．It attracts many locals. |
| A．They can appreciate the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. |
| B．They can experience Michelin-starred restaurants. |
| C．They can decorate the lounges together. |
| D．They can enjoy world-class shopping. |
【推荐3】I took a trip to Antarctica last December. My favorite moment in Antarctica was the one I enjoyed in Wilhelmina Bay.
Wilhelmina Bay was extremely large in size. But after we got into our kayaks (皮艇)，we realized what made this part of Antarctica special, at least on the day of our visit.
Kayak cruises are like adventures, if there’s a good wildlife sighting around, the driver radios the other boats and tells them to come and see it. Throughout Antarctica you would see the kayaks gather in the same place to watch a whale, or a group of seals, or some cartoon-like Adelie penguins.
But in Wilhelmina Bay, it seemed like every kayak had its own group of whales to watch. They were everywhere! We had plenty of them getting close to us. Then one got a little too close. All of a sudden, it rose in front of our kayaks. This wasn’t the “logging” where they gently rise and fall — this whale knew exactly what he was doing.
We were shocked. It was so close. Was it going to fall on us? It happened so quickly that I didn’t get a chance to take a photo. Thankfully there were some kayaks on the other side, getting shots of what we later called “the moment the drysuits became not so dry”.
“I’m always surprised at what we see, but I’m not often impressed,” our kayaking guide Michael told us. “The only thing better than that would have been, like, if a killer whale jumped out of the water right over the kayaks .”
1. What makes the visit in Wilhelmina Bay special?| A．The large size of the Bay. | B．The thrilling whale-watching. |
| C．The wildlife sighting around. | D．The adventurous Kayak cruises. |
| A．It jumped out of the water right over the kayaks. |
| B．It rose ahead so suddenly that no picture was taken. |
| C．It jumped so close to the kayaks that visitors got wet. |
| D．It floated like a log in the water, gently rising and falling. |
| A．The greatest show on the earth. | B．Amazing adventures in Antarctica. |
| C．The wildlife in Wilhelmina Bay. | D．An unforgettable experience in Antarctica. |
【推荐1】The Best Free Tourist Places in America
Alaska: Anchorage Market and Festival
Although Anchorage isn’t the capital of Alaska, it is the state’s largest city with the largest population. The Anchorage Market and Festival is open and free of charge on weekends. Anchorage is at the beginning of the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, where walks can last between two hours and a half clay. It’s free, of course.
Arkansas : Walmart Museum
Lying in the northwest corner of Arkansas is Bentonville, which gave birth to a little mall you may have heard of. It’s Walmart, one of the biggest companies in the world at present. It is free to visit the Walmart Museum, which attracts thousands of visitors every year. And just outside the town is the well- known Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, which is also free.
Connecticut: Yale University
New Haven, Connecticut was the first place in the U. S. to offer pizza to the hungry and the homeless , including students of Yale University. While in New Haven you can go on a tour of the campus(校 园), where many beautiful buildings have existed for a long time. It’s the university where President Bushes , Bill and Hillary Clinton Journalist Bob Woodward, and Samuel F. B. Morse studied.
Kansas: Santa Fe Trail
Western Kansas has very little light pollution. So as you travel along, stop once in a while and stare at the night sky. The Santa Fe Trail went through Kansas and you can still walk the longest remaining distance of the road just outside Dodge City.
1. What may especially attract visitors to Bentonville?| A．The chance to join interesting festivals. |
| B．The chance to get trained in a large company. |
| C．The chance to get free pizza. |
| D．The chance to get a good knowledge of Walmart. |
| A．Play games with students of Yale. |
| B．Appreciate old buildings. |
| C．Shake hands with famous people. |
| D．Attend some free parties. |
| A．Kansas. | B．Bentonville. | C．Anchorage. | D．New Haven. |
【推荐2】Here are some eBooks for you to learn better English. Choose what you like.
Book 1
This eBook will make conversations in English so much easier. There are over 30 audio (音频的) files with typical (典型的) conversations, and exercises with answers at the back so you can practise what you have learnt.
Book 2
Learn over 1,000 English words and expressions so you can speak English fluently when you travel outside your country! Learn the language for over 30 typical situations and make travelling abroad easy with this eBook!
Book 3
Learn over 500 words and expressions to improve your business English! This eBook comes with audio files and videos so you can learn the language you need to do business in English!
Book 4
Learn over 250 phrasal verbs with audio files, example sentences and pictures. Native English speakers use phrasal verbs all the time, so you need to learn them too. Start improving this important area of English now with our fantastic eBook!
1. Which book is your best choice when you plan to travel abroad?| A．Book 1. | B．Book 2. | C．Book 3. | D．Book 4. |
| A．Conversations in 30 audio files. | B．1,000 words and sentences. |
| C．Over 500 words and expressions. | D．Over 250 phrasal verbs and sentences |
| A．Phrasal verbs. | B．Audio files. |
| C．Example sentences. | D．Native speakers. |
| A．A travel guide. | B．A news report. |
| C．A book advertisement. | D．A history story. |
【推荐3】Summer Reading Challenge Volunteering
Every year the Summer Reading Challenge engages thousands of children in reading over the long break from school.
Many library services have found that working with young volunteers has really helped children and families participating in the Challenge during the busy summer period. Meanwhile volunteers have opportunities to build their confidence, be more independent, develop fantastic new skills that improve their chance of being employed and make a positive difference to their local community. Last year 6,790 volunteers aged 12-24 helped support the Challenge in libraries.
What do volunteers do?
Volunteer roles will vary by library authority but certain tasks are commonly undertaken.
Common volunteer roles include:
● Helping staff to sign children up to the Summer Reading Challenge
●Helping children to choose new books
●Talking to children about the books they’ve been reading
●Giving out incentive (奖励的) items and certificates as children progress through the
Challenge
●Helping to promote and lead summer activities such as craft sessions, story-times and coding clubs
Benefits for libraries
●The enthusiasm and fresh ideas of young people
●Strengthening links with local communities
●Increased staff confidence in working positively with young people
Get involved
If you’re a young person hoping to volunteer with the Summer Reading Challenge this year, get in touch with your local library to find out about opportunities in your area.
Visit the Reading Hack website to share activity ideas and reading recommendations with other young volunteers.
1. What can we learn about the Summer Reading Challenge?| A．It offers volunteers the same jobs. |
| B．It benefits volunteers greatly. |
| C．It doesn’t allow parents to take part. |
| D．It mainly accepts teenagers |
| A．Encouraging children to participate in the Summer Reading Challenge. |
| B．Instructing children how to strengthen links with local communities. |
| C．Selecting new books for the children and read aloud with them. |
| D．Handing out prizes to children who make progress in the Challenge. |
| A．Contact the local library. | B．Surf the Reading Hack website |
| C．Visit the Resources page | D．Share activity ideas. |
