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Description
Kedah is a state located in the northwest region of Peninsular Malaysia. It is often referred to as the 'Rice Bowl' of Malaysia due to its extensive rice fields and its significance in rice production for the country. Kedah is known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and historical sites, making it a popular destination for both tourists and locals.
The capital city of Kedah is Alor Setar, which is known for its unique blend of modern and traditional architecture. Key attractions in Kedah include the famous Paddy Museum, the iconic Zahir Mosque, and the historical Fort Kedah. In addition to its agricultural prominence, Kedah boasts beautiful natural scenery, including the Langkawi archipelago, a UNESCO Geopark known for its beaches and biodiversity.
Kedah's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with rice farming being the dominant sector. Besides rice, other agricultural products include rubber, oil palm, and various fruits. The state also attracts investment in industries such as manufacturing and tourism, further contributing to its economic growth.
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Rice Bowl of Malaysia: Kedah is often referred to as the 'Rice Bowl of Malaysia' due to its vast rice fields and significant contribution to the country's rice production. The state produces around 40% of Malaysia's rice supply, making it crucial for food security in the nation.
Historical Temples: Kedah is home to several ancient temples, including the Wat Nikrodharam, a beautiful Thai Buddhist temple. These structures reflect the rich cultural heritage and religious diversity present in the state.
Kedah Royal Heritage: The state has a long history of royalty, with the Kedah Sultanate being one of the oldest in Malaysia. The current sultan, Sultan Sallehuddin Badlishah, plays a significant role in upholding the state's traditions and culture.
Langkawi Island: Langkawi, part of Kedah, is a famous tourist destination known for its stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and cable car ride offering panoramic views. The island is also a UNESCO Global Geopark, showcasing its geological significance.
Unique Cuisine: Kedah's cuisine features unique dishes such as Nasi Kandar and Laksa Kedah. These delicacies highlight the influence of different cultures in the region, making it a haven for food lovers.
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