Facilities are there but there's hardly any activities More

Jimmy restaurant is a must...... best meal we had all holiday More

We were really loving the tour of the herb gardens and rice paddies, given by a very kind and knowledgeable man. We learnt alot, loved learning about the herbs and were enjoying the serenity and surroundings very much. Unfortunately our little boy fell on some steps and gashed hishead open (he's very boistorous so no fault of the museum) so... More

Interesting place but it won't take you more than 20 minutes to go round. More

It's a very quiet museum, maybe because not many people know that there's a museum there. If you have any slight interest about rice, you may like it. If not, just go to the restaurant, view the rice field and enjoy your hol! More

Its a free working farm, we wandered around on own our which was fine for us we only wanted a quick peak to be nosey. The museum shows the process of the farming and its history and equipment. Its on the main road in Chewang so was worth half hour of our time. More

This is a nice place to see some rice paddy, learn about rice and the importance in Langkawi/Asia. Nice to walk about and eat at the restaurant. Really enjoyed it. More

We went on a Sunday and there were disappointed that wasn't any guide around. However, the trip was still quite educational for my children (ages 4 and 9). The museum has many plots of land showing the various stages of rice growth / planting. There is even some equipment there (hoe, hat, traditional threshing basin) where you can try your... More

One of the objectives of taking our boys to Langkawi was to get them closer to nature. I’ve read the review on Laman Padi from Trip Advisor. It was a mix review but we’ve decided it will be good to take Jared and Jaden to see how rice was cultivated. I read about the free guided tour of the paddy... More