Kedah is located in the northern part of the Malay Peninsula and is known as the 'rice bowl of Malaysia'. The famous resort island of Langkawi falls under this state. The Sky Bridge in Langkawi hangs high above the mountain peaks, offering panoramic views of the mountains and sea. Pantai Cenang and Tanjung Rhu Beach have fine sand and clear water, while the mythical lake on Pulau Dayang Bunting is steeped in legend. The Zahir Mosque in the state capital Alor Setar features exquisite architecture, and the Kedah Royal Museum houses royal treasures. Recommended local delicacies include Langkawi seafood barbecue, rendang beef, asam laksa, and nasi lemak. The area is abundant in durians, and durian puffs are rich and flavourful.