Beras Terbakar, Kampung Raja, Langkawi, Kedah.

I had been here before but now the place looks better. We had a long chat with the owner of the house about the history of the place. It was worth the visit. Thank you for the hospitality .

Best decision ever to come here. There's a lot of thing that you can buy here such as tote bag, keychains, foods, clothes and many more

My visit was really nice and pleasant. I love that they played gamelan and cooked traditional kuih. There was a show on the legendary princess Mahsuri. I consider these places, historical. It was worth it.

Once upon a time this was a tourist attraction, which has many legends and I remembered 25 years ago we will try to look for the burnt grains.
However, today it seems left the historical sight only. Still a well decorated board, mosques and monument for us to ponder. Just before you enter this historic side, you will be spoilt with traditional and typical Malaysia designs T shirts, sarong, batik and many more. Good souvenirs shop.

A must place for visit... We can learn about the history of the war Siam Vs Kedah... If you were lucky u can found the evidence of burning rice...

Burnt rice was discovered when the land owner built this house. Actually it's a private land but they are opening their place for visiting and to see burnt rice and the place where it was discovered.
Why this place important is, it's an evidence of an ancient battle was happened here.
So it makes us feeling that we are standing and living on continuous history from the ancient people.

Read explanation in there. Actually you can find it from the other user's photo.

Fyi, to get here, you need to enter through the batik market. Ask someone if you can't find. If you're reached at a community mosque, you need to come back and ask someone.

This is historical landmark of langkawi.. Locally the place is known as Beras Terbakar which means Field of Burnt Rice. Although there is nothing much to see there now, it has a lot of historic significance. When the battle broke out between Siam and Langkawi at Pancur Straits in 1821, at one stage the then chief of Langkawi's Army Dato Kemboja realized that soon the Siamese would capture the island. Other than that you can see small portion shop that sell minyak gamat, kain batik and also surviniour.

A good historic place to visit and also at the same time can buy souvenirs in the vicinity.

Great experience there,if you going to langkawi island ,this place must put it in your list to visit

LANGKAWI bubble travel Sept 2021. No customer. Bought 7 high quality kain Batik for Rm 100.

The place for locals have to visit each time going to Pulau Langkawi since for a long time.

Nice history place and good for local shopping.

One of the relics of historical places that you must know when you come to Langkawi

This is a historical place where almost all people who live in Kedah knows. This place is in frontyard, there a house which is believe his generation still live there also beside this beras terbakar there like a small place where that beras terbakar still burn but now not anymore thats why they put that beras terbakar in glass

Location quite isolated. You need to go through clothes, souvenirs shop lots before reach here. Entrance is free. Quite simple place but full of history knowledges. Best time to visit is on evening

A nice place to know the history of Langkawi

Love to buy things here. Reasonable prices and up to date fashion. Highly recommended

this place for frst time for me...in this good place ..i hope i came look again..

Historic Place... While a ling time ago... They burnt the paddy during war

Great place for shopping local clothing, langkawi sourvenior, shirts, cheap beach t shirts. Its cheaper than pantai chenang. Underrated area.