Touch developed from rugby league and now exits as a sport in its own right. A rapidly growing game and an attractive sport to rugby coaches and players because of the core skills it develops and the high levels of fitness, speed, dynamism and agility it encourages, 576 local and international players will compete in [...]

In 2007, UNESCO declare the Langkawi archipelago a Global Geopark in recognition of its unique and significant geo-heritage features-conferred to promote the conservation of the planet’s geological and biological treasures. Almost 100 geo-sites have been identified so far in Langkawi, with three dedicated parks and one BioGeo Trail, each with its own unique geological features.