Alor Setar Tower

Alor Setar Tower (Menara Alor Setar) is a 165.5-metre telecommunications and observation tower in central Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia. Completed in 1997, it is the tallest structure in Kedah and a prominent city landmark. The tower features an observation deck at 88 metres, a revolving restaurant, and telecommunications facilities. Its design reflects traditional Kedah architecture and it offers panoramic views of Alor Setar, paddy fields and, on clear days, the Andaman Sea.

Visitors can take a high-speed elevator to the observation deck at 88 metres for 360-degree panoramic views of Alor Setar city, surrounding paddy fields and nearby landmarks. The tower houses a revolving restaurant at 100 metres, an open deck, and exhibition areas. The ground level includes a souvenir shop and lobby. The structure is located in the city centre within walking distance of historic sites, with urban surroundings and landscaped grounds.

Constructed between 1995 and 1997 and officially opened in 1997, Alor Setar Tower was built as a telecommunications tower to improve broadcast coverage in Kedah and as an observation tower to promote tourism. At 165.5 metres, it remains the tallest tower in Kedah and has served as a major landmark for the city since its completion.

The tower is an iconic modern landmark and symbol of Alor Setar, representing the city's development. Its architecture incorporates elements inspired by traditional Kedah culture, and it functions as a key tourist attraction and venue for local events and celebrations.