Batu Asah Brachiopod Fossils is a geosite in Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia. Open 24 hours.
Dark, poorly bedded and sometimes bioturbated mudstones and siltstones of the Singa Formation are found in these cut hillsides with pebbly and fossiliferous horizons exposed near the top of the hill. Fossils found in the more calcareous beds include early Permian brachiopods indicative of a cool temperate climate during deposition with other fossils such as bryozoans, bivalves, gastropods, ammonites, crinoids and corals found here.
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Subcategory: Geosite
Tags: Geopark, Beauty & Scenery, Natural History, Rock Formation
Explore different ways to experience this area.
Geological Wonder: Discover the ancient brachiopod fossils, offering a unique glimpse into Earth's distant past.
Quiet Escape: The site offers a peaceful retreat away from the more crowded tourist spots in Langkawi.
Educational Experience: Ideal for geology enthusiasts and students, providing a real-world insight into fossilization and geological history.
Photography Opportunity: The site presents a unique opportunity for capturing photographs of these rare fossils.
Nature Exploration: Situated in a natural setting, it's perfect for visitors who enjoy outdoor exploration and learning about natural history.
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The Batu Asah Brachiopod Fossils are ancient fossilized remains of brachiopods, marine organisms, preserved in rock formations.
It's located in Langkawi, Malaysia. The exact location can be obtained from local tourism guides or geopark information centers.
The fossils provide valuable insight into the geological history and ancient marine life of the region.
Photography is usually allowed, but visitors should respect any guidelines set for conservation.
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