Pulau Anak Tikus Fossils is a geosite in Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia. Open 24 hours.
Located at Pulau Langgun's southernmost point, this remnant island boasts limestone abundant with fascinating fossils, notably gastropods and cephalopods. Over time, sustained erosion targeting a softer zone within an old headland's neck shaped this unique island. The process showcases nature's power to craft and remodel landscapes, preserving a rich tapestry of ancient life within its rocky canvas.
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Subcategory: Geosite
Tags: Rock Formation, Geopark, Natural History, Historic Site
Explore different ways to experience this area.
Geological Marvel: Discover ancient marine fossils embedded in the rocks, showcasing the island's rich geological history.
Photography Opportunities: The unique landscape and fossil formations present a unique opportunity for photography enthusiasts.
Educational Experience: Ideal for geology enthusiasts and students, providing a hands-on learning experience about marine fossils and geological formations.
Scenic Boat Trips: Accessing the island typically involves a scenic boat trip, offering beautiful views of Langkawi's coastline.
Nature Exploration: Surrounded by natural beauty, it's a perfect spot for those looking to explore the less commercialized side of Langkawi.
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Pulau Anak Tikus is a small island in Langkawi known for its ancient marine fossils, offering a unique glimpse into the geological past.
The island is situated off the coast of Langkawi, Malaysia, within the Langkawi Geopark area.
Visits usually involve a boat trip from Langkawi. It's best to arrange tours through local operators who offer guided visits.
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