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Gua Pulau Lima

Explore Gua Pulau Lima's stunning stalactites and diverse wildlife in Langkawi's Kilim Karst Geoforest Park. Accessible by boat, it's a marvel of nature.

Pulau Lima

Pulau Lima, meaning 'five islands,' is a four-island cluster near Dayang Bunting in Langkawi, unnamed and serene.

Pulau Ayam

Explore Pulau Ayam's pristine wilderness set in Langkawi Geopark. Marvel at its ancient fossils and karst formations on this untouched isle.

Pulau Duyong

Pulau Duyong offers serene beaches, lush greenery, stunning views, rich culture, and boat tours.

Pulau Sipak

Pulau Sipak is a small uninhabited island located in the Langkawi Archipelago, Kedah, and offers visitors the opportunity to explore its natural beauty

Tanjung Rami

Tanjung Rami on Pulau Tuba, Malaysia, is a serene fishing spot with stunning sunsets. It reflects cultural harmony and simple local lifestyles.

Pulau Selat Riang-Riang

Pulau Selat Riang Riang is a small island located in the Langkawi Archipelago, Kedah, and offers visitors the opportunity to explore its natural beauty

Jeti Teluk Puyoh

Teluk Puyoh jetty on Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, is a fishing spot for fresh seafood and a starting point for island and mangrove tours. Enjoy scenic sea and hill views.

Tanjung Peluru Sedimentary Rock Forest

Explore a 450 million-year-old geotrail to learn about sedimentary rock formation and diverse beach landscapes, revealing Earth's dynamic geological history.

Teluk Berembang Beach

This beach extends from the rocky shore of Batu Puyuh and is well known by geologists to contain fossils of graptolites (a sea grass-like animal) which are index fossils for lower members of the Setul Formation.

Pulau Selang Besar

Pulau Selang Besar: Untouched isle near Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, ideal for natural exploration.

Jeti Selat Bagan Asam

Selat Bagan Asam Jetty is a fisherman's haven within the Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park. A picturesque spot for sea views, it's a bridge-linked gateway to Pulau Dayang Bunting.

Ujung Buloh Remnant Island

Ujong Buloh is among a group of tropical karstic islands in Langkawi, mainly with Chuping Formation limestones. It showcases ancient sea level changes, caves, sea stacks, and arches.

Jeti Nelayan Tanjung Rami

Near Langkawi, offers tranquility with its villages, paddy fields, and fishing. A serene escape for a simpler, peaceful life.

Teluk Air Taun Thrust Fault

Witness the Teluk Air Taun Thrust Fault at Pulau Dayang Bunting, a steep fault scarp with grooves where the Chuping and Setul Formations meet.

Tanjung Peluru Sandy Beach 2

Explore a 450 million-year-old geotrail to learn about sedimentary rock formation and diverse beach landscapes, revealing Earth's dynamic geological history.

Pulau Selang Kecil

Pulau Selang Kecil in Langkawi is a serene isle ideal for exploring and enjoying tranquil natural beauty.

Kampung KEDA Teluk Berembang

Experience local life in Desa KEDA Teluk Berembang: colorful houses, fish farming, local cuisine, wildlife, and unique boat tours in Langkawi.

Geopark Ocean Trail

Between Tanjung Peluru (north) and Tanjung Rami (south) is a stretch of coastline with flora & fauna with beaches of sand, pebbles and bedrock.

Lekoshow Langkawi

Lekoshow in Pulau Tuba offers diverse frozen keropok lekor flavors and boat tours to local attractions. Available near the jetty and online.

Pulau Batang

Pulau Batang, near Pulau Dayang Bunting, is uninhabited with tan terrain. Accessible from Tanjung Rhu, it offers serene exploration and sea views.

Bukit Kecil Fold

Bukit Kecil fold is a small hill created by folding of thin bedded limestones and mudstones in the Setul Formation. This fold is a localised event and the shape has been preserved along with other tectonic evidence such as boudinage and lenses.

Tanjung Peluru Rocky Beach 2

Explore a 450 million-year-old geotrail to learn about sedimentary rock formation and diverse beach landscapes, revealing Earth's dynamic geological history

Pulau Tuba

Pulau Tuba is a hilly island in Langkawi with lush greenery, traditional fishing villages, and the native Tuba plant, offering a glimpse of rural Malay life.

Gua Kelawar (Pulau Tuba)

Historic Cave of Bats on Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, served as WWII refuge from Japanese soldiers, now a bat habitat and poignant historical site.

Masjid Al-Wafa

Visit Masjid Al-Wafa (Masjid Pulau Tuba), a serene mosque with a white dome and green roof, built in 1998 for 500 worshippers. Experience local culture and stunning views

Buffalo Garden

In Pulau Tuba, Langkawi, post-harvest paddy fields become a haven for water buffaloes and egrets, offering a tranquil spectacle of feeding, basking, and symbiosis.

The Fjords (Selat Akar)

Langkawi's Fjords, part of UNESCO's Geopark, boast cliffs and inlets like Norway's. They can be explored on a jet ski adventure, offering a unique perspective of the island’s beauty.

Tanjung Peluru Sandy Beach 1

Explore a 450 million-year-old geotrail to learn about sedimentary rock formation and diverse beach landscapes, revealing Earth's dynamic geological history

Pulau Balar

Pulau Balar, a karstic, rodent-shaped island, boasts ancient, tan-colored limestone terrain. Part of Langkawi Geopark, it's uninhabited and pristine.

Tanjung Peluru Rocky Beach 1

Explore a 450 million-year-old geotrail to learn about sedimentary rock formation and diverse beach landscapes, revealing Earth's dynamic geological history.

The Cactus of Tuba

Witness the rare occurance of cactus shrubs at Kampong Padang Raja

Pulau Gubang Darat

Visit Pulau Gubang Darat for tranquility. This untouched islet in Langkawi boasts lush greenery, serene vistas, and a peaceful escape from the bustle.

Pulau Tajai

Pulau Tajai, a pristine, uninhabited isle in Langkawi, offers natural beauty and seclusion for explorers.

Tasik Dayang Bunting

Tasik Dayang Bunting, a freshwater lake in Langkawi, Malaysia, known for its geological significance and water activities amid limestone cliffs and dense rainforest.

Birdwatching (Dayang Bunting)

Visit Dayang Bunting Island in Langkawi for its healing lake, lush rainforest, and birdwatching. Spot Hornbills, Kingfishers, Kites, and Woodpeckers in their natural habitat.

Dayang Bunting Dolina

Named for hills resembling a pregnant maiden, is Langkawi's largest freshwater lake. Nestled within steep limestone karsts, it's a sinkhole from a collapsed cave, revealing the lake.

Pulau Dayang Bunting

The hill shape that looks like a pregnant woman is famous, and the fertility-boosting Dayang Bunting Lake is there. It is in Langkawi's UNESCO Geopark and has old marble forms that you can see.

Pulau Tuba Sill

Explore the rare Pulau Tuba Sill Geosite, where granite magma infiltrated limestone layers during the Triassic, creating unique 1.5m and 1m sills.