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Pulau Kedera, a secluded island southeast of Langkawi, remains untouched by development. Known for its namesake, the local ikan kedera fish, it lies south of Pulau Timun's Tanjung Assam and northeast of Pulau Lading. With no inhabitants and rare visits, Pulau Kedera offers an undisturbed natural environment, reflecting the pristine state of the Langkawi archipelago. It's a hidden gem for those looking to escape the beaten path and experience the raw beauty of Malaysia's islands, although it is not a typical stop for tourists.
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Tours & experiences
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Natural Beauty: Pulau Kedera is a serene island known for its stunning natural landscapes, offering a perfect retreat for nature lovers.
Beach Relaxation: The island boasts beautiful beaches where visitors can relax, sunbathe, and enjoy the tranquil surroundings.
Snorkeling and Diving: Its clear waters are ideal for snorkeling and diving, allowing visitors to explore the vibrant underwater world.
Bird Watching: The island is a haven for bird enthusiasts, with a variety of bird species inhabiting its lush forests.
Cultural Experience: Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture, experiencing the traditional lifestyle and cuisine of Langkawi.
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What is Pulau Kedera?
Pulau Kedera is a picturesque island in Langkawi, known for its natural beauty and peaceful ambiance.
How can I reach Pulau Kedera?
Access to the island is typically by boat. Visitors can arrange boat trips from various points in Langkawi.
Do I need any special permits to visit Pulau Kedera?
Depending on the activities and the areas you plan to visit, permits may be required. It's best to check with local tour operators.
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