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Pulau Timun, an untouched gem southeast of Langkawi, is celebrated for its preserved natural state, offering serene coves and a T-shaped silhouette. Surrounded by islets like Pulau Chorong and Pulau Kerai, it's a sanctuary for nature lovers and those seeking peace away from bustling tourist spots. Despite its name, 'Cucumber Island', the origin of its moniker is unknown, adding to its allure. Pulau Timun is the easterly anchor of the archipelago, with mostly calm waters, occasionally stirred by swells, providing a tranquil escape amidst the Andaman Sea's azure expanse.
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Subcategory: Island
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Unspoiled Natural Beauty: As an uninhabited island, Pulau Timun is a perfect place to experience unspoiled natural beauty.
Peace and Tranquility: Away from the crowded tourist spots, the island offers peace and tranquility.
Unique Flora and Fauna: The island is home to unique flora and fauna, offering great opportunities for nature lovers.
Snorkeling: The clear waters around the island are perfect for snorkeling.
Photography: With its stunning landscapes, Pulau Timun is a great spot for photography.
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What is Pulau Timun?
Pulau Timun is an island to the southeast of Pulau Langkawi, in the Langkawi Archipelago, Kedah. Although it is one of the bigger islands, it is still uninhabited and undeveloped. The island is in the form of a capital T.
What can I see in Pulau Timun?
There are a few sheltered coves on the island but so far, they are rarely visited. The water is clean & clear and there is some nice snorkeling to be found close to the shoreline.
How can I get to Pulau Timun?
Pulau Timun is located on the east coast of Malaysia. It’s the most easterly anchorage for Langkawi. Being surrounded by a cluster of islands adds to the calm conditions in most winds.
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