Tanjung Buta

Pasir Tengkorak Cross-Bedding

Large-scale cross bedding of coarse-grained sandstones along with ripple Mark, slump bedding and load casts can be observed at Pasir Tengkorak and is evidence of a shallow sea environment during deposition of the Machinchang Formation. There is also an abundance of box-like tafoni due to weathering along the rocky beach of Pasir Tengkorak.

Pantai Pasir Tengkorak

Discover Pantai Pasir Tengkorak, Langkawi's hidden gem—a serene, pristine beach perfect for a peaceful escape and stunning natural scenery.

Tanjung Mendidih

Tanjung Mendidih's bubbles, caused by a seabed fault, mirror Ayer Hangar's hot springs. A scientific mystery, it marks the boundary between Machinchang and Setul Formations.

Pulau Jemuruk Cambrian Fossils

At Pulau Jemuruk examine the transition from the clastic Machinchang Formation to the carbonates of the Setul Formation. The island has also preserved storm-deposited sandstones, along with beautiful Dictyodora trace fossils and fragmentary trilobite lag deposits towards the northwest of the island.

Landscape Viewpoint

Kubang Badak features diverse landscapes: Machinchang Range's sandstone, Bukit Sawak's granite, and eastern karst hills. Unique scenic beauty unfolds along Sungai Kubang Badak.

Pulau Jemuruk

Visit Pulau Jemuruk for a peaceful retreat at the Jemuruk Island Resort and serene boat rides with scenic views in Langkawi.

Gua Bukit Pinang

Discover Gua Bukit Pinang, a hidden gem nestled in the serene landscape of Langkawi, offering a glimpse into the island's rich geological history.

Oyster Farm

Discover oyster farming at Kubang Badak Biogeo Trail, Langkawi. Witness cultivation, enjoy fresh oysters, and explore ecological and historical wonders.

Air Terjun Temurun (Waterfall)

Discover the majestic beauty of Temurun Waterfall in Langkawi, with its geological marvel of a 200-meter drop, a sight to behold.

Kebuk Arang Kampung Siam

18th-century Langkawi thrived on charcoal for fuel, metal smelting, and transport. Production ceased in the late '80s, leaving historical kilns.

Eagle Watching Point (Kubang Badak)

Eagle watching at Kubang Badak Biogeo Trail Exploration: Watch eagles dive for food in a 20-minute spectacle from your boat.

Menora Hill

A historical site of Southern Thai settlers' community, was central to their livelihood and culture, including the Menora theatre, a traditional dance-drama.

Beting Pasir

Large tidal ranges and gentle gradients cause offshore wave breaks, leading to sand beaches and mudflats. Mangroves stabilize these areas, aiding in sandbar formation.

Pulau Kubang Badak

Explore the virgin mangroves of Kubang Badak BioGeo Trail in Langkawi. Perfect for bird watching, photography, and eco-tours. Connect with nature.

Kayak (Kubang Badak)

Discover Kubang Badak, Langkawi, by kayaking through calm waters, spotting diverse wildlife, and enjoying an eco-friendly adventure in nature.

Jeti Kubang Badak

Kubang Badak Jetty in Langkawi is the starting point for exploring the unique mangrove ecosystem, rich in geological diversity and cultural history.

Kubang Badak BioGeo Trail

Langkawi's virgin mangrove forest, eco-exploration, stunning geological formations, and rich heritage await at Kubang Badak BioGeo Trail.

Treetopia

Treetopia at Crocodile Adventureland Langkawi offers breathtaking views from a hanging bridge, perfect for observing crocodiles and nature. Admission includes shows and feeding sessions

Coconut Kingdom Langkawi

Explore Coconut Kingdom Langkawi: A photogenic paradise with coconut groves, unique installations, and cultural activities. Perfect for Instagram-worthy photos.

Masjid Nurus Salam

Masjid Nurus Salam in Ewa, Langkawi, known for its elegant design, welcomes 500 worshippers. Near the airport, it's a hub for prayers, events, and a glimpse into local culture.

Crocodile Adventureland Langkawi

Experience thrills at Crocodile Adventureland Langkawi. Experience crocodile power, participatory performances, conservation efforts, and lasting memories. Wild adventure like no other!

Public Garden Teluk Yu

Discover Public Garden Teluk Yu: Enjoy pristine beaches, lush gardens, and unique granite tors. Perfect for relaxation and family-friendly outdoor activities.

Pulau Dangli

Pulau Dangli, Langkawi's hidden gem, offers a serene escape for snorkeling and swimming. A nature lover's paradise in the Andaman Sea.

Dangli Remnant Island

The Dangli Remnant Islands consist of Pulau Dangli, Pulau Pasir and Pulau Gasing and are made up of greyish limestone from the Setul Formation; they have evidence of sea level changes, weathering Feature of island karsts and current wave erosion. These islands are also host to unique flora and fauna within the limestone.

Kompleks Kraf Langkawi (Craft Cultural Complex)

Explore traditional Malaysian crafts at Langkawi's Craft Cultural Complex! Witness artisans, shop unique handicrafts, and enjoy cultural shows.

Teluk Yu Granite Tors

Impressive rock formations, naturally sculpted by weathering processes. These iconic landmark, standing tall, offer a glimpse into the island's geology.

The Els Club Teluk Datai Rainforest Course

Tee off amidst Langkawi's rainforests, overlooking the Andaman Sea at The Els Club Teluk Datai Rainforest Course. Nature and golfing excellence!

Masjid Jamek Kampung Kok

Masjid Jamek Kampung Kok, a 2018-built mosque in Langkawi, features a blue dome and white minaret, hosting up to 300 for worship and cultural events.

Air Terjun Tok Kasa (Waterfall)

Explore Tok Kasa Waterfall in Langkawi—perfect for nature lovers. Accessible by ATV or bike, enjoy hiking, swimming, and serene beauty.

Datai Anticline

Ancient tectonic activities on the Machinchang formation have caused the oldest sedimentary rock on the island to be folded into an ‘A’ shape with each limb of the fold dipping away from the hinge. The anticline can be observed by taking a boat ride along the northern coast from Pulau Jemuruk in the east to Tanjung Chinchin in the west.

Pulau Anak Datai

A serene, untouched islet in Langkawi with pristine beaches, perfect for quiet exploration and kayaking.

Pulau Gasing

Uninhabited Pulau Gasing, off Tanjung Rhu, offers serene, undeveloped beauty, perfect for tranquil exploration.

Pantai Pasir Hitam

One of Langkawi's most distinctive attractions is Pantai Pasir Hitam, often known as Black Sand Beach. It's a peaceful haven away from the madding crowds, frequented largely by locals.

The Datai

Experience luxury at The Datai Langkawi—nestled in ancient rainforest with private beach access, award-winning spa, and eco-friendly practices.

Masjid Al-Falah

Masjid al Falah, Padang Kandang, Langkawi was a 2023-built mosque with elegant architecture, offering worship, education, and community events

Masjid Raudhatul Kudra'

Built in 2010, this Langkawi mosque has a capacity of 500. Featuring a white dome and green minaret, it's a blend of simplicity and elegance, open for daily prayers and a glimpse of local culture

Teluk Datai

Datai Bay was a Top 10 beach by Nat Geo, luxury resorts The Datai & Westin Langkawi, scenic Datai Bay Golf Course, attractions like Temurun Waterfall, wildlife tours showcasing Langkawi's nature.

The Kelapa by TRV Langkawi

Experience The Kelapa by TRV, a unique café nestled among coconut trees in Tanjung Rhu, Langkawi, blending local cuisine with hipster charm.

Arca Pulau Pasir

The new attraction known is comprised of nine sculptures that are buried in the water above the island. The tales and stories of Langkawi served as the inspiration for the sculptures at the time.