The island of Langkawi in northern Malaysia is home to an exceptional mix of nature and tourist facilities that makes it a popular destination. Its famous mangrove forest along with Kilim Karst ...

As the legend goes, when the curse lifted, Langkawi’s tourism began to thrive ... the island’s 500-million-year old geology, rich mangrove habitat and 18th century settlements.

Langkawi has no shortage of beautiful vistas and fascinating tourist attractions ... operators offering boat tours through its rugged mangrove landscapes. Here, you can examine ancient fossil ...

We were on a boat exploring the Kubang Badak BioGeo Trail in Langkawi, Kedah. While the Kubang Badak Mangrove Reserve has ... ish project that opened up for tourism as an alternative nature ...

Step or crawl into the exhibits, interact with characters, and become the subject of the artwork on display at 3D Art Langkawi ... and thick mangrove forests. Some of the mangroves here are ...

The Langkawi archipelago off Malaysia’s ... and strictly enforced boat speed limits near the mangrove. To guide tourism development, LADA unveiled a five-year Tourism Blueprint that same year ...

For travellers there are also plenty of new attractions ... mangrove forest without leaving a carbon footprint. Countless local boat operators also offer tours out to the tiny islets of Langkawi ...

an activity that is usually done in tandem with mangrove tours. Wildlife encounters are likely not a frequent occurrence for you, so take the chance to learn about animals in Langkawi. Monkeys are ...

Mangrove trees ... Interest has been so great, in fact, that tourism authorities have renamed their promotion campaign "Naturally Langkawi".