Explore the Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The "Mangrove Island" of Langkawi refers to the Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, a UNESCO-listed site on the island's northeast coast. It is a massive ecosystem of ancient limestone formations (some up to 490 million years old) and lush mangrove forests that act as a nursery for marine life and a home for diverse wildlife. Top Attractions: Bat Cave (Gua Kelawar), Eagle Watching & Feeding, Crocodile Cave (Gua Buaya), Floating Fish Farm & Restaurant and Gorilla Mountain.
The "Mangrove Island" of Langkawi refers to the Kilim Karst Geoforest Park, a UNESCO-listed site on the island's northeast coast. It is a massive ecosystem of ancient limestone formations (some up to 490 million years old) and lush mangrove forests that act as a nursery for marine life and a home for diverse wildlife. Top Attractions: Bat Cave (Gua Kelawar), Eagle Watching & Feeding, Crocodile Cave (Gua Buaya), Floating Fish Farm & Restaurant and Gorilla Mountain.
