Gua Kelawar (Bat Cave)

Bat Cave of Gua Kelawar in Malay is a cave with wonderful natural architecture formed million years ago is one of the must visit places for geopark fans.

Bat Cave is a more distinctive attraction in kilim karst geoforest park Langkawi Langkawi Geopark.

Bat Cave in Langkawi, capital of Kedah State, Malaysia, is full of bats; in fact, I don’t want to go to this attraction. I really don’t like bats like creatures, but the monkeys in the mangroves are very cute.

The bat hole needs to be entered by boat, then there is a small pavilion, and then through a stone bridge to enter the bat hole. The whole bat hole is almost one or two hundred meters. Because bats are sleeping during the day, everyone needs to whisper. There are many bats at the top of the hole, about two or three, hundreds. There are also many stalactites in the cave, which are said to be hundreds of millions of years old. Crossing the cave will enter a mangrove forest, and there are many monkeys here. Many mangrove roots can be observed. Then sit a section of the cave and you can come back. The second cave is very low, and many people need to hunch over. There will be some smell in the dream, everyone needs to pay attention. This is a rare place where you can directly observe the bats and there are some explanations. The second tour company will put here and watch eagle feeding together, you can watch two projects together at a time.

Bat Cave is an attraction in our mangrove day trip. We take a speedboat to a small island and need to buy another ticket, but the travel agency is all inclusive, so they pay for it. The hole is not very deep and it is more than ten meters long. It is dark inside. The tour guide is lighted by flashlight. You can see a lot of bats hanging upside down on the hole wall, the small kind of bat, there are two such holes, it takes only more than ten minutes to visit, and you can see a lot of plants, and the roots of the tree floating on the water.

The Bat Cave needs to be entered by boat, then there is a small pavilion, and then through a stone bridge to enter the Bat Cave . The whole Bat Cave is almost one or two hundred meters away. Because bats are sleeping during the day, everyone needs to whisper. There are many bats on the top of the cave, about two or three, hundreds of them. There are many stalactites in the cave, which are said to be hundreds of millions of years old. Crossing the cave will enter a mangrove forest, and there are many monkeys here. Many mangrove roots can be observed. Then sit a section of the cave and you can come back. The second cave is very low, and many people need to hunch over. There will be some smell in the dream, everyone needs to pay attention. This is a rare place where you can directly observe the bats and there are some explanations. The second tour company will put here and watch eagle feeding together, you can watch two projects together at a time.