Langkawi Nature🌿

#falladventures #langkawi #malaysia My short getaway to Langkawi turned out to be the perfect mix of adventure, nature, and relaxation during fall. Even though it was only a brief trip, I felt like I covered so many meaningful highlights, especially the island-hopping tour and the scenic spots around the island. The weather was warm, the breeze was steady, and the landscapes ranged from calm waters to dramatic limestone formations. It reminded me how unique Langkawi can be compared to other islands in Malaysia. The island-hopping tour was the highlight of my first day. It starts early in the morning, which is ideal because the sea is calmer and the sun is not too strong yet. Our first stop was the bat cave. Walking into the dimly lit cave felt like entering a hidden world, and seeing the bats resting above us was surprisingly interesting. The next activity was eagle feeding. Watching the eagles swoop down so gracefully over the water was one of the most memorable moments; it gives you a different appreciation for Langkawi’s wildlife. After that, the boat took us to a fish farm where we got to see various fish species up close. It was simple but educational, and I enjoyed learning about the marine life that surrounds the island. The best part of the whole tour was Kilim Geoforest Park. The limestone cliffs and mangrove forests made the scenery feel completely different from the beaches I’m used to. Cruising through the calm waters, surrounded by towering rock formations, gave me a sense of peace and connection to nature. It was easily the most impressive landscape of the trip. Later in the day, I visited the iconic Eagle Square to see the famous giant eagle statue. It’s one of those must-see spots in Langkawi, especially for a quick photo stop. The next morning, I visited Seven Wells Waterfall. The walk up was manageable, and the cool water made it worth the effort. It’s a great place to take a break and enjoy nature. For lunch, I headed to Scarborough Fish & Chips, a place many visitors recommend. The food lived up to its reputation—crispy, fresh, and satisfying, especially with the beach view right in front of the restaurant. I ended my trip at Galeria Perdana. The exhibits were interesting and gave me a different perspective on the island’s cultural side. It was a calm way to wrap up the getaway, and I left feeling like the trip had the perfect balance of activities. Point-form itinerary: Day 1 • Island hopping: Bat Cave → Eagle feeding → Fish farm • Explore Kilim Geoforest Park • Visit Eagle Square (Dataran Lang) Day 2 • Morning at Seven Wells Waterfall • Lunch at Scarborough Fish & Chips • Visit Galeria Perdana • End trip and return