Also known as the Kilim
Karst Geoforest Park, this 100 square kilometer area in Langkawi is a nature
reserve and a collection of geo-sites full of amazing flora & fauna,
and stunning geological formations like mammoth limestone rocks, fossils,
caves, lagoons, beaches and seascapes. The whole area is administered and
protected by the Peninsular Malaysia Forestry Department. It is part of the
larger Langkawi Geopark and one of the biggest hot spots of Eco tourism in the
entire region.
In about 10 minutes you will reach the Floating Fish Farm. Here you can hand feed a
stingray or even the shooting archer fishes that jump a long way out of the
water to take away the bread piece from your fingers.
And then you will be taken to a calm water area surrounded by high
rocks and forest where you will see a grand spectacle - Eagle Feeding. The boatman stops the engine and the guide
throws some chicken skin pieces into the water. In no time the eagles start
swooping in from the sky, grab the food and take off.
The final stop is at the Bat Cave. which is located quite close to the Kilim Jetty. Other than
awesome sight of large colonies of bats hanging from the ceiling and flying all
over your head, Bat Cave showcases stunning formations of limestone. In one
such formation, the stalactites and stalagmites have joined to form a single
column. There are also many plants in the area that are centuries old and one
of them is called "Living Fossil".
Rates per person - RM28.00 per adult and RM20.00
for a child
Or
Charter rate per boat: 1 - 10
persons RM 250.00 per boatANY RESERVATION YOU CAN CALL ME ON : 013-7478059 (FAIZAH)
