Naturalist’s log book; the many flora and fauna we encounter during our excursions and more.
Every day somewhere in the rainforest, a natural swarm cycles happen. Winged reproductive (young kings and queens) out of the nest to mate and form a new colony.
North Malaya Keysites
We have designed our itinerary so as the travel time between most sites will not exceed 3 to 4 hours. We usually keep to the most scenic route so as you may enjoy the countryside. At times along the way we will stop for birding breaks. Our groups will be small and vehicle-comfortable.
11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS – Penang, Kuala Gula Bird Sanctuary, Taiping, Maxwell Hill, Sedim Canopy Walkway, Royal Belum Park and Langkawi.
We offer the water birds of Kuala Gula, the montaine birds of Maxwell Hill and the lowland rainforest birds of Sungai Sedim, Royal Belum Park and Langkawi. This tour gives good cross section of the rich array of birds the Malay peninsular has to offer.
4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS – Kuala Gula Wetland Sanctuary, Taiping, Maxwell Hill, Sedim Canopy Walkway and Penang.
One of Malaysia’s best kept secrets is the biosphere of the Northern Malay Peninsula. This zone is one of the most diverse bio-geographical regions on earth.
There are 8 species of kingfishers on Langkawi and they are certainly the most colorful birds on the island.
Among all the birds, if I had to have a favorite then it must be the Hornbills.
There are 20 species of bird of prey in Langkawi and several are often seen in the Datai area.
14 May 2000 – by: Lucinda Bredin. Daily mail UK.
There’s much more to Langkawi than duty-free shopping, discover Lucinda Bredin and family, here on a recent holiday from England. My elder son was halfway along a plank when our guide dropped the bombshell: 'Don't fall in,' he said.
Lush and relatively untouched, this Park encompasses the watershed of the rivers Endau in Johor and Rompin in Pahang . It is one of the few remaining lowland forests in the country, thanks to major conservation significance due to the diversity of the habitats and species found within. Its rocks and hills have been estimated to be 248 million years old. A haven for adventure seekers.
Why do birds migrate? Why would they leave their comfortable home in Europe to head thousands of miles to the south and face hazards along the way? There are several possible reasons why they have to do it.
Junglewalla hosted a Canadian International school based in China, comprising of students their respective teachers as well as representatives from an adventure group based in Hong Kong. The activity conducted for them was a tree planting initiative.
