Naturalist’s log book; the many flora and fauna we encounter during our excursions and more.
Updated guide to the premier birdwatching locations in Northern Malaysia and Southern Thailand. Covering current ecological statuses of sites in Kedah, Perak, Terengganu, and Tarutao.
Detailed 11-day birding itinerary covering Kuala Gula, Maxwell Hill, Royal Belum, and Langkawi. Target key species like the Milky Stork, Plain-pouched Hornbill, Mountain Peacock-Pheasant, and Mangrove Pitta. Managed by Irshad Mobarak’s team.
Explore the premier birding hotspots of the Bintang Range, including Bukit Larut and Sedim. A critical habitat for the Mountain Peacock-Pheasant, Black Eagle, Banded Kingfisher, and rare montane species. Expert-led expeditions by Irshad Mobarak.
An introduction to the biodiversity of Northern Malaya. Explore the habitats of Penang, Perak, Kedah, and Trengganu, home to over 748 bird species and iconic wildlife like Tigers, Elephants, and Hornbills.
An authoritative guide to the eight kingfisher species of Langkawi. Discover their habitats, identification marks, and ecological significance.
Discover the Great Hornbill and Oriental-pied Hornbill of Langkawi. Learn about their unique calls, nesting habits, and the best birdwatching spots on the island with JungleWalla.
Learn about the raptors of Langkawi, including the Brahminy Kite and White-bellied Sea Eagle. Discover nesting seasons and the best spots for birdwatching on the island.
A journey into Langkawi’s ancient wilderness. From the primary rainforests of Machinchang to the primeval mangroves of Kilim, discover how the island’s biodiversity captivates explorers of all ages.
Explore Endau-Rompin National Park, a 248-million-year-old rainforest. Discover the endemic fan palm, Buaya Sangkut waterfall, and the heritage of the Jakun tribe.
Discover the incredible journey of migratory raptors in Malaysia. Learn about their navigation secrets and the annual Raptor Watch event at Tanjung Tuan.
Explore JungleWalla’s reforestation efforts at Gunung Raya. Learn about our tree-planting initiatives featuring native species like Eugenia grandis and Salam, and how corporate groups can contribute to Langkawi’s conservation.
The activity conducted for the group by JungleWalla was called the Rainforest Aid-Hornbill Project which in short was to count the current population of the 3 species of Hornbill birds that inhabit Gunung Raya the highest mountain peak in in Langkawi with a specific focus on the Great Hornbill Buceros bicornis.
