Naturalist’s log book; the many flora and fauna we encounter during our excursions and more.
Discover the best waterfalls in Langkawi to visit during the rainy season. From the majestic Seven Wells to the hidden gems of Durian Perangin, learn why the island’s rainforests are most vibrant when the clouds open up.
The Andaman Reef at Datai Bay has a long history, but the 2004 tsunami changed everything. Learn how the giant waves impacted Langkawi’s coral colonies and why the preservation of this underwater ecosystem is vital for the island’s marine biodiversity.
Meet the Red Giant Flying Squirrel, Langkawi’s most impressive nocturnal glider. Learn about their unique biology, their role in the rainforest ecosystem, and how you might spot them gliding through the canopy on our Rainforest Afterdark tour.
A story of resilience at Datai Bay. While the Andaman resort faced a tragic fire, the wildlife that called it home has thrived, moving seamlessly into the shared forests and shores of The Datai Langkawi.
Meet the Asian Small-clawed Otter, the smallest and most social otter species in the world. Discover their habitat in Langkawi’s mangroves and why spotting these playful families is a highlight of our coastal boat and kayaking tours.
Discover the Sunda Flying Lemur, or Colugo, Langkawi’s most mysterious gliding mammal. Learn about their unique camouflage and where to spot these nocturnal wonders on our specialized nature tours.
The Mountain Hawk-Eagle is one of Langkawi’s rarest birds of prey. Read the gripping story of a 2007 rescue mission with Irshad Mobarak and discover why Gunung Raya is the best place to spot these powerful residents.
A unique triple-approach to corporate development: combining staff training, CSR, and environmental conservation. Discover how Cognis took on the “Wildlands for the Future” challenge to build a tree nursery for Langkawi’s natural heritage.
A look back at the 2007 petition to protect Langkawi’s natural heritage. JungleWalla’s long-standing support for the Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) reflects our lifelong commitment to island conservation.
See Langkawi from its highest point. At 881 meters above sea level, Gunung Raya offers a breathtaking “eagle eyes view” of the archipelago and the perfect vantage point for birdwatching and wildlife spotting.
A look back at the 2007-2009 documentary collaboration featuring Langkawi’s gliding mammals. While the full film ‘Flying Wonders of Paradise’ remains a rare gem, we share the highlights of the incredible Colugo in action.
A meaningful journey of learning and giving back. In May 2013, students from Lycée Français de Kuala Lumpur joined JungleWalla for a multi-day conservation program, from painting community murals to planting mangroves.
