Rain however doesn’t stop many of our adventurous guests to join us, although there is some who opted to cancel their participation and we dully send back and cancel charges. We launch JungleWalla custom made zero emission boat on the ...[ read more ]
JungleWalla – Solar Boat
JungleWalla hit another milestone this month, after a long wait, at last a Solar Boat dream has become a reality. It arrived in Langkawi on the 2nd of June. We planned to launch it on World Ocean Day (8th June). ...[ read more ]
Birdwatching Course at Fraser’s Hill
We wanted to send the team over for the long overdue Birdwatching course with MNS at fraser’s hill. This course is so popular, we have sign up for this course a year ago. The timing could not be better, ...[ read more ]
Raptor Watch 2009
Raptor watch this year coincides with MATTA travel fair cause the attendance down to 5.000 people.. Although I have trying to go for the last years, this is the first time I get the pleasure to attend raptor watch. This ...[ read more ]
2008 in Memory
2008 just passed by and welcome 2009. I had a great year in 2008, lots of sweet and bitter, small and big things happened to us at JungleWalla. One of the biggest occasion which is on February 2008, was the ...[ read more ]
Covidien – Give Back to Nature and Community
Once in a while we get a pleasant surprise. Who would have thought that instead of having the "regular tours" on holiday, there are those who chose to give back to nature and local communities . Kelvin Seow, who is ...[ read more ]
National Geographic Asia – Geopark Race
Conducted in JungleWalla's way, this team building event took the group to Langkawi geopark sites and places of interests. Around 09 am on D-day, monsoon downpour make us a bit worry, but hey... its nature isn't...?. Hmmm..... this is going ...[ read more ]
The Making of Eco Warriors
With the arrival of rain, we did the planting at several deforested area on Gunung Raya which is the highest peak on langkawi. We also donated and planted some trees at several resorts on the island. The trees planted are ...[ read more ]
Tropensatte Tage
Hannah Glaser Keine Bettenburgen, keine Partymeile, keine Strandpromenade. Stattdessen staksen Reiher über den weißen Sand, und hinter dem Hotel beginnt der 400 Jahre alte Regenwald. Die malaysische Insel Langkawi hat sich dem Ökotourismus verschrieben. Der Mann ist nicht nur höllisch ...[ read more ]
West Malaysia Birding
They had written back saying that they were hopeful that they could find the Hooded Oriole, Blue-winged Pitta, Plain-backed Sparrow, Brown-winged Kingfisher, Brown Boobook (Hawk Owl) and the recently discovered Mountain Hawk-Eagle, a bird from Thailand that had been found ...[ read more ]
Morning Birding in Langkawi
The very next morning, my aunt took me along to go “Bird Watching” with two of the most pleasant and cheerful tourists I have ever met. We left the house at 6.45 am, right after a quick breakfast at a ...[ read more ]
Students Fall in Love with Wildlife
Nurul Nayli Hashim, 12, from SK Kedawang said the nature programme provided her with a deep knowledge of the eco-system. “We were thought to identify the different types of trees and how to plant saplings the correct way. We also ...[ read more ]