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Photographs Exhibition
Exhibition of Photographs at Langkawi Fair Shopping Mall 21 November 2010
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The Winners 2010
THE WINNERS 2010 Congratulations to the winners for the different categories and thank you for making it a wonderful and memorial outing. Hope to see you again in 2011
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Corporate Social Investment
Coorporate team development goal is to encourage creative thinking rather than providing answers, which results in much deeper learning.
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Fish for the Future
Unsustainable fishing practices and illegal encroachment by trawlers into inshore fishing zones have resulted in a drastic decline in fish catch leading to a big drop in the income of the local fishermen. Fish for the Future will invite a corporation to adopt a particular fishing community in the hope to address its problems.
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Rainforest Tree Planting
Protect - Reforest - Rewild As part of the project, we will encourage the planting of trees that benefit birds and other wildlife around urban area and other built environments.
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Character and Team building
With practice and proficiency they will gain in confidence of their individual abilities, leadership skills, an active understanding of the importance of teamwork in achieving common goals and feel the rewards of success.
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Single/Solo Traveler Surcharge
The price for SOLO TRAVELER includes a surcharge, to enable JUNGLEWALLA to recover the minimum cost to commence a tour.
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Seeds Bank Activity
Seed Bank is a half days outing program suitable for a small company with minimum of 20 participants.
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Jungle Odyssey
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.
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Johor
Johor means; Precious Stones and this moniker truly reflects the many wonders the state has to offer tourists.; Bordering Malacca, Negeri Sembilan and Pahang in the north and Singapore just across the causeway.
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Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
During the late 19th century in Malaysia, the conversion of rainforest habitats into rubber and oil palm plantations marked the beginning of a colossal conflict between man and Elephas maximus, the Asian elephant. The encroachment of human settlements and agriculture massively eroded the size of the elephant's forest territory.
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Kenong Rimba Park
This scenic valley, traversed by rippling mountain streams, is home to the Batek aboriginal tribe. Within the park is magnificent limestone caves beneath which flows the Kenong River as it meanders gently on its way. The sense of tranquility and quiet solitude is broken only by the merry chirping of the birds and the cascading waterfalls.
