JungleWalla CSR | Sustainable Growth & Community Impact Modern businesses recognize that social impact is a cornerstone of long-term success. Our Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programs are designed for organizations that want to go beyond traditional team building, integrating meaningful ...[ read more ]
FISH FOR THE FUTURE — MARINE CONSERVATION & COMMUNITY OUTREACH
JungleWalla CSR | Ocean Stewardship & Sustainable Livelihoods Langkawi’s surrounding waters are home to an extraordinary range of marine life, including dolphins, whales, and migratory whale sharks. However, increasing marine mammal strandings and the decline of fish stocks due to ...[ read more ]
RAINFOREST TREE PLANTING — NATURE CONSERVATION
JungleWalla CSR | Rainforest Aid & Biodiversity Langkawi has faced significant loss of its natural heritage due to urbanization and infrastructure development. Rainforest Aid is our dedicated initiative to stem this loss and reverse the trend by restoring critical habitats ...[ read more ]
Character and Team building
With practice and proficiency, they will gain in confidence of their individual abilities, and leadership skills, an active understanding of the importance of teamwork in achieving common goals and feel the rewards of success. The participant will learn the fundamentals ...[ read more ]
Single/Solo Traveler Surcharge
Single/Solo Traveler Surcharge Terms & Conditions 1. Booking Procedure: At the time of the booking, a deposit of 100% of the tour rate is due. The booking is binding for JUNGLEWALLA with its confirmation and for the traveler with his ...[ read more ]
SEEDS BANK — BOTANICAL CONSERVATION PROJECT
JungleWalla CSR | Botanical Conservation & Education The Seeds Bank Project is a vital component of our long-term reforestation strategy. This initiative focuses on the systematic collection, storage, and propagation of seeds from native rainforest trees, ensuring a continuous supply ...[ read more ]
JUNGLE ODYSSEY — A FAMILY EXPEDITION IN THE ANCIENT RAINFOREST
Langkawi’s northwestern corner is a sanctuary of primary rainforest, where the mountains meet the Andaman Sea. This narrative follows a family’s journey into the heart of the Machinchang formation, guided by JungleWalla’s founder and resident naturalist, Irshad Mobarak. It is ...[ read more ]
JOHOR — THE SOUTHERN FRONTIER OF BIODIVERSITY
Johor, the southernmost state of Peninsular Malaysia, is a region of immense ecological diversity. From the ancient rainforests of Endau-Rompin to the specialized mangrove systems of Desaru and Tanjung Piai, the state serves as a vital corridor for Peninsular Malaysia’s ...[ read more ]
KUALA GANDAH ELEPHANT SANCTUARY
KUALA GANDAH ELEPHANT CONSERVATION CENTRE Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Centre (NECC) is the headquarters for the National Elephant Conservation Unit in Malaysia. Established in 1989 by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN), the centre is dedicated to the ...[ read more ]
KENONG RIMBA PARK
KENONG RIMBA PARK: THE HIDDEN KARST WILDERNESS Kenong Rimba Park is a pristine wilderness located in the Kuala Lipis district of Pahang. Spanning 121 square kilometers, the park is bordered by Taman Negara to the east and north. It is ...[ read more ]
MALAYSIA’S ARCHIPELAGOS — A GUIDE TO THE ISLANDS
Malaysia is home to over 800 islands, ranging from bustling duty-free hubs to uninhabited limestone outcrops and coral sanctuaries. These islands are broadly categorized by their location—the West Coast in the Andaman Sea and the Malacca Straits, and the East ...[ read more ]
TREE PLANTING INITIATIVE — CONNECTING WITH THE EARTH
By Gary Ruben | Lepidopterist JungleWalla recently hosted a group from a Canadian International School based in China, including students, teachers, and representatives from an adventure group based in Hong Kong, for a dedicated tree-planting initiative. The program began with ...[ read more ]