Book Cheap & Best Hotels

250*250

Pulau Payar Marine Park, Langkawi

Pulau Payar Marine Park has located about 30 km from the main island of Langkawi and is one of the most popular destinations for divers and snorkellers in Malaysia. This is the perfect place for experienced divers and novices who want to give it a try.


At Pulau Payar Marine Park, you can observe the natural habitat of various species of fish and baby sharks and feed them. This island is made up of four smaller islands, all of which are uninhabited and closely monitored to prevent disturbance of the virgin marine life. The stunning island is also surrounded by jade-green rainforests, which form a natural boundary that is not accessible to all tourists but can only be entered with a special permit from the authorities.


Access to the pristine Pulau Payar Marine Park is only available as part of tour packages affiliated with the Kedah Department of Fisheries to promote marine life conservation and raise awareness against coral bleaching and destruction.

Other Places to visit :

Petronas Twin Towers | Penang Hill | Sky Bridge | Cameron Highlands | Mount Kinabalu | Redang Island | Taman Negara | Batu Caves | Gunung Mulu National Park | Kelabit Highlands | Chinatown | Jonkers’s Night Market | Melaka City | Eagle Square | Tujuh Waterfall | Nyonga Heritage Museum | Melaka Sultanate Palace | ASEAN Cultural Park | Dalam Taman | St. Paul’s Church | Aquaria KLCC | Langkawai Wildlife Park | Pulau Payar Marine Park

Comments

Post a Comment

Book Cheap & Best Hotels

250*250

Popular posts from this blog

Redang Island is one of the largest islands on the east coast of Malaysia.

Image
 Redang Island is one of the largest islands on the east coast of Malaysia. It lies in the South China Sea and is part of the Kuala Nerus district of Kuala Terengganu. The archipelago is known for its crystal clear waters, which make for a scenic dive to the pristine coral reefs and underwater world As Redang is under the Marine Park Conservation Area, there is an entrance fee of RM30 for adults and RM15 for children. However, the island offers a relaxing and peaceful time on crystal clear waters and white sandy beaches. The most famous beach is Taaras Beach. Long Beach, Teluk Dalam Beach and Mutiara Beach are other popular beaches. Most resorts and hotels are located on Long Beach, which is also known as Pasir Panjang The island has several renowned resorts that offer a luxurious stay with water activities such as diving and snorkelling. All year round, except during the monsoon season, the water is so clear that you can see various marine life such as fusiliers, turtles, bumphea...
Read more

Dataran Lang, also called Eagle Square, Malaysia

Image
Dataran Lang, also called Eagle Square, celebrates these majestic birds of Langkawi.  It is an iconic statue located in the southern part of Pulau Langkawi at Kuah Jetty. Eagle Square has an impressive 12-meter-high statue of a red-backed eagle standing on a blue star-shaped platform. It is surrounded by forested mountains on one side and the open Andaman Sea on the other. With its wings spread, the eagle of Dataran Lang looks as if it is soaring into the sky. This sculpture serves as a signpost for sailors, guiding them to the Kuah harbor. Eagle Square is located near the ferry terminal and features artistic water features, a small pond for paddling, a green park for a picnic, and a perfect backdrop for memorable photos. At night, the Eagle of Langkawi is illuminated with twinkling lights, giving it a whole new dimension. Dataran Lang gets a little overheated in the sun and it is best to visit at sunrise or sunset. There are many restaurants and souvenir shops in the area. You ca...
Read more

Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Image
 Cameron Highlands is just one of the many factors that make this charming district in Malaysia a must-visit destination. The district is located in the western region of Malaysia, Pahang. located 200 km from Kuala Lumpur, this picturesque place attracts travellers from all over the world. The Cameron Highlands was named after Sir William Cameron, who founded it in 1885. There are orchards, tea plantations, gardens, hiking trails, museums and much more. From scenic beauty to fun activities, this place has everything to attract visitors. It is common for groups of weekenders to visit this place to drink aromatic tea and enjoy juicy strawberries. Thank you to the pleasant climate that never gets too hot, Cameron Highlands is an ideal destination to cool off in the summer heat. From refreshing walks in the tea gardens to trekking and hiking through dense forests, from visiting strawberry farms to exploring the fascinating religious sites, the Cameron Highlands offers a range of activ...
Read more