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Discovering the Charms of Langkawi Nature Park: A Journey Through Mangroves, Wildlife, and Seafood Delights

Our next stop brought us to Langkawi Nature Park, and we opted for the route that commenced our expedition with a breathtaking ferry ride from the jetty situated in Kilim Karst Geoforest Park. The stunning landscapes along the Kilim River left me in awe, offering glimpses of soaring eagles and playful monkeys swimming in the water.

Upon arriving the Mangrove Boardwalk Jetty, we entered the park on foot to explore gem of a 35-acre mangrove forest reserve. This enchanting section boasts an 800-meter (about 991 steps) elevated boardwalk that weaves through the heart of the mangrove forest, leading to a breathtaking scenic point along the Kilim River.

The Mangrove Walk
As the highlight of our journey, the mangrove walk not only provided us with a unique perspective of the mangrove ecosystem but also offered a serene escape into the lush greenery. The elevated boardwalk allowed us to appreciate the delicate balance of nature while immersing ourselves in the soothing sights and sounds of the mangrove forest. With a keen eye, one might spot a diverse array of fauna within the mangrove forest, including woodpeckers, kingfishers, kites, sea eagles, migratory owls, hornbills, leaf monkeys, macaques, leaf snakes, tree vipers, crabs, mud lobsters, mudskippers, and various other marine life.

Recreational Park with Zoological Features
Exiting the Mangrove Walk, we ventured into the Recreational Park, seamlessly integrated with zoological features spread across 8-10 acres. Originally featuring eight separate animal themes, the park has refined its focus to six, with a current offering that includes a cackle of hyenas, a bird aviary that houses different kinds of birds, peacocks, and rabbits, all open to the public. Each area presents an opportunity to observe and appreciate the diverse wildlife in a carefully curated environment. Grab the opportunity to feed these animals by purchase the feeding packs at the counter.

Scarborough Fish & Chips
Regarded as one of the most popular fish and chip establishments in Langkawi, Scarborough Fish & Chips has expanded its presence with a third outlet, now situated within Langkawi Nature Park! Renowned for their delectable offerings, including an array of deep-fried fish steaks like Dory, Pacific Cod, Mackerel, and Halibut, as well as grilled dishes such as Chicken Chop, Steak, and Fried Calamari, Scarborough Fish & Chips caters to diverse palates. Whether you have a penchant for seafood or prefer non-seafood delights, the delectable cuisine from this eatery perfectly complements the natural splendor of the park, creating an ideal spot to recharge and relish the distinctive flavors of Langkawi.

Setting Up Expectation
To manage expectations, Langkawi Nature Park has resumed its operations after a temporary closure due to the global pandemic. The phased reopening began on 22 December 2023, and is anticipated to achieve full operational capacity by the third quarter of 2024. Nevertheless, over 70% of the park is now accessible to visitors, providing nature enthusiasts with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the captivating beauty of Langkawi. While the current condition may not be considered the optimal time to visit Langkawi Nature Park personally, but every Ringgit spent here contributes to making a positive impact as the park patiently awaits its complete operational restoration.

Fees & Charges

ItemsAdultChildren
Daily Pass – First Phase of ReopeningRM 28RM 18
Annual Pass*
–Valid for 12 months from time of subscription
RM 120RM 120
Bicycle RentalsRM20/15minsRM15/15mins
Feed Packfrom RM5 per pack
RM10 for Hyenas
Souvenir PhotographyPackages from RM50
Guided Walks or ToursTBC
*Annual pass holders receive a 10% discount on personal purchases at participating activities/counters. This benefit is exclusive to the passholder and does not apply to others in their group. Accompanying guests require a separate entry pass.
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Took a ferry from Jetty Kilim, passing through mangrove walk and reached Langkawi Nature Park where we fed two hyenas, a few bunnies and birds. #QttGroupTravel #JupeterHolidays #KembaRojak #NaturallyLangkawi #LangkawiBestWey #JomMaiKedah #NatureBasedTraveler #EscapeToBeautifulNature #Langkawi99MagicalIslands #LangkawiNaturePark 
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📍Langkawi Nature Park
Jalan Ayer Hangat, Kuala Kisap Forest Reserve,
07000 Langkawi, Kedah
Tel: +6012-904 9200
Email: hello@naturepark.my
Website: www.naturepark.my
IG: https://www.instagram.com/langkawinaturepark/

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QTT FAM Trip to Langkawi is organised by QTT Group Plt in collaboration with LADA, Jupeter Holidays and supported by KembaRojak.