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:: Pulau Payar ::  |
This island is one of Langkawi's mystical isles, legendary for its spectacularly beautiful coral gardens. You can either dive or snorkel to swim among the fishes and explore the corals. If you don't wish to get wet, the special Underwater Observatory allows you to experience a close-up view of marine life. |
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| :: Pulau Rebak Besar :: |
Off shore from Pantai Cenang lies Pulau Rebak. This island is resplendent with natural beauty. Developed as a marina with full facilities and a marine park, it is still in its pristine natural state with beautiful beaches cooled turquoise waters. |
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| :: Pulau Beras Basah :: |
“Isle of Wet Rice” with crystal clear waters and pure white sandy beaches, this is an ideal place to get way from it all. With colorful reef is an attraction for scuba diving, snorkeling and fishing. Chalets are available on this hilly island. |
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:: Pulau dayang Bunting ::  |
This is the second largest island within archipelago. Its name “ Island of the Pregnant Maiden” is inspired by the legends which surround the lake “known as Lake Guillemard ” or by the physical appearance of the island itself which resembles the belly of a pregnant women. The legend that the lake bestows fertility although not scientifically proven, only enhances the mystery that surrounds the island. Mangrove swamps dominate the perimeter of the island while rainforests reign supreme inland. The bird and insect population are high, with over 90 species of birds including the hornbill, kingfisher, drongo, woodpecker and kite. |
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:: Pulau Singa Besar ::  |
Also known as “ Island of the Big Lion” located 17 km from Kuah town, Pulau Singa Besar is nestled between the smaller island of Pulau Beras Basah to the west and Pulau Dayang Bunting to the east. The sedimentary rocks on this island are reputed to be among the oldest in Malaysia going back 500 million years. The flora and fauna here differ greatly from that on the mainland, with a lush abundance of the Diptherocarp, kelubi and cycas. The island is a wildlife sanctuary where lizards, mousedeer, macaques, eagle and hornbills roam freely. Wooden walkways and paths have been delineated on the island shores for nature lovers and a trek around the island takes about 8 hours.
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