Seven Wells Waterfall - Telaga Tujuh

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("telaga" = wells,
"tujuh" = seven)

This waterfall, situated near to Telaga Harbour is considered by many to be the most beautiful waterfall on Langkawi & has one of the legends of Langkawi associated with it. It is said that the wells, or pools at the very top of the falls are where Fairies come to bathe.

Approaching from Pantai Kok you find a small car park which has a RM2 charge for cars & RM1 for bikes, there are also a number of small shops selling drinks, clothing & food.

From here you can either take the steps on the right hand side of the shops or walk up the very steep incline of the service road to get to the steps that will take you down to the base of the waterfall itself, where the pools provide welcome relief for tired feet & kids love to splash about.

For the more intrepid, you can take the 638 steps through the rain forest to the top of the waterfall & will be rewarded by the beautiful views across to Burau Bay & Pantai Kok.

This climb is fairly tiring so you may need to make use of the rest areas provided & just relax & listen to the sounds of the forest while you catch your breath. Once at the top the seven wells become apparent & you may even wish to bathe there yourself & use the natural rock slides which are suitable for kids of all ages.

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Underwater World Langkawi

Underwater World Langkawi is one of the largest marine and fresh water aquaria in South East Asia. Since the start of its operation on 26 August 1995, it has become one of the must visit tourist destinations in Langkawi and has attracted a large number of foreign as well as local tourists.

The concept and theme of Underwater World Langkawi are geared towards Knowledge, Education and Entertainment. It is built to raise awareness on the importance of conserving our precious aquatic life forms, thus creating understanding of the deep and inseparable bond between man and nature.

Unique to Underwater World Langkawi is the gigantic 15-meter long walk-through tunnel consisting of 500,000 liter seawater which houses many big fishes and sea creatures including the Giant Green Turtle.

Other attractions include the Freshwater Fish Section, the Seashell Display, the Koi Pond, the Mini Reptilian and Invertebrate Section, the Coral Reef Section and the Poisonous and Venomous Creatures Section.

The 34,701 square foot oceanarium is located adjacent to a shopping centre and the Neptune Caf�. Visitors are thus provided with a one-stop shopping, eating and entertainment package, all of which are available within one area.

A new building (with 60,000 sq. ft built-up area) which displays Tropical Rainforest, Temperate and Sub-Antarctic Ecosystems, and a three-dimensional (3D) theatre with a 200-seating capacity will be opened to the public in early 2005. The Sub-Antarctic Ecosystem Display includes a spectacular �penguinarium� with an underwater tunnel for visitors to view swimming penguins.

Tel:	604-955 6100
Open Hour:	Daily: 10.00am - 6.00pm
Entrance Fee:	Adult - RM38.00
	Child - RM28.00

Langkawi Wildlife Park

Langkawi Wildlife Park was formerly known as the Langkawi Bird Park. It features more than 2,500 birds from 150 exotic birds species.

At this wildlife park, you can see hundreds of exotic birds in the beautifuly-landscaped spacious enclosures. A new extension on the left and rear portion of the Langkawi Wildlife Park has been done to increase the exhibition area.

The new extension on the left is dedicated for a selection of other species of wildlife.

Thick Billed Green Bird
At the Langkawi Wildlife Park, you'll be amazed by hundreds of colourful birds through a walk-thru parakeet house. There are the Macaw Courtyard, Flamingo Pond and so many more!

Watch out also for the clever impersonations of the Cockatoo and Mynah. They're so clever!

The new extension at the back portion of the showcase areas, houses a huge display of rare crafted and raw crystals from Brazil and China. These crystals are dazzling!

And, the best thing is the crystal ornaments are available for sale!

Visiting this crystal showcase area will definitely enrich your knowledge of crystals. The attentive and friendly staff will transfer the knowledge on the curative and therapeutic properties of crystals to you! That's invaluable.

Besides the exotic birds, the wildlifes and the amazing crystals, you can also taste a wide variety of Chinese teas of different grades! There is a traditional Chinese tea kiosk at the Langkawi Wildlife Park offering you a tea pleasure.

Feeling hungry after hours at the Langkawi Wildlife Park? Look for a restaurant near the entrance of the wildlife park. This restaurant serves snacks and full meals. It is also a duty-free shopping area that sells a wide-range of items, including wines, spirits and leather products.

MAP LANGKAWI ISLAND

Area of Interest
1. Mangrove tours
2. Dataran Lang
3. Air Hangat Village
4. Budaya Craft & Cultural Complex
5. Langkawi Crystal
6. Pulau Payar Marine Park
7. Makam Mahsuri
8. Underwater World
9. Taman Lagenda
10.Air Terjun
11.Island Hopping

ISLAND HOPPING

Pulau Singa Besar

Pulau Singa Besar:Area: 636 ha, 6.5km long from north to south and 2.5km from east to west.
It consists mainly of steep hilly land covered by tropical forest. 75% of the land with gradient of 20° or more.
3 primary watersheds. The Sg. Botol and Sg. Pantai flowing down to the east of the island and the Sg. Sepai to the northen coast.
The top soil (kekura series), is thin layered. Towards the southern part of the island the land is rocky and devoid of soil.
Limestone outcrops are prominent on the north eastern part of the island.
The island geology is unique and has a formation called the Singa Formation.

Monkeys, deer, iguanas and peacocks roam about freely on Pulau Singa Besar, a wildlife sanctuary located southwest of Pulau Langkawi. Picnic on the pristine beaches and enjoy swimming in the surrounding waters. To preserve the island's natural surroundings, no hotels or chalets have been built. Instead, camping is encouraged. However, visitors will have to bring along their own tents and camping equipment if they wish to spend the night on the island.