Langkawi, the exotic, lush green islands off the north-west shore of Malaysia, has an unique approach towards ecotourism: it has been able to maintain a healthy ecological balance in and around its vast mangrove swamps and yet afforded tourists the chance to experience this marvel of nature.
A common stop on these excursions is the bat cave, popularly called the gua kelawar. There are two caves there; the smaller one has a very low roof and our guide pointed out the sea shells that stuck to the roof and the walls of the caves. This formation is testimony to the fact that the cave was once the sandy bottom of a river and was pushed up by geological forces, may be millions of years ago.
Another great way of exploring this destination is by a bus ride. This basically is a joy ride that tours vast green fields and winding roads through one of the oldest rainforests in the world. Yet there are also never-ending white-sand beaches and emerald sea to admire, as they rush to meet the blue horizon. The ride is organised on a very special kind of bus where seats are arranged in groups of four around a small table. Food and beverages are served at intervals to make the visitors comfortable.
Not to miss is the delicious food, which you can find in every nook and corner of this destination. Don't forget to laze on the white sands and play lazily in the clean waters of Lankawi, which makes this place even more luscious and leaves you with a thought 'why on earth had we never been to luscious Langkawi before?
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