Langkawi is home to some of the most unique mangrove forests in the world. A boat tour through these mangroves will expose you to magnificent limestone karsts, hidden caves, and coves. Most tours make a pit stop at a surreal bat cave that is over 390 million years old. There is also plenty of wildlife—otters, kingfishers, eagles, monkeys, snakes, and occasionally dolphins. You will also pass mobile fish farms. You are bound to be endlessly fascinated as you wade through the skirt-like trees that comprise the mangroves. You can opt for a boat-based tour but kayak tours are best for experiencing the mangroves up close. When choosing a tour, try to pick a company that is ecologically friendly and hires naturalists as guides. Langkawi’s delicate ecological system needs to be preserved and a number of ruthless tour operators endlessly exploit resources for profit.
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