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Bat CaveLangkawi Top 5 in Family-Friendly Attractions
Langkawi Top 5 in Family-Friendly Attractions
Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-3 hours
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The bat cave needs to be entered by boat, and then there is a small pavilion, and then through a stone bridge to enter the bat cave. The entire bat cave is almost one or two hundred meters away. Since bats are sleeping during the day, everyone needs to be quiet. There are many bats on the top of the cave, probably two or three, hundreds of them. There are many stalactites in the cave, which are said to have a history of hundreds of millions of years. Through the cave, you will enter a mangrove forest, where there are also many monkeys. Many aerial roots of mangroves can be observed. Then you can come back after sitting in the cave for a while. The second cave is very low and many people need to hunch over. There will be some smell in the dream, everyone needs to pay attention. Here is a rare place where you can observe bats directly and there are some explanations. The second tour company will put this place together with the observation of eagle feeding, and everyone can watch two projects together.
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The bat cave needs to be entered by boat, and then there is a small pavilion, and then through a stone bridge to enter the bat cave. The entire bat cave is almost one or two hundred meters away. Since bats are sleeping during the day, everyone needs to be quiet. There are many bats on the top of the cave, probably two or three, hundreds of them. There are many stalactites in the cave, which are said to have a history of hundreds of millions of years. Through the cave, you will enter a mangrove forest, where there are also many monkeys. Many aerial roots of mangroves can be observed. Then you can come back after sitting in the cave for a while. The second cave is very low and many people need to hunch over. There will be some smell in the dream, everyone needs to pay attention. Here is a rare place where you can observe bats directly and there are some explanations. The second tour company will put this place together with the observation of eagle feeding, and everyone can watch two projects together.
The bat cave is located in the kilim karst geoforest park Langkawi Langkawi Geopark, which is a relatively distinctive attraction.
The bat cave is not particularly big, you need to bring a flashlight in, or you can rent a flashlight
In the mangrove tourist area, there are many bats on the top of the cave
The bat cave in Langkawi, the capital of Kedah, Malaysia, is filled with bats; in fact, I don’t want to go to this attraction. I really don’t like creatures like bats, but the monkeys in the mangrove forest are quite cute.