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Waterfall$$$$$Durian Perangin Waterfall
This lush, jungle-clad picnic grounds centers around a series of cascading waterfalls and natural rock pools. Durian Perangin waterfall consists of 14 shallow tiers, accessible via a series of footpaths and bridges. Those adventurous enough to climb the 200-meter long steep staircase to the highest level are met with a gushing vertical stream and cooling pool to swim in.
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Down Langkawi's ancient mountains flow a series of natural waterfalls, secluded in the jungle with cooling rock pools for swimmers to relax under the shady canopy. Seven Wells and Temurun waterfalls run down the island's second-tallest mountain, Gunung Machinchang. A 3rd waterfall, Durian Perangin is located on the northern slope of Gunung Raya, the tallest peak. The mountains' differing rock formations provide contrasting landscapes surrounding the falls, meaning each is completely unique.
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WaterfallFreeTemurun Waterfall
Langkawi’s tallest waterfall with 3 cascading tiers towering 200 meters (656 feet) in height. After a short, 5-minute walk down a shady path lined with lush green trees, visitors are met with a glimpse of Temurun Waterfall’s striking 39-meter (128-feet) vertical stream at the falls’ middle tier. The stream ends in a natural rock pool ideal for swimming. Another refreshing pool is located at the upper tier, for those brave enough to climb the rocky stairs.
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Geopark$$$$$Kubang Badak Mangrove Reserve
Witness the raw natural beauty that thrust Langkawi onto the world tourism stage. Starting with serene mangrove habitats that open into the sparkling Andaman Sea, the Kubang Badak BioGeo Trail is home to thousands of wildlife species, from otters and kingfishers to sea eagles and tropical fish. The Mangrove Reserve is best explored by boat, with 12 stops available to delve into the region’s 500-million-year old geology and more recent history of fishing villages and Siamese settlers.
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Every millennial concerned with protecting the environment, animals, and planet wants to live as sustainably as possible, and that desire spills over into travel. However, it can be difficult to understand which transportation methods, accommodation options, and sight-seeing practices can actually preserve the environment and local cultures.
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Barcelona, a coastal city and Spain's second most populated urban area, is one of the hottest tourist spots in Europe. Find out the best areas to stay on your next vacation in Barcelona
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Island$$$$$Dayang Bunting
The second-largest island in the Langkawi archipelago, Dayang Bunting is one of 3 main geoforest parks within Langkawi's UNESCO Global Geopark, thanks to its 290-million-year-old marble rock formations. The island is best known for the 4,354-hectare natural lake in its southwest, known as Lake of the Pregnant Maiden. This oval-shaped freshwater lake is steeped in mystical legend and said to boost fertility in women who swim in or drink its waters.
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Now you are ready to get serious and take your travel videos to the next level. Shooting solely with a GoPro or vlogging camera has limits and now you can take your audience up into the skies to see your most recent vacation videos from a whole new perspective. Learn how to master your drone so you are ready for your next trip.
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WritersCorey O'Flanagan
Getting my start as a backpacker in the early 2000s with trips through Southeast Asia and Central and South America, I caught the travel bug. After trying “normal life” for a decade, I have been on the road full-time since June 2019.
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