Andaman Sea Near Langkawi Island In A Summer Day, Malaysia, Asia. Stock Image

Geopark Langkawi is the most Northern archipelago located on the Westside of Peninsular Malaysia located 30 km off the mainland. The archipelago consists of the main island Langkawi and almost 100 small surrounding islands only four of them are inhabited. Langkawi lies very close to the border of Thailand, the nearest island Koh Lipe is only a 30 minute boat ride away. The island falls within the district of Kedah, and contains 479 square kilometers of tropical grounds. For many travelers Langkawi is the first acquaintance with the beautiful country Malaysia as it is not only one of the most beautiful islands of Malaysia it is also very easily accessible. Langkawi is a wonderful tropical island with amazing beaches, beautiful hills, valleys, mountains, jungles, beautiful unspoiled beaches, waterfalls, rice fields and quaint villages. On June 1 2007, Langkawi Island has been given a World Geopark status by UNESCO.