National
Networking of Malaysia's Geopark
Malaysia’s geoparks form a strong network that promotes collaboration, knowledge exchange, and shared efforts in geoconservation, geotourism, and sustainable development. Through national and international partnerships, these geoparks continue to strengthen best practices in protecting natural and cultural heritage.
UNESCO Global Geoparks
Langkawi Geopark
Endorsed: 2006/2007Malaysia’s first UNESCO Global Geopark. Renowned for its rich geological history, biodiversity, and cultural heritage.
Kinabalu Geopark
Endorsed: 2020/2023Recognized for its rich biodiversity and unique geological formations, including Mount Kinabalu.
Lenggong Geopark
Endorsed: 2021Famous for its archaeological significance, including UNESCO World Heritage archaeological sites.
Sarawak Delta Geopark
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Malaysia National Geoparks
Kinta Valley Geopark
Established: 2017Located in Perak, featuring spectacular karst landscapes and a rich heritage shaped by the history of tin mining.
Jerai Geopark
Established 2019Showcasing the geological wonders of Mount Jerai and its significant cultural and historical values.
Labuan Geopark
Established 2021A unique destination combining geological features, marine ecosystems, coral reefs, and historical attractions.
Gombak-Hulu Langat Geopark
Established 2022Known for its tropical rainforest landscapes, geological diversity, and connection between nature and urban communities.
Stong Geopark
Established 2022Home to majestic waterfalls, caves, and mountain ecosystems that showcase Kelantan’s natural heritage.
Kenyir Geopark
Established 2023A geopark rich in geological features, biodiversity, and local cultural identity surrounding Tasik Kenyir.
Lipis Geopark
Established 2023Celebrating a landscape shaped by geological history, natural resources, and cultural heritage.
Perlis Geopark
Established 2023Featuring iconic karst and sedimentary landscapes, with a strong focus on heritage conservation and education.