Pulau Puchong, Langkawi

Pulau Puchong is a small island in Langkawi. It is an L-shaped island stretching in the southwest direction off Pulau Dayang Bunting, and is among a cluster of small islets that include Pulau Gubang Darat, Pulau Gubang Laut, Pulau Tajai, Pulau Ketumbu, Pulau Balar, Pulau Batang, Pulau Selat Riang Riang and Pulau Ujong Buloh.

Pulau Puchong is uninhabited. It has a cove with a small stretch of sand in the bay area. Directly to the east of the island is Pulau Ketumbu. The name puchong refers to a plant or tree which includes the Kepayang tree (Pangium edule), which produces buah keluak.

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