5 articles to prepare your trip
On the island of Borneo, Kinabalu National Park protects Mount Kinabalu (4,095 m) and UNESCO-listed biodiversity, 88 km from Kota Kinabalu.
870 km² of tropical rainforest spanning Pahang and Johor: tigers, elephants, 120-meter waterfalls and demanding trails through one of Malaysia's ancient mountain ranges.
A forest park in Sarawak accessible only by longboat, Batang Ai is home to wild orangutans, Iban trails and traditional longhouses.
Parc National De Bako
Just 40 km from Kuching, Bako National Park brings together proboscis monkeys, seven ecosystems, and a coastline carved by erosion across 27 km² of Borneo jungle.
Kuching
Former capital of the White Rajahs and gateway to Malaysian Borneo, Kuching blends colonial heritage, multicultural markets, and breathtaking national parks.
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