Nature - Malaysia

Bako National Park

Nestled just 30 minutes away from Sarawak's capital city, Bako National Park offers its visitors a window into the natural wonders of Borneo.

Batang Ai National Park

The serene surroundings of Batang Ai National Park await visitors as they step into one of Malaysia's thriving pristine forest which still remains mostly unexplored by mankind.

Cameron Highlands

Located approximately two and a half hours away from Kuala Lumpur, Cameron Highlands is a picturesque highland resort sitting 5,000 feet above sea level.

Endau Rompin National Park

Straddling the borders of Johor and Pahang is the Endau Rompin National Park, home to the endangered Sumatran rhinoceros.

Forest Research Institute Malaysia

The Forest Research Institute Malaysia is a great place to experience the wildlife and natural scenery of Malaysia, while staying close to the city.

While it is the second largest city in Sarawak, Miri's jungles and rainforests remain untouched by development. The indigenous people of the area, the Iban, have called the jungles their home for centuries.

Jungles of Perak

Named after the Malay word for "silver", the state of Perak is home to the most gorgeous, lush and biodiverse jungle terrain in Malaysia.

Kinabalu National Park

At the foot of majestic Mount Kinabalu lies Kinabalu National Park, home to a vast assortment of unique flora and fauna, including the famous Rafflesia, the world's largest flower.