Malaysia
As well as being the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur is one of Asia's hubs. It is a modern town surrounded by oil palms where you should spend several days.
Trek and hiking fans will love Cameron Highlands' blend of sport and nature. The smell of tea impregnates the countryside and the forests are full of surprises.
The Belum forest reserve is a fabulous place in Malaysia.
Taman Negara, a Malaysian coastal forest reserve, is located on Penang island. It was declared a national park over 10 years ago.
Port Dickson is a small seaside resort that is one hour by car from Kuala Lumpur, and its most frequent visitors at the weekend are locals.
Malacca, a city located in southwestern Malaysia, is considered to be the oldest port in the country.
A small village living in the shadow of its past.
The Batu Caves are the largest Hindu centre in Malaysia.
A little island off the northeastern Malaysian peninsula, Penang will feast your eyes as well as your stomach.
Kuching is the capital of Sarawak state. It's often the town where travellers arrive in Borneo. It has lot of things to see and is a good place to start.
Bako National Park has 7 different ecosystems in it. It is just a marvel of nature. There are lots of carnivorous plants but it's ok, they are not violent!
Kota Kinabalu or KK as it is generally known, is located in Sabah state.
Sandakan, as the second most important town of Sabah state, enjoys a strategic position for tourism.
Sepilok's in the heart of nature. One of its main attractions is the orangutan conservation and rehabilitation centre, orangutans being one of two monkey species native to Borneo.
4/5ths of Borneo island belong to Indonesia and the rest to Malaysia and Brunei.
A town with a turbulent past, of low tourist potential and interest.
Would you like to spend a few days on a small island, combining relaxation, meeting new people and diving? Mabul is an ideal destination that combines all these.
This is a diver’s paradise, famous for its barracuda tornadoes and turtle cemetery. A definite must if you plan to go diving on your Malaysian trip .
Mount Kinabalu is the highest point in all Borneo!
The meeting place for many of the animal species of Borneo. It is a must for lovers of nature, adventure and wild animals.
