Bako National Park is one of the best places in Sarawak to see wildlife in a natural surrounding. The various types of animals that could be spotted at Bako include proboscis monkeys, silver leaf monkeys, long tail macaques, wild boars, monitor lizards, and numerous species of birds. Proboscis monkey Tropical rainforest ranges from mangrove to [...]
Exploring the forests of Batang Ai with local guides. A tour with real variety, off the beaten track: jungle treks, experience Iban village hospitality, 02 nights in a jungle camp and the opportunity to get up close to a wide range of rare Bornean animals, such as the Orang Utan. The ruai or common area [...]
Interior of Deer Cave, Mulu Sarawak’s massive limestone outcroppings are honeycombed with caves, carved over millions of years by the run off from tropical downpours. The world’s most extensive cave system so far discovered is in the Mulu National Park. So far, 310 kilometres of passages have been surveyed and this is thought to be [...]
Bario in the Kelabit Highlands of Sarawak is a favourite optional trip for those keen on jungle trekking; with no roads in or out of Bario, you have to go as everyone else does – on foot! The cooler climate and hilly landscape combined with the friendliness of the people make this a memorable trip.
Deer Cave, one of 4 show caves in Mulu Sarawak’s massive limestone outcroppings are honeycombed with caves, carved over millions of years by the run off from tropical downpours. The world’s most extensive cave system so far discovered is in the Mulu National Park. So far, 310 kilometres of passages have been surveyed and this [...]
The Rainforest World Music Festival is a unique festival that brings together on the same stage renowned world musicians from all continents and indigenous musicians from the interiors of the mythical island of Borneo. » Click here for official Rainforest World Music Festival website Enquiry Itinerary Land Cost & Inclusions Optional Day Tours & Cost [...]
The Nanga Sumpa longhouse is a living example of an Iban community who have embraced a form of respectful, low volume, tourism where visitors meet the local Iban on equal terms and the local people are free to blend their traditional way of life with the benefits of contemporary living. Nanga Sumpa Jungle Lodge
